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I love, love, love this camera! There have been many trips where this was all I brought, and my photos were incredible. And it’s so compact!!!

The tiny size packs a punch! And has an awesome Zeiss lens, 24-70 1.8-2.8 zoom. It fits in your pocket but still produces 20.1mp high res photos & 4K video. And it shoots beautifully in low light. Seriously impressive!

I used to have the III, and now I also own the V. Both work perfectly.

They have come out with newer models, smaller models, zoom models, but this one stands the test of time!

It folds down to the size of a small bottle of water, can fly 40mph, and 4miles out, and has a battery life of up to 27 minutes. This little guy can go places you can’t, and captures incredible images & video that you otherwise wouldn’t get to see. The Fly More Combo is most definitely worth it, for the extra battery & carrying case.

If you want a REALLY compact little camera that is also waterproof without housing, this is it!

It doesn’t offer the same amount of creative control as Sony’s cameras, but its capabilities include stunning 4K video and 12MP photos in Single, Burst and Time Lapse modes. And you can take it literally anywhere! Look at it’s size! Plus, it comes with different mounts, so it can be hands free, too!

If you don’t want to invest in a camera, invest in a terrific phone WITH an amazing camera (or three!)

You need a phone anyway, right? Well, if you’re an Apple user, I can’t recommend the new iPhone 11Pro more! With portrait mode, wide angle, zoom, and awesome low-light capabilities, this phone can take your photos to a whole new level. Sometimes on my trips, I only take photos with this iphone for the day. No one knows the difference in my blogs! … But don’t forget to edit! 😉

Sony RX10 small carrier case

Compact, bendable tripod for any camera

My SD card of choice for both Sonys

My favorite Micro SD Card for both Mavic Drone & GoPro

The BEST compact Mavic Pro Cases for Drone & Controller

GoPro Floating Hand Grip

if you’re planning on spending any time on the water during any of your vacations, or even just for a day trip from home, you should definitely invest in a dry bag. This dry bag comes in sizes ranging from 5L to 40L, and comes in a big variety of colors.

I can tell you, I was super happy I had one when flew out of my kayak with my bag in my lap. Fortunately, it was this one, so all my stuff was safe!

Fanny packs are back in style. And this one is definitely stylish. I had one made for me on my trip to Hoi An, Vietnam, and I love it. This one looks a lot like it, and is made from genuine leather. It has three pockets, including a secret zippered pocket on the back side.

Even if this one isn’t your particular style, there are a lot of great stylish options out there. There’s a high end Louie Vuitton fanny pack for the descerning bum-bag buyer. 😉

This amazing travel hoodie has 18 pockets and incredible functionality. It can almost replace a backpack, and it’s comfortable! It’s worth the price!

Amazing snow/ski thermal turbo-down hooded jacket will keep you warm in the coldest temperature. I wore mine skiing in Switzerland in 20 below zero weather.

Everyone needs a classic jean jacket. When it gets a bit cooler at night, you can pair it with anything. It’ll never go out of style, and it’s easy-chic.

I pretty much live in linen pants when I travel. They are classy, comfy, lightweight for even the warmest weather, and pretty perfect for any situation. I love Roxy Brand. I own several colors.

Same goes for linen shorts. Very cute, very comfy, and a staple for warmer weather and yachting. 😉

These cargo pants are super functional for warmer to cooler weather, and they are cute, so you can wear them hiking or dress them up a bit with wedges for dinner.

I love Patti Boutik sweaters and shirts. They range from elegant to sexy to casual, and are always very stylish and comfy. You can dress them up or down.

Another example of a more lightweight shirt that can be very versatile when traveling.

Every woman should have a classic lightweight, white button-down long sleeve blouse in her travel wardrobe. The sleeves can be buttoned up, and the shirt can be tied in front for a more casual look.

Free People always has such fun, comfy clothes that are also super chic and easy to wear. This is a classy mini linen dress for warm weather, no matter the locale- beach clubs in Monte Carlo or at a street market in Thailand.

Cute. Comfortable. Also easy to wear in any setting. Classy, and a bit more modest.And I love yellow or mustard color clothes, because they always stand out nicely in photos against most backdrops.

A great airplane or train travel dress that is soft and comfy, and can be worn with cute sneakers or dressed up a bit too to pop straight into evening. Long sleeves for slightly less hot weather.

I love Kimonos! As outerwear. They can be paired easily with jeans or jean shorts & a white t-shirt to add color or dress up an otherwise simple outfit.

They are also perfect to use as a beach cover-up, so they are extremely versatile. You should have at least one kimono you love always packed for any trip!

They come in all lengths too- from short to kaftan-length, and in all kinds of colors & prints. Most are a lightweight chiffon, sheer fabric, but some are also comfy thin cotton.

I pretty much live in swimsuits, since I live in Hawaii, and also love to travel to other tropical destinations. You should have several favorite go-to swimsuits that you can rely on, and take anywhere. L-space makes great quality, stylish, sexy swimsuits from simple to sporty to elegant.

