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walking on the boardwalk in Malamala Island in Fiji

Ultimate 8 Night Fiji Island Hopping Itinerary: Yasawa Islands

8 Nights in Fiji: The Ultimate Fiji Island Hopping Guide Includes Crown Plaza, Malamala Island, Oarsman Bay and Paradise Cove When I think back on Fiji, I picture turquoise water, tropical cocktails before noon, slow mornings with nowhere to be, and warm evenings watching the sunset from a beach somewhere in the Yasawa Islands. We visited Fiji from April 5th–13th, right at the tail end of their summer season. I did this trip with two …

Villa Monastero in Varenna Italy

3 Nights in Lake Como, Italy: The Perfect Bellagio-Based Itinerary

3 Nights in Lake Como, Italy: A Last-Minute Stop Lake Como was never part of our original plan—which made the decision even better. After an incredible 5-week Europe trip through Iceland, the Faroe Islands, Norway, Tomorrowland, and the Dolomites, we found ourselves with three open nights before flying home out of Milan. Instead of overplanning, we left it open…and landed on Lake Como. And wow—what a way to end a trip. It was beautiful, lively, …

Me at a closer angel to see the iconic Mulafossur waterfall.

Faroe Islands 5 Night Summer Itinerary: Hiking, Waterfalls & Scenic Drives

5 Night Faroe Islands Itinerary: The Perfect Road Trip for First-Time Visitors If you’re looking for a destination that feels completely different from the typical European vacation, put the Faroe Islands on your list. Tucked between Iceland and Norway, this remote archipelago is made up of 18 rugged islands filled with dramatic mountains, waterfalls, tiny villages, black sand beaches, turf-roofed houses and winding roads that disappear into narrow tunnels. We spent five nights in the …

Me sitting along the Kallur lighthouse hike with dramatic cliff views in the background.

4 Best Hikes in the Faroe Islands You Need to Experience

4 Best Faroe Islands Hikes: Kallur, Trælanípa, Klakkur & Gjógv If you find yourself in the Faroe Islands, make sure you spend some time hiking. This was one of our favorite parts of visiting. The Faroe Islands are incredibly remote and peaceful, with a population of only around 54,000 people and more sheep than people. The islands are covered in lush green mountains, dramatic cliffs that drop straight into the ocean, powerful waterfalls, colorful villages, …