Destinations
Curated starter decks for group trips. Real top picks, real best months, real questions the chat is already asking.
Italy
Where 8:30pm dinner is early and cappuccino after 11am is a tell.
Portugal
Steep, salty, and run by a clock that drifts an hour later than yours.
Greece
A late-eating, cash-leaning city that locals only photograph at 4am.
Japan
Cash-heavy, tip-free, and harder to mess up than the internet says.
Morocco
The medina rewards calm and punishes anyone who tries to stick to a list.
Portugal
Steeper than Lisbon, cheaper than Lisbon, and full of port the locals do not drink.
Italy
Loud, cash-heavy, and the only Italian city where Roman rules do not apply.
Japan
Walks slow, closes early, and rewards the crew that wakes up first.
Iceland
The card-only capital where wool sweaters cost more than your flight.
Mexico
Eats at every hour, runs on pesos, and rewards crews who skip the obvious neighbourhoods.
Türkiye
A megacity on two continents that runs on cash, lira, and bargaining.
Argentina
Eats at 10pm, dances at 2am, and changes its currency rate every Tuesday.
Italy
The food capital Italians keep for themselves.
Vietnam
A motorbike city where breakfast is on the pavement and beer costs 20 cents.
South Africa
A coastal city run on rand, where summer is December and the wind has a name.
Mexico
A walkable Pueblo Mágico that drinks mezcal at lunch and dances in the street most weeks.
Georgia
Cheap, warm, and built around a feast nobody else has heard of.
Spain
A late-eating coastal city where the pickpockets are organised and the locals walk after midnight.
Germany
A cash-friendly capital where the techno starts at midnight and the bakeries open at 6am.
Spain
The Andalucian capital where 4pm is for sleeping and 11pm is for dancing.
Colombia
A reinvented mountain valley where the cable cars climb the hillside and the cafe culture rivals Melbourne.
Thailand
A megacity that eats on the pavement, traffics for sport, and air-conditions everything else.
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