📍Where in the world is Déja? 🌎✨ — Nassau, Bahamas 🇧🇸 I LOVE BEACHES! Literally every tropical destination I travel to must include some time spent at the beach. The sounds of the waves are so relaxing, the color of the water is so beautiful — how could you not like the beach?? Anywho, Nassau, the capital of the Bahamas, is home to about 70% of the entire Bahamian population and is a very popular vacation destination. Though many days are filled with tourists, you can defi

📍Where in the world is Déja? 🌎✨ — Ensenada, México 🇲🇽 Cruise time! I’ve been on a few cruises, but this was my first leaving the west coast (Los Angeles) and coming to the what they boast as the busiest cruise port in Mexico. While Cozumel is *actually* the busiest cruise port, Ensenada, Mexico still has many claims to fame — its where the first margarita and fish taco were created! [Side note: I tried fish tacos for the first time, and THEY WERE AMAZING 🤤. I also tried

📍Where in the world is Déja? 🌎✨ — Luxembourg City, Luxembourg 🇱🇺 Bridges! Have you heard of Luxembourg before? Many haven’t. It’s one of the smallest countries in Europe and is surrounded by Belgium, France, and Germany. Bridges are one of the country’s claims to fame, and I got to visit two of the three most famous. Adolphe Bridge (New Bridge) was finished in 1903 and had the largest arch in the world at the time, while Passerelle (Old Bridge) was finished in 1861, has

📍Where in the world is Déja? 🌎✨ — Amsterdam, Netherlands 🇳🇱 The first stop on my 10-country European tour was Amsterdam, and boy did it set the bar of expectations HIGH! One of my highlights is the phenomenal canal tour that me and one of my best friends @ginography literally just stumbled upon. The hour long boat tour not only showed us sights like the Skinny Bridge (swipe left) and the world’s skinniest building, but also taught us some Amsterdam history about the sleep

📍Where in the world is Déja? 🌎✨ — Havana, Cuba 🇨🇺

📍Where in the world is Déja? 🌎✨ — Melbourne, Victoria, Australia 🇦🇺 My first ever solo trip was alllllllll the way across the world to Australia. I got my flight for $122 RT so I couldn’t pass up the opportunity of a lifetime!! While in Melbourne, I did a bunch of cool things — one of which was visiting the infamous Brighton Bathing Boxes at Brighton Beach. Before the Great Depression, there were as many as 200 bathing boxes stretching across the shoreline outside of Melb