Plan the trip, then plan for the trip

Pick where you are going and what kind of trip you want. You get a day-by-day itinerary built from 1223 things worth doing, and the visa, passport and insurance reality for that country in the same place.

What kind of trip is it?

Wellness Hot springs and spa days, but also gyms, yoga, hiking and open water. Rest and movement, not one or the other. Sightseeing Coastlines, lookouts, day trips and the landmarks that are actually worth the queue. Food and drink Markets, cooking classes, wine regions and the places worth planning a day around. Highlights Some rest, some scenery, some good eating. For the trip you have not decided the shape of yet.

Where are you going?

More destinations are being added. Every country on the site already has its entry rules, checklist and comparisons. If you would rather not plan it yourself, we also compare Australian tour companies.

Trip planner questions

What does the trip planner actually do?

You choose a destination, the kind of trip you want and how busy you want it to be. It builds a day-by-day itinerary from 1223 things worth doing across 9 countries, marks what you can book now, and then tells you what you need to sort before you fly - visa, passport validity, insurance, data - for that specific country.

Is it free?

Yes, and there is no sign-up. Some of the activities and services link to partners who pay us a commission if you book; that never changes what the plan recommends, and anything we are not paid for is marked as something to arrange yourself.

How current is the entry-rule information?

Every destination's entry rules are re-read from the official source daily by an automated check, and each page shows the date it was last confirmed. That is the part a general itinerary app cannot tell you.