Santorini
White-washed villages perched on volcanic cliffs. Sunsets that actually live up to the hype. Wine that tastes better when you're overlooking the Aegean.
This isn't a party island vacation. It's slower—cobblestone streets, local tavernas, and mornings that start with Greek coffee instead of tequila shots.
- Explore Oia and Fira without the cruise ship crowds
- Day trip to nearby volcanic islands
- Wine tasting at family-run vineyards
- Beach days at red and black sand beaches
Tokyo
Neon-lit streets that never sleep. Tiny izakayas where the chef knows everyone's name. A city that somehow feels both futuristic and timeless.
We're not doing the tourist checklist. We're eating ramen at 2am in Shinjuku, exploring neighborhood shrines, and getting lost in streets that look like Blade Runner.
- Hidden izakayas and local food spots
- Day trip to Kamakura or Nikko
- Explore different neighborhoods beyond Shibuya
- Late-night karaoke and Golden Gai bars
Morocco
Getting lost in Marrakech medinas. Mint tea negotiations. Desert camps where you can actually see the Milky Way. A place that feels completely different from anywhere you've been.
This trip is about contrast—chaotic souks and silent deserts, tagines in riads and street food in Jemaa el-Fnaa.
- Navigate the Marrakech medina and souks
- Sahara desert overnight experience
- Cooking classes and local food tours
- Atlas Mountains day trips
Marseille
France's grittiest port city. Less polished than Paris, more interesting because of it. Mediterranean vibes with North African influence and some of the best bouillabaisse you'll ever have.
We're exploring the Calanques, eating seafood by the old port, and soaking up a side of France that doesn't make it to Instagram as much—but should.
- Hike the Calanques National Park
- Explore Le Panier neighborhood
- Fresh seafood at Vallon des Auffes
- Day trips to Cassis and Aix-en-Provence
Brazil
Rio's beaches, São Paulo's energy, and a country that knows how to live. Caipirinhas on Copacabana, street art in Vila Madalena, and music that makes you want to stay out all night.
This is for people who want to experience a place, not just visit it. We're eating at botequims, dancing at samba clubs, and seeing why Brazilians are convinced they live in the best country on earth.
- Beach culture in Rio de Janeiro
- São Paulo's food and nightlife scene
- Hike to Christ the Redeemer at sunrise
- Live samba and neighborhood botecos
Wadi Rum
Jordan's desert valley that looks like Mars. Endless red sand, ancient rock formations, and nights spent in Bedouin camps under more stars than you knew existed.
This is the kind of place that makes you rethink what travel should feel like. Quiet, vast, and completely disconnected from everything.
- 4x4 desert safari through red dunes
- Overnight in traditional Bedouin camps
- Rock climbing and hiking ancient valleys
- Combine with Petra and Amman