I love awesome prints, and always have a few FUN swimsuits in my personal arsenal. 🙂 They are great for photos, but are also sure to stand out from the rest. Trina Turk is a little on the pricier side, but has some awesome prints & styles to choose from. Love this one!

You should also have a long-sleeve rash guard swimsuit in your travel collection. This is perfect for very active water activities like surfing, canyoneering, windsurfing, and other watersports where you don’t want your bikini flying off your body. Haha! Plus it offers awesome sun protection.

Always fun to have a naughty-cal bikini for your yacht trips in the Mediterranean. Lol. Stripes are fun and will look great with your lavender mojito.

This is a super sexy barely-there thong swimsuit, but can be worn under clothes because the back straps look great with jean shorts or dresses. I wore mine in Bali and the color red really popped in all the photos.

I always travel with a classic white bikini, because it doubles as a bra when I need to wear something white under a dress or top. Plus, it looks great against turquoise seas.

Because I live in swimsuits, I also live in swim coverups. This is one of the prettiest and most photogenic I’ve owned. It’s great for throwing over any swimsuit and cruising around and grabbing lunch after your beach/pool time.

Simple and easy for any style, black is always a classic choice.

If your style is more bohemian or hippy-chic, this is a fun, colorful print cover up.

Ipanema t-strap sandals are my #1 choice for any trip, unless it’s somewhere freezing. I have owned so many pairs already. The are completely rubber and waterproof, super comfy (I walk miles in them), super easy to clean, and they go with anything!

These saavy water shoes are awesome and are great for any trip where your feet may get wet. I used them in the cenotes in Mexico, and I have used them in Hawaii when hiking to waterfalls. They are easy to hose off, and dry quickly, and they are comfortable to wear just walking around with socks or without.

These are not snow boots, but rather the perfect boots for cooler or autumn weather, when the weather hasn’t quite hit freezing yet. I wore them every day on my trip around Scotland, and in Iceland during July. They are chic enough to be worn with skirts and dresses too.

Best waterproof hiking boot/sneakers! I love mine! Hiked miles & miles in these in all weather. Through rivers and at altitudes, and they always kept my feet warm, dry, and blister-free!

Sorel is a world-renown brand for a reason. They are tried & true, and provide comfort & warmth in a stylish package. I have the ones with the fur-lined trim, and wore them every day & everywhere for the past 5 years- including during my trip to Keystone and also through Switzerland in the coldest weather.

Wedge sneakers are my favorite urban-chic casual footwear for moderate climates. They add hight while still being super comfy. I wear mine whenever I’m in NY and also wore them every day at Burning Man- they go with everything and blend in easy.

If you wear wedge sandals as much as I do, it’s important to invest in a great pair! Wedge sandals with a lower heel can dress up any outfit, but are still functional for strolling around cities and sightseeing, given it’s not all-day long. I own more wedges than I can count. They are dressy, but waaay more comfortable than skinny high heels, and you can wear them on grassy terrain too.

If you are like me, and would be happy wearing 6 inch heels all the time, these are a good option! For dressier occasions, but where I still want comfort, I always go for a higher heel wedge, and the suede is a nice touch, too! These particular ones are comfortable, sexy, affordable, and come in various colors.

When you need to class up your feet quickly, easily, and inconspicuously, these cute ballerina flats can fold up and fit in your small bag or pocket! These should also be a staple when traveling. You can go from the beach or hiking to dinner, comfortably, but still keeping it classy.

I never leave home without a hat, no matter the weather. This wide-brimmed sun hat offers maximum sun protection, is super cute, and rolls up for easier transport.

I probably own about a dozen fedoras in all colors and fabrics. This straw one has a classic Havana-look to it, and still gives you sun protection. It’s a classic look for anyone.

For cooler climates, this stylish safari hat is an awesome choice. It’s made from textured wool, with a 2.25″ crushable/shapeable brim, and easily packs or rolls for travel.

Everyone needs a trucker hat in their life. I need like 3 or 4. I wear them mostly when I hike, but basically whenever I just need to keep the sun off my face, and my hair off my neck. Mesh back keeps your head cool too.

This hand dyed organic headwrap is ethically made and soft, but stays put. It’s the perfect sweat-wicking yoga headband, running sweatband, or travel bandana.

I love aviators! They are timeless & unisex. An affordable alternative to RayBans, these aviator sunglasses are polarized & come in a bunch of tints.

These cool sunnies are polarized and with UV400 protection, and are designed from 100% natural wood. This company also plants 5 trees with every purchase! So you can look good while being environmentally friendly! Woohoo!

If you are going to buy one luxury item for traveling, it should be cashmere. I always take an ultra wide sacrf/wrap with me whenever I travel, that can also act as a travel blanket. A scarf/wrap can help cover you up when visiting areas that require it (like at temples, or anywhere in India). This one is light, but it is 100% cashmere, which means it will keep you very warm. It can also be your dressy cover up during cooler nights. I love mine!

This lighter weight scarf is great for warmer-weather travel, as it can also be used as a wrap in the evening, and can also double as a sarong at the the beach during the day.