Seven days on the Amalfi Coast, without a car.
The Amalfi Coast is a week that most people spend as a day. One base, three ways of moving, a boat day near the end, and the road left to other people.
The Journal
Written out. Then handed over.
Zoe's itineraries, day by day, and the field notes behind them. Every itinerary ends in a trip you can fork and make your own.
Written by Zoe · @zoe.allover
The itineraries.
The whole trip in the order it works. Read it here, then take the forkable version.
Nine days in Lisbon, without the checklist.
Lisbon is a vertical city that people keep planning like a flat one. Nine days, grouped by district and walked downhill.
Field notes.
How she plans, packs, books and lands. The method underneath every itinerary.
Traveling With Others — A Solo Traveler's Guide to Not Losing Your Mind
Fifty-eight countries, most of them solo. Here's what I've learned about group travel by deliberately avoiding it.
Read the article →How to Plan a Two-Week Trip From Scratch
Most people approach two weeks like it's a longer weekend. It isn't. The four-bone skeleton I use for every trip.
Read the article →How to Decide Where to Go When You Have No Idea
Four questions that cut through the noise and land you on the right destination.
Read the article →How to Book Accommodation That Isn't a Tourist Trap
The hotel isn't the point. The neighborhood is. A field guide to picking where you actually sleep.
Read the article →The Neighborhood Walk — My Favorite Arrival Ritual
What I do in the first four hours of any new city. It sets the whole trip.
Read the article →Pack Once, Travel Eight Weeks
The carry-on system I've used across three continents. No checked bag, ever.
Read the article →How to Spend Less and Eat Better
A city's real food culture is never in the tourist district. Here's how to find it.
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