FAQs

Not at all. A lot of the girls who come on my trips are traveling internationally for the first time or doing their first solo trip. Everyone starts somewhere, and these trips are designed to feel supportive, safe, and easy to step into even if you're nervous.

Honestly, most people come alone. That's one of the best parts. Everyone is usually a little nervous at first, but people become close really fast because you're all sharing the experience together. By the end of the trip, it genuinely feels like a little family. But if you and a friend want to come together, feel free — I've had friends join and it's such a fun vibe.

Travelers who are adventurous, open-minded, kind, and wanting something deeper than just a typical vacation. A lot of people join because they're craving connection, wanting to step outside their comfort zone, or finally saying yes to traveling after putting it off for a long time.

Most people who join are usually between 18–30 years old. The trips are designed for people who are open-minded, adventurous, social, and excited to meet new people.

No. The trips are more focused on connection, adventure, nature, creativity, and shared experiences. There are definitely fun nights, music, laughter, dinners together, and spontaneous moments, but the vibe is intentional and grounded rather than chaotic party energy.

That's completely fine. These trips are not centered around partying or drinking culture. The focus is more on connection, experiences, nature, adventure, and creating memories together.

Yes — honestly a lot of people who join are more introverted than you'd think. The trips aren't about being loud or outgoing, they're about connection and shared experiences. There's room for all kinds of personalities.

You definitely wouldn't be the only one. A lot of people come into the trip nervous about fitting in or making friends. The nice thing is everyone is there for the same reason — to meet people, try something new, and have a shared experience together. Nobody expects you to be "on" all the time.

Usually the age range balances out naturally. Most girls are in a similar stage of life, wanting adventure, freedom, connection, and new experiences. Nobody really cares about age once the trip starts.

That's completely normal, and honestly most people are nervous before their first trip. My goal is to make the process feel approachable and supportive. You'll have guidance before the trip, a built-in group when you arrive, and people around you who are probably feeling the exact same way.

That's completely okay. I can help guide you through things like passports, what to pack, airport questions, travel apps, and general travel tips before the trip starts. The goal is to make international travel feel exciting instead of intimidating.

You're not alone in that at all. Before the trip starts, I help everyone coordinate arrival plans and answer questions about flights, airports, layovers, and timing. A lot of girls even end up flying together once they connect in the group chat.

That's very common. Most girls joining are trying something like this for the first time. The group environment actually makes travel feel way less overwhelming because you're figuring things out together instead of alone.

That's a very normal feeling while traveling, especially if it's your first big trip. The nice thing about group travel is you're surrounded by people going through the experience together, and there's always support if you need it.

That's totally okay. People usually come from all over, and a lot of the girls are flying alone to meet the group for the first time. Once the group chat opens, people usually start coordinating flights and arrivals together.

Absolutely. Most people come alone, and honestly that's usually why everyone bonds so fast. You're all stepping into something new together at the same time.

This depends on the trip, but most trips include accommodation, some transportation during the trip, activities, and a majority of meals unless otherwise specified. Some trips also include things like classes, excursions, certifications, or workshops. Flights are usually not included unless specifically stated.

Trip prices vary depending on the location, activities, accommodations, and trip length. Most trips range anywhere from around $1,200–$3,000 so there are different options depending on your budget.

To secure your spot, there is a $300 non-refundable deposit. After that, you can either:

• Pay the full amount upfront
• Choose a payment plan split into 2 payments

The final payment is due 60 days before the trip start date.

The deposit secures your spot on the trip and helps cover planning, accommodations, reservations, and coordination costs that are booked in advance.

Yes, it's always good to bring extra spending money for things like snacks, souvenirs, optional activities, airport food, personal shopping, or anything not specifically included in the trip details.

The earlier the better, especially because spots are limited and some trips sell out quickly. Booking earlier also gives you more time to plan flights, payments, and prepare for the trip.

The biggest difference is the connection. It's not just about seeing a place, it's about the people you experience it with. Most people leave with new friendships, more confidence, and memories that feel way more meaningful than a typical vacation.

