If there is anything in life I could say is important, it is spending quality time with family. My dad visited Hawaiʻi for the first time last week after having his trip cancelled at the onset of COVID in 2020. After not seeing him for five years, this reunion carried...
The name is Perez, Anthony Perez! The release of No Time To Die felt bigger to me than just another movie premiere. It marked the end of Daniel Craig’s run as Bond, and with that came a wave of reflection I did not expect to hit so hard. A few days after seeing the...
Credit: PHOTO BY DENNIS ODA. APRIL 28, 2000. Months Two: It’s mid December of 2020 coming up to Christmas and while the pandemic ravages on across Hawai’i, Hula still reigns with masks and social distancing. The greatest recent blessings to possibly have in this...
2 Months Prior to joining Credit: Ke ola Magazine July – October: 2020 A Few months before joining a hālau, I had a vision of things I wanted to experience in Hawai’i, 5 of them in particular. I uploaded a Tiktok highlighting 5 Cultural Experience I would...
✉️ A Note on the Voyage Journal The Voyage Journal is a collection of personal reflections written throughout my travels—capturing raw moments, transitions, and experiences as they happened. These entries are less about guides and more about the human side of the...
For me, the word voyage has always meant more than just travel. It means movement by land, air, or sea. I had already done planes since I was a baby, cars in all kinds of ways, trains across Europe, Canada, and the United States, ferries through places like Greece,...
At 26 years old, I left my job and your average 9-5 life in South Carolina to travel the world. I spent 6 incredible months in Southern Europe and ended up becoming a nomad. Eight years later, I am still exploring, at 39 countries and then some. My goal is to listen, observe, learn, and respectful share all beautiful elements of the world, from beautiful destinations to beautiful cultural immersion. Read more here.