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For the coffee fanatics.

Weekend get away in Newport Beach

Explore some of the best walking trails in Newport Beach with your morning cup of coffee.

Finding a place to grab coffee, eat lunch, or enjoy a nice dinner while traveling is hard enough as is, but when you’re in a big city, the options are truly overwhelming. While my guides are full of one-of-a-kind restaurants for certain neighborhoods, this Essential Eateries map includes the top few Orange County-specific chains that will help you eat like a local on the go. Not only that, but I include a backstory of each chain, my top menu suggestion, and what I consider to be the best location to visit. This guide can also serve as a “What NOT to Eat” if you’re the kind of person who only wants to try single-location restaurants and want to determine if the place you’re interested in dining is a chain. Just pull up this map when you’re out and about to see where the nearest spots are when your tummy starts rumbling! Get access to ALL the OC locations of 12 regional chains, including: ☕️ 1 Coffee Shop 🥐 1 Bakery 🥡 7 Fast-Casual Restaurants 🍽️ 2 Table Service Restaurants 🍦 1 Dessert Spot

From hidden coves to off-the-beaten path hikes, this guide covers the best of beautiful Orange County for your summer vacation or winter getaway. - must-see beaches - quintessential hikes

Secret spots of Newport & Costa Mesa

In search of the best coffee shops in Orange County? Look no further than these 15 must-try coffee spots from an OC local ☕️

-My 140+ recommendations to stay, eat, do and shop. “Wherever you go, go with all your heart.”

This guide will help you discover and book the perfect spot for your stay in Orange County! You will find from budget friendly hotels to luxury hotels!

This is a full 2-week road trip up the California Coast, starting from the warm shores of San Diego and ending with the towering redwoods of Humboldt. Some of the days are optional extensions that can be cut if you only have a shorter time. Each day focuses on NATURE, including our favorite hikes, sunrise & sunset spots, beautiful vistas, and more. We've linked added intel like hiking routes and dispersed camping locations. We've also added some of our top bakeries, breweries, and other spots to check out along the drive. This guide has almost 90 individual recommendations and represents the best of our accumulated knowledge over years of road trips. The included interactive map makes it super simple to plot your own route! Use this as your main resource, or combine it with your own research to craft your ideal journey. Be sure to tag us in your trip photos! @theloverspassport

Welcome to the most geographically diverse country in the world, the U.S.A.! This guide is written based off of a road trip that we took in late 2020. The full itinerary is a little over three weeks (23 days, 22 nights), starting and finishing in Orlando (where we were living at the time). The best part about the itinerary? It's a loop! Allowing you to start and finish wherever. This itinerary is 100% personalizable and as many stops can be added or removed as you'd like. This route offers some amazing places, including the beaches in Florida, the deserts of the southwest, and the coastlines of California. The most optimal time to take this road trip is during the summer as you'll find the best weather everywhere. But because we're mainly down south, you can take this road trip in the winter without too much trouble in the snow. This itinerary includes 15 states, nine National Parks, 6000+ miles, and all of the costs we incurred along the way. This itinerary also includes things to see, places to eats, and our favorite things in each location. This itinerary does not include overnight accommodation, so it is necessary to find hotels/airbnbs on your own.

Welcome to my completely unorganized but oh-so-helpful map of Orange County! An absolute smorgasbord of my own travels and research, suggestions from friends and strangers, and many treasures found along the way, this is where I compile all things OC for my future trips and yours. Things I particularly love that you’ll find a lot of: ☕️ Coffee shops & bakeries 🌮 Local cuisine 🏛️ Museums of all kinds 🌳 Gardens & parks 🛏️ Boutique hotels 🍕 Small regional chains with good reputations All my guides in this category are $5 per 100 places included, but since I add to these constantly, you can lock down the lowest price today and gain a lifetime access!

If you’re looking to relax on new beaches or do some hikes, this guide will provide you with all my favourite beaches in Sydney. For all the foodies, I’ve made sure to add in some cafes where you can enjoy a brunch as well as some dinner places to watch stunning sunsets from!

Have you always wanted to explore Orange County’s food scene? Look no further! This guide has over 100 local spots that is organized by types of cuisine that you can choose from. Take yourself or grab a buddy and go on an OC food tour!

This travel map is an exclusive list of where I keep ALL my best travel finds! Many of which I have yet to post about! What’s included? ➡️ Fun things to do & see ➡️ Insta-worthy restaurants ➡️ Rooftops restaurants ➡️ Hidden gems ➡️ Unique Experiences Over 50 places pinned on this easy-to-use map that includes photos of the location!

Beautiful mansions, a spa day, a winery, and the beach. Newport is the perfect spot with tasty food for the bride and her girl gang.

Oregon is a big and beautiful state for outdoor enthusiasts. I got just a small taste when I visited NW Oregon for a long weekend in October. The weather was perfect, the amount of waterfalls left me speechless, and the coastline was out of this world. I spent 4 full days exploring and put a lot of miles on the rental car! Beginning and ending in Portland, I explored Mt Hood, the Columbia River Gorge Highway, and the coast. Save yourself hours of planning and use this adventurous itinerary for a solo, family, couples, or friends trip.

Portland -> Canon Beach -> down the coast to NoCal Redwoods -> Grants Pass -> Eugene -> Portland!! My husband and I just returned from an epically exhausting 5-Day Coastal Oregon Road Trip and I would not have changed a thing!! We covered 16 hours of driving in that time, so it was definitely a "see as much as possible" kind of trip. While you could easily spend an entire weekend at every spot we stayed, we enjoy this type of travel in order to cross off as many travel bucket list goals as we can manage around our 9-5s By the time dinner came around we were so exhausted from the day's travels that all we could think of was hitting the pillow, meaning some of my foodie finds went un tested but I will include the places I had vetted and didn't make it to as well. One thing is for sure: locals on Reddit have never let me down on their food recs :D