Itineraries

This guide will provide beaches, bars, hikes, surf spots, and other notable things to do in each region of San Diego (San Diego is big and every area has its own vibe!).

This guide is broken out into 3 distinct sections: where to stay, what to eat, and cool things to do. There is an interactive map included to help determine where you'd like to spend most of your time.

If you want an adventured-filled trip with the best seafood and taco suggestions, this guide is for you! I'll delve into the towns I stopped by on my ride down to Ensenada from San Diego.

Not only is Death Valley the hottest location on Earth, but it is also the lowest spot in North America and the largest National Park in the contiguous United States.

My guide will highlight the main popular spots to visit at Death Valley National Park (Furnace Creek / Badwater / Stovepipe Wells) and also the more remote, secluded areas (Panamint Valley).

A Southern California road trip for both the lover of the desert and the city. Foodie favorites, quirky stops, and plenty of outdoor adventures: Los Angeles, Palm Springs, and Joshua Tree.

The adventure possibilities are endless in this desert town! This guide equips you with the following information to experience

This guide is broken out into three sections including: where to stay, what to eat, and what to do. Trendy, adventurous and food filled...

We fill you in on all of our top places to stay, a neighborhood breakdown as well as must-see/dos, family-friendly restaurants + cafes, hidden gems and so much more.

From the beach to the rolling hills of Santa Barbara wine country, it is a destination people travel to from all over the world.

Shenandoah Valley is great location for tasting California wines outside of the typical Napa tours (which can be expensive and crowded).

It's a playground for the rich and famous, but Napa Valley has a local heart and soul that one can only experience as a local, through this guide.

So, the suggestions in this guide reflect the experiences of a resident rather than a tourist, although we return a few times each year to restock our wine refrigerators with allocations from the clubs to which we belong

Known as the Whale Watching and Dolphin Capital of the World along with the creation of the surf board, Dana Point is a MUST visit!!

This guide is for anyone who really wants to explore Palm Springs and the cool spots throughout the desert nearby.

This is perfect for when you want to visit the infamous Southern California without being sucked into the big city.

Since Sacramento isn't really a tourist city, I've given all the popular local things to do during your stay. We are all about food, art and events.

If you LOVE food - this Guide is for you! I list coffee shops, breakfast, lunch and dinner MUSTS! Hot spots!