Why Go on a Group Trip?
A Series on My Hosted Group Trips!
By: Sadie | See with Sadie
Hi! I'm Sadie, the founder of See with Sadie. If you've been following for a while, you probably know that I LOVE to travel.
I love planning trips, finding local restaurants, unique experiences, boutique hotels, and places that you might not find from a quick Google search. I love having an itinerary to look forward to, but I also love the moments that weren't planned at all.
And most importantly, I love how travel makes you feel. There's something about being away from home that makes realize that life is much bigger than you know. For a long time, I've wanted to find a way to share that feeling with other people.
That's where hosted group trips come in.
Why Should You Go on a Group Trip With Me?
I never really thought of myself as a "group traveler."
When I pictured international travel, I usually imagined planning a trip with my friends or figuring everything out myself. But the more I've traveled, the more I've realized how much better certain experiences can be when you have people to share them with.
Seeing the uniqueness of the world is one thing, but being able to share that experience with someone that appreciates it just as much as you is a completely different feeling. That's the kind of travel I want to create with See with Sadie.
Not a massive tour bus with 40 strangers, or a vacation where you're following a guide around with an umbrella, and definitely not an itinerary where every second of your day is controlled.
I want to create small-group travel experiences where we explore a destination together, while still having room to make the trip your own.
You Don't Need a Travel Buddy
One of the biggest reasons I wanted to start hosting group trips is because I know how many people want to travel but don't necessarily have someone to go with. That's one of the things I love most about the idea of hosted group travel.
I'll Be There, Too
My goal is to handle as much of the logistics as possible so you can focus on actually being there.
You get to experience the destination without having to be the person responsible for researching every hotel, booking every activity, figuring out transportation, and making every decision.
My First Hosted Trips
I am hosting my first group trips in 2027!
This is such an exciting year for See with Sadie. The growth I've experienced since starting my travel business has been exhilarating, and I genuinely can't wait to see where this next chapter takes me.
Starting See with Sadie has allowed me to turn something I'm incredibly passionate about into something I can share with other people. Now, I'm taking that a step further by creating opportunities for us to experience the world together.
Hosting group trips is a completely new side of my business, and while it feels a little scary to try something new, I'm even more excited about what it could become. I can't wait to continue growing See with Sadie, exploring new places, meeting new people, and hopefully bringing more of you along for the adventure.
3 Different Destinations:
Iceland, January 2027
We'll kick off the year with a winter adventure in Iceland. Think chasing the northern lights, guided excursions to the south coast, black sand beaches, glacier hikes, and relaxing at the blue lagoon.
Spain, May 2027
Then we're heading to Spain in the spring for a trip filled with beautiful architecture, even better food, relaxing at the beach, and plenty of time to experience the culture and atmosphere of the country.
Costa Rica, November 2027
We'll finish the year in Costa Rica with a trip that leans more toward wellness, nature, relaxation, and slowing down.
This Is Only the Beginning
I'm starting out with these three trips, but I don't want that to be the end. I want See with Sadie to become a place where people can see more of the world together.
There are so many places I want to explore, and even more places I want to experience alongside other travelers.
I'm still figuring out exactly what this part of See with Sadie will become, and honestly, that's what makes it so exciting. I'm building it as I go. But I do know that I don't just want to tell you about the world. I want to experience it with you.
So if you've ever thought about taking a group trip but weren't sure if it was for you, stick around.
Over the next few weeks, I'm going to be talking more about what hosted group travel actually looks like, who these trips are for, what you can expect, and why I decided to make this a new part of See with Sadie.
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