Creative itinerary design for the independent traveler

Travel without strings attached — tell me how you want to see the world, and I'll help build the plan.

Swimmer in the Gulf of Corinth

I do the research.
The adventure is all yours.

Every real trip starts with hours of research many people either don't enjoy or struggle to find the time for: figuring out whether a destination is truly a day trip or needs an overnight, whether a museum or major sight needs booking weeks in advance, whether a hotel that seems affordable will require expensive taxi rides to reach the things you actually want to see. That's the work I take on, so what you get back isn't just a list of places to sleep and eat, it's a route into the destinations that take some extra digging to find. A search engine or an AI assistant can produce results in seconds, but those results are often inaccurate and rarely tailored to your specific travel style. They can be useful tools, but they can't replace the judgment and trust that come from decades of real travel.

Unlike most travel agents or advisors, I don't work for commissions by hotels or tour operators looking to fill rooms. I do not make bookings or handle any payments to providers on your behalf. I'm paid an agreed-upon fee for service by you, the independent-minded traveler, based on the length and scope of your trip. Every suggestion in the plan is there because it earns its place on your specific, personalized journey, not because it pads my own earnings.

What you do with it is entirely up to you. Some travelers want a tightly sequenced plan, every day mapped and booked in advance; others want a good base and the freedom to discover the rest as they go. Either way, the plan I hand you will provide a serious head start. The exploring, and the decision-making on the go, stay yours.

A small village in the Faroe Islands
Directional Signs in Christiania, Copenhagen, Denmark