About Me
Hi Everyone!
Coming in hot—from the snowy peaks of Colorado to sun-soaked island adventures.
I’m Olivia, and I’ve got a deep love for travel, the ocean, sunshine, and all the good vibes that come with exploring new places. Let’s dive into a sea of discoveries, and unforgettable moments.
My Travel Experience
Where I’ve Been
US Virgin Islands
St. John has always been more than just a destination; it’s a feeling. While the island has evolved, looking back at the trip that started it all reminds me why this corner of the U.S. Virgin Islands is so special.
My journey began with a week of camping at Maho Bay, back when it was a rustic eco-camp tucked into the hillside. After a week under the canvas, I moved to a small cottage in Cruz Bay. If Maho is the island’s soul, Cruz Bay is its heartbeat.
Mexico
There is a specific moment when the chaos of Cancun fades away—it’s halfway across the turquoise channel on the Ultramar Ferry. By the time I step off the dock onto Isla Mujeres, the air feels lighter, the colors brighter, and the pace of life instantly shifts into a lower gear. I always make a beeline for Punta Sur. Standing on those rugged cliffs at the edge of the Ixchel Temple ruins, you realize you’re at the easternmost point of Mexico—the first place the sun hits the country every morning
British Virgin Islands
Bring your passport! After landing in Road Town, Tortola, I island-hopped through the BVI—grilled lobster in Anegada, Painkillers at the Soggy Dollar Bar on Jost Van Dyke, and a wild time at the floating bar Willie T.
I snorkeled sea caves at Norman Island, explored The Baths at Virgin Gorda, and soaked up the vibe at The Bitter End and nearby Saba Rock. So many adventures here—no doubt I’ll be back!
Crested Butte, CO
As much as I loved the adrenaline of winter, summer in ‘The Butte‘ is when the island-like isolation of my solar home truly transformed into something magical. I watched the snow melt away to reveal why this place is crowned the Wildflower Capital of Colorado. It wasn’t just a few blossoms; it was like the valleys literally erupted overnight into a kaleidoscope of lupine, columbine, and sunflowers.