A local island popular with surfers (Jailbreaks break) and known for its souvenir shops and local crafts.

A tiny, peaceful island near Maafushi with one of the most beautiful turquoise beaches and "ocean swings" for photos.

A long, narrow island known for its massive sandbank and for being one of the best spots to swim with Whale Sharks year-round.

The surfing mecca of the Maldives, home to the famous "Cokes" and "Chickens" surf breaks.

A quiet, scenic island famous for its crystal-clear lagoon and the friendly stingrays and nurse sharks that frequent its shores.

The most popular local island for tourists. It's the central hub for budget guesthouses, water sports, and excursions.

The world's most densely populated capital. It serves as the transit hub where you arrive before heading to your island.

The heart of the world's theater scene. You haven't seen NYC until you've seen a show here! We watched Harry Potter and the Cursed Child and would highly recommend watching a Broadway show at least once.

One of Milan’s most colorful corners, this street is full of pastel‑colored houses that instantly lift your mood. Locals call it the “Rainbow Village,” and it’s perfect for a slow, quiet walk, the kind where you can stop to take photos of the charming houses and enjoy a little slice of Milanese calm.

such a quiet and underrated area to visit in tokyo. home of the famous tora san. i have a youtube video on this if you want to see everything that we did here