Sarah Casewit
It’s all about the “Ah” Moments.
I was born in Marrakech; actually mid road trip from the Ourika Valley through the High Atlas Mountains, the first of many trips I didn't plan and couldn't stop. Talk about an “ah” moment.
Travel has been in my bones since day one. It's taught me more about life's values and truths than any classroom ever could.
In this blog, I'm sharing what I've learned, both as a traveler and as the person who plans other people's trips for a living. Hotel reviews and honest opinions on where to stay and where to skip. Destination essays from places I keep returning to. Stories from markets, mosques, and meals that taught me more than any guidebook. My insight, my stories from the road, and hopefully something that pushes you to go further and see more.
Enjoy these stories from all over the world and let them spark your next journey with me. Welcome to my ah moments!
Featured Stories
Most Beautiful Hikes in Madeira
Madeira is a hiking paradise of wild flowers, dramatic cliffs and misty ancient forests. Here are the five most beautiful trails on the island, picked from experience.
300 Words for Snow
The "300 Sami words for snow" claim is mostly myth. The real vocabulary is survival knowledge, shaping my November Arctic Eunoia retreat in Norway: whales, husky sledding, Sami skill.
My Favorite Hotels in Mallorca
Mallorca has had decades for hotels to perfect their craft, which makes picking one harder, not easier. I sifted through the whole island so you do not have to.
My Stay at the Park Hyatt Kyoto
Kyoto's Park Hyatt gave me the Pagoda House suite, halal dining, and a dawn view of Yasaka Pagoda. Nothing was one detail alone, it was all of it orchestrated together.
3 Reasons I Don't Book My Clients an Airbnb
Airbnb has its place, just not in private luxury travel. Quality is not something I can vet or control, and ease is the entire point of what I actually do for you.
The Local Market's Honesty
A watermelon, a vendor uninterested in my darija, and forty five seconds that told me more than anything else that day. The market sends you somewhere true.
Where Can Liberty Barrons Take You?
Meet Liberty Barrons, our new Senior Luxury Travel Curator. Solo backpacked Colombia to Antarctica, sent clients to frozen Swedish Lapland, opinions included.
Africa’s Most Underrated Safari
Rwanda's Akagera National Park is Africa's most underrated safari, once devastated by war and poaching, now a Big Five conservation story worth the trip.
Morocco Is Finally Being Seen
Morocco's National Tourism Office invited me to Rabat to share what American travelers actually want. Morocco is not reinventing itself, it is finally on stage.
Why Work With Me?
As your luxury travel advisor, here is what I actually do that the same internet, the same review sites, and the same polished Instagram rooms cannot do for you.
The World’s Most Beautiful Places
From the Atacama Desert to Jordan's Wadi Rum, the internet's annual most beautiful list gets one eyebrow from me. Here is my edit instead, built from what stopped me cold.
Where to Travel for Eid
From Mecca and Istanbul to Morocco, Bosnia, Egypt, Qatar, and Dubai, spiritual journeys, luxury retreats, and celebrations worth marking Eid al Fitr and Eid al Adha.
Mosques Worth Crossing the World For
Ten mosques worth crossing the world for, tucked into mountain villages and unmarked alleyways, some humble, some glorious, all worth the dust on your shoes.
Perfect Anniversary Journeys
Over ten anniversary journeys designed this past year, none with champagne by an infinity pool or towel swans. Every couple, coincidentally, asked for the same three things.
50 Trip Ideas For This Summer
Fifty, yes five zero, ideas for your summer plans. This may help you or send you into a spiral, in which case just email me and we will talk it through properly.
Slowing down in Guatemala
Guatemala asks you to slow your pace and listen. This itinerary traces Lake Atitlan's volcanic calm, Antigua's colonial elegance, and the jungle heart near Tikal.
Transformational Luxury
Luxury travel too often means glossy brochures and identical five star itineraries. My journeys are designed around meaning instead, built for real transformation.
Sailing Into the Arctic Glow
Certain Arctic moments feel almost mythical. The last sunset before polar night, November twenty seventh, unfolded across the Norwegian Sea in a way that felt unreal.
Where to Go in 2026
My top travel destinations for 2026, from Rwanda to Norway, chosen for new hotel openings and events worth planning around, places I keep returning to.
Soft light in Asilah
Asilah is an antidote to a sped up world, for those who travel to be transformed, not entertained. The space that opens when a place does not need to prove itself.

