Ena-led escapes - I pick the place. You say yes.
I choose the destination, shape every day of it, and invite a small group of women to join me.
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Nov 11-20, 2026
A 10 day journey through Namibia, from the towering dunes of Sossusvlei to the wild Atlantic coast and the private game reserves bordering Etosha National Park. Includes accommodation, meals as specified, scheduled flights, transfers, and guided activities throughout.
Desert, Dunes & Dark Skies Girls Trip
2027
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Yes, just one. We travel light and we don't check a bag. Trust me on this.
The only thing on your to-do list is to be there, and bring your sense of adventure.
What began as a spontaneous escape from a gray winter became the start of a fifteen-year tradition of friendship, laughter, and adventures around the world.
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April 2010 | 5 women | 4 days
Sunshine, margaritas, and the beginning of a tradition.
From grand mosques and bustling bazaars to Bosphorus sunsets and late nights, Istanbul swept us up from the very beginning. It set the standard for every girls' trip that followed.
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March 2011 | 6 women | 7 days
Minarets, baklava, and nights that somehow became mornings.
From the labyrinthine medinas of Marrakech to the vast silence of the Saharan dunes, Morocco is a country of extraordinary contrasts. There really is nowhere quite like it.
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April 2013 | 5 women | 8 days
Souks, kasbahs, and dunes that swallow the horizon whole.
From the vineyards of Santiago to the wind-whipped trails at the edge of the world, Chile will surprise you at every turn.
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April 2024 | 3 women | 7 days
Unreal sunrises, turquoise lakes, and granite towers piercing the edge of the world.
From the sun-bleached streets of Marseille to the lavender fields of Valensole, France delivered exactly what it always promises, and then some.
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July 2019 | 7 women | 6 days
Limestone calanques, lavender fields at golden hour, and fireworks over Saint-Tropez on Bastille Day.
From the private conservancies of the Mara North to the vast golden plains of the Maasai Mara, Kenya gets under your skin in a way that is very difficult to explain.
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May 2025 | 4 family members | 8 days
Big skies, bigger game, and a front-row seat to one of the great wildlife spectacles on earth.
From hidden waterfalls and glacier lagoons to black sand beaches and steaming geothermal springs, Iceland never stopped reinventing itself. I expected it to be spectacular. It exceeded every expectation.
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July 2016 | 7 women | 7 days
Waterfalls, glaciers, and a landscape so relentlessly extraordinary it starts to feel like showing off.
Six rolling carry-on suitcases, one very patient skipper, and a week in the Adriatic that included a summer storm, two Carpe Diems, and a fortress that turned into a nightclub.
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July 2014 | 6 women | 8 days
Inky blue seas, medieval towns, and six women saying yes to adventure.
From the miradouros of Alfama to the windswept edge of Europe at Cabo da Roca, Lisbon gets under your skin in a way that is very difficult to resist. We have been trying to go back ever since.
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April 2012 | 8 women | 5 days
Armani heels, cobblestones, and a city with a remarkable talent for enabling you to stay out much too late.
From the slopes of Blackcomb to the old growth forests of the Callaghan Valley, Whistler at Christmas is everything you hope it will be - and then some. Our first winter trip, and already the bar is set.
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Dec 2023 | 7 women | 5 days
Powder, après ski, and the discovery that pizza and french fries are, in fact, skiing techniques.
From the clifftops of Miraflores to the heights of Machu Picchu, Peru is a country of vertigo and reverence in equal measure.
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March 2015 | 6 women | 6 days
Colonial streets, sacred valleys, and a citadel that plays hide and seek in the clouds.
Mystery Edition Trip
Cobblestone alleys, bougainvillea-draped balconies, and doors in every shade imaginable.
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July 2017 | 7 women | 6 days
Seven passports, one secret, and a walled city built entirely in color.
The Dolomites make a very compelling case for themselves, particularly at the moment the light hits the peaks and the argument becomes impossible to counter.
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2022 Bespoke Trip
Jagged peaks and rose-gold summits at dawn
Tucked into the Fann Mountains of Tajikistan, the Seven Lakes are one of Central Asia's most extraordinary secrets, vivid, remote, and completely worth the journey to get there.
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2024 Bespoke Trip
Turquoise lakes and improbably untouched mountains.
Samarkand, Bukhara, and Khiva. A journey down the old Silk Road, through cities that empires fought centuries to control.
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2024 Bespoke Trip
Turquoise domes and ancient trading squares.
Rovaniemi in a heatwave, Turku by air balloon, and the Finnish archipelago by sail, Finland spent the whole trip undercutting every expectation I arrived with. Thank you Parna and Trishla for planning this one.
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2018 Girls Trip
Glass treehouses under a sun that never sets and sauna-to-cold-plunge rituals.
