Alma Explores

Alma Explores Alma Explores creates meaningful travel journeys for the curious and mindful explorer.

We partner with local communities to bring you cultural experiences and private curated trips that educate, inspire, and feed the soul.

08/11/2026

Just casually wandering through Noto, Sicily when…oh, you know…just a 500+ year-old silver urn comes down the street.

Turns out I stumbled right into the Festa di San Corrado, celebrating Noto’s beloved patron saint. And THIS is why I love small-town travel. You just never know what you’re going to walk into.

✈️ Alma travel tip: Check the local calendar before you go! Festivals can mean crowds + street closures…but they can also mean accidentally being in the right place at the PERFECT time.

Because sometimes the best itinerary is the one you didn’t plan.

07/22/2026

When the hotel is the destination… ✨

Every now and then, you find a hotel that makes you want to cancel your plans, order another mint tea and stay exactly where you are.

That’s La Mamounia. 💚

We recommend saving at least two days at the end of your Morocco adventure to simply enjoy this beautiful property.

The service is incredible. The pool is gorgeous. There are clay tennis courts, beautiful gardens and more hidden courtyards, lounges and quiet little corners than we could possibly count.

It’s the kind of place where doing absolutely nothing still feels like part of the experience.

Dreaming about Morocco? Send us a DM or contact us through the link in our bio. We’d love to help you plan the perfect mix of culture, adventure and a little well-earned luxury. 🇲🇦✨

06/21/2026

I was minding my business walking through Cartagena when I heard an accordion and immediately made a stop. 🇨🇴🎶

I asked these guys to play Los Caminos de la Vida by Omar Geles, one of my dad’s favorite songs. Then we had to follow it up with La Casa en el Aire by Rafael Escalona, one of my all-time favorites, and more!

My dad loved all kinds of music, but vallenato had a special place in his heart. Music was playing often when I was growing up, and Im sure that’s part of why I love travel and music so much. Music taught me that there was a whole big world out there full of stories, rhythms, and people to discover.

Also, I could sit here for hours listening to these musicians and probably hand over all of my pesos by the end of the night.

Happy Father’s Day, Dad. Thanks for the soundtrack, the memories, and for teaching me that sometimes the best travel moments happen when you hear a song and decide to stop and stay awhile. ❤️🇨🇴

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