The friend who's already been and tells you what you can't miss.
Quick Intel
The friend who's already been and tells you what you can't miss.
You tell me what you’re planning, or where you’ve already booked your flights. I tell you, based on your interests and the time of year, what I’d prioritize, in what order, what I’d skip, and why.
I give you the opinions no one else will. And I send it all in a PDF made for your trip.
In practice, it looks like this:
01
Italy in three weeks: the order that makes sense
Rome, Lombardy, Piedmont. What order? How many days where? What works together and what doesn't? I build the structure with geographic logic, and I flag which reservations you need to make months in advance.
02
Buenos Aires and Patagonia: what to do with the days
Flights are booked. But between work and life, you don't have time to research what's actually worth doing. I send you a light plan with what I'd prioritize, what I'd skip, and the things only someone who's been there would know.
03
Beach in Mexico: which one is yours
Mexico has coastline for every taste. But Holbox and Tulum are not the same, and most guides won't tell you which one is right for you. I tell you which I'd choose based on what you're looking for, which I'd avoid, and why.
04
Patagonia without wasting a day
Glaciers, trekking, lakes: it has everything, but the distances are enormous and the days are never enough. Calafate or Chaltén? Argentina, Chile, or both? I tell you how to build a route that makes the most of every moment.
05
Rome, Florence, Venice: the other version
You've done the classics. This time you want the other version: the wineries that surprise, the beach that's not in the guides, the neighborhood where the locals eat.
Some of the places I've been
Italy, Argentina, Patagonia, Mexico, Central Europe. Every trip I design comes from having walked it first.
What travelers say
2022Italia
Malena, A. Buenos aires
2023Ushuaia
Victoria B., Buenos Aires
2023Chile and Argentina
Elia y Eduardo, Ciudad de México