Three national parks, one Icefields Parkway, bear spray stories, and a birthday celebration.
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2025 Bespoke Trip
Emerald lakes and cascading waterfalls
1,357 miles, five of us, one rental car with questionable cell signal the whole way. Willamette Valley wine by day, bad boy margaritas by night, and a million inside stories that are staying exactly where they belong.
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2021 Girls Trip
Waterfalls stacked on waterfalls and endless miles of lavender
Three sisters, one rental car, and a lot of dusty highway between stops. Margaritas on patios, green chile on everything, and sand still in our shoes weeks later.
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2022 Girls Trip
White dunes rolling into forever and the Blue Hole's impossible turquoise
For a group of islands sitting in the middle of the Atlantic, far from just about everything, the Azores dramatically over-index on drama.
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2022 Girls Trip
Green Island, blue water, and a piece of me still out there somewhere.
- Manveen K
Every trip has left me with aching feet, a phone full of ridiculous photos and laughter so intense my stomach hurt. Every woman brings her own strength, humour and personality, yet when it’s time to make a travel decision, everyone somehow adapts for the good of the tribe.
We’ve chased waterfalls, volcanoes, ruins, glaciers and sunsets, but what we’ve really collected are stories and friendships that have only grown richer with every passport stamp.
- Heena K.
"After all these years of doing this together what stands out is 14 years of friendship, measured not in time, but in miles we've covered and memories we have created from, our first trip to our latest adventure, the map has changed but the bond has only deepened, our rigid itineraries for spontaneous detours, yet the core remains exactly the same an insatiable curiosity for the world, with many chaotic movements we survived together."
You bring the dream. I make it real.
You and your group arrive with a feeling, a milestone, a reunion, a wild idea, and I craft the entire experience around it.
Open to friend groups, couples, and families.
How it works
The only thing on your to-do list is to be there.
The hotels worth staying in, an itinerary that brings your vision to life, moments you'll bring back with you, even flights if you'd like me to.
I build the itinerary from there.
A conversation to shape the details.
Tell me about your vision. Who's coming, what you want it to feel like.
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Of course you can, and if you love the research, I'm not here to take that away from you. Do the digging, fall down the rabbit hole of hotel reviews at midnight, that's part of the fun. Bring me what you've found and I'll add the finishing touches you can't get on your own: the upgrade, the better room category, the extra touch that makes it feel like someone was expecting you.
Why work with a travel advisor?
Nearly everything. Hotels, ground transportation, private drivers, and jet or yacht charters when the trip calls for it. Local guides and experiences on the ground. Travel insurance. Whether it's a single hotel booking for a weekend away or the full architecture of a two week trip for a group of twelve, it's the same process, just scaled to what you need.
There isn't a strict minimum. I plan everything from a single boutique hotel booking to a fully custom two week journey for a group of twelve. What matters more than the size of the trip is the level of planning it needs. If you're wondering whether your trip is "too small," it probably isn't, ask me.
For most trips, there's no fee to work with me. As a certified travel advisor, I'm compensated through commissions from hotels and travel partners when I book on your behalf. That means I can offer personalized recommendations, curated itineraries, and access to exclusive perks at no additional cost to you. Through my industry partnerships, I'm often able to secure upgrades, amenities, or benefits that genuinely enhance your experience without changing what you pay.
For more complex arrangements, highly customized itineraries, smaller or boutique providers who work outside the commission model, or deeply bespoke journeys that require significant planning time, a service fee may apply. If that's the case, I'll always tell you upfront, before we go any further.
Either way, my goal is the same: designing a trip that's worth every penny you spend on it.
No. Planning conversations, initial recommendations, and putting together a first draft of your itinerary are always free. If a service fee applies to your trip, I'll let you know before any work begins, and you're never charged simply for exploring options with me.
No. Hotels and travel partners pay me directly for the clients I bring them, so my planning doesn't cost you more than booking it yourself. You're not paying extra for the help. You're just getting more for the same price.
Maybe. But the cheapest rate online is rarely the full story. It might not include taxes and fees that show up later, or it might land you in the room with the least appealing view in the building. When you book through me, I'm working the relationship behind the scenes to get you upgraded past it.
Card programs are useful, but they're built for volume, not for you specifically. You'll likely reach a different person every time, someone with no idea what you actually like. I know your travel style, and I'm one person you can reach directly, not a call center. And you don't have to choose: you still earn your usual hotel loyalty points when you book with me.
Access to a network built over years, not built for you overnight. Through Fora, I work within some of the most selective partner programs in travel, the kind hotels reserve for advisors who send them good guests consistently. In practice that means priority for room upgrades, welcome amenities, resort credits, and being flagged as a VIP guest before you even check in.
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