The biggest difference is the feeling. These trips are less about rushing through a checklist and more about creating genuine experiences and real connections. It's about slow mornings, trying new things, sharing meals, deep conversations, exploring together, and leaving with memories and friendships that actually stay with you long after the trip ends.

There's a balance of both. There are planned activities and experiences, but also plenty of space to relax, explore, swim, journal, wander around, or just enjoy where you are without feeling rushed.

Yes. Even though the trips are community-focused, there's always space to recharge, relax, journal, swim, nap, explore, or just have quiet time when you need it. The trips aren't designed to feel overly scheduled or overwhelming.

Usually dinners together, music, conversations, games, beach walks, swims, sunset watching, or just hanging out together after a long day. It feels more like a close friend group than a structured tour.

A lot of them naturally include wellness elements like yoga, nature, movement, slower mornings, ocean time, journaling, or disconnecting from stress — but the trips are still adventurous and fun rather than overly structured wellness retreats.

I try to keep the groups smaller and more personal so everyone actually gets to know each other. The goal is quality over quantity and creating a comfortable group dynamic. Anywhere from 5–15 is the average trip count.

Not at all. I naturally document parts of the trips because travel content is what I do, but nobody is expected to be "on camera" constantly. The experience always comes first. And if anyone prefers to be off camera, just let me know!

Every trip is different, but I try to choose places that feel beautiful, cozy, social, and connected to nature. Think beach hostels, eco lodges, retreat centers, sailboats, jungle stays, and spaces that encourage community rather than isolated resort vibes.

This depends on the trip, but accommodations are usually shared rooms, eco lodges, retreat centers, hostels, or sailboats depending on the experience. The accommodations are chosen to feel comfortable, social, and aligned with the vibe of the trip.

Most trips involve shared accommodations because it helps keep costs more affordable and creates a more social environment. Depending on the trip, there may sometimes be private room upgrade options available.

No. You don't need to be an athlete to join. Some trips include activities like hiking, surfing, diving, or sailing, but everything is beginner-friendly and meant to be approachable. The goal is to challenge yourself in a fun and supportive way, not to perform.

That's honestly the whole point of a lot of these trips — trying something new. Most people are beginners, and the trips are designed to help you learn in a supportive environment.

Yes. Most people are beginners when it comes to surfing, diving, sailing, or even solo travel in general. The trips are built to be approachable and beginner-friendly.

Most trips can accommodate common dietary needs like vegetarian, vegan, or gluten-free options depending on the location. You'll be able to include dietary information before the trip.

Safety is a huge priority for me. I work with reputable travel companies, retreat centers, hostels, and local guides that I trust. I also keep group sizes smaller and stay involved throughout the experience so everyone feels comfortable and supported.

Travel insurance is required for all trips in case of flight cancellations, medical situations, lost luggage, or unexpected changes. Safety Wing is what I use and recommend.

Each trip will include detailed arrival information with recommended airports, arrival times, transportation info, and everything you need before departure.

Usually yes, but depending on the destination there may be moments with limited service or slower WiFi. Honestly, a lot of people end up loving the disconnect because it helps everyone be more present and connected with each other.

Each trip will have a packing guide sent out before departure with recommendations based on the destination and activities. I'll also help answer questions in the group chat so nobody feels unprepared.

Once you apply, I'll review your application personally. The goal isn't to make things feel exclusive in a weird way, it's just important to create groups where everyone feels aligned and comfortable together. After applying, you'll receive more trip details and next steps.

Once your application is reviewed, you'll receive more information about the trip, payment steps, and next details. After securing your spot, you'll be added into the group chat with everyone else joining.

Once you join, I'll add everyone into a WhatsApp group chat for the trip. That's where we'll all introduce ourselves, share updates, ask questions, coordinate travel plans, and get excited before the trip starts.

Yes. Before the trip, there will be communication through the WhatsApp group where you can ask questions, coordinate flights, talk with the group, and get trip updates so you feel prepared before arriving.