Alaska
One of the most dramatic places on earth, and one of the most misunderstood. Not just for hikers. The Inside Passage is extraordinary for anyone who wants to feel genuinely small — in the best possible way. Glaciers, wildlife, silence. I'd put my name on Alaska every time.
Tuscany
Slow mornings. Real food. Wine you'll reference for the rest of your life. Tuscany is not a destination so much as a feeling — and it's one of my most-requested trips for good reason.
British Virgin Islands
The BVI are quiet in a way that most Caribbean destinations are not. Pristine water, uncrowded beaches, the kind of peace that takes two days to settle into. For the traveller who needs to properly exhale.
Greece
Ancient, beautiful, and far more navigable than people fear. Whether it's Athens, Santorini, or a slower island experience — Greece rewards the traveller who comes prepared.
Hawaii
Underestimated as “too American” by travellers who haven't been. Hawaii is genuinely extraordinary. Each island has its own character — and knowing which one fits you makes all the difference.
Islamorada, Florida
Not glamorous on paper. Wonderful in person. Sun, seafood, beaches without the chaos, and a pace that actually lets you rest. A perfect warm-weather escape.
