
She Travels More is your go-to blog for beautiful, honest travel guides. Real trips, real photos, real opinions.
MeetSandy
Hi, I’m Sandy, a Zürich-based traveler who spends every free weekend and vacation day chasing scenic roads, quiet beaches, and good coffee.
She Travels More started as a place to share the trips I was already obsessively planning for myself. You’ll find honest opinions, real photos, practical tips, and the things I wish I’d known before going.

it’s meMy Travel Style
I love road trips, scenic roads, national parks, quiet beaches, small towns, and beautiful hotels.
My perfect trip is a mix of exploring and slowing down. I’m happiest with a camera in my hand, a beautiful road ahead, and enough time for a long breakfast with good coffee.
I also love Thai food, relaxed beach days, and trips where not every minute is planned. Ice cream is non-negotiable wherever I am, and Cookies & Cream is almost always my choice.
We travel as a couple, and every photo you see on this site comes from our own travels.
always on the roadWhere I Travel
Hawai’i has a very special place in my heart, especially O’ahu. Eight trips and counting, including a full month living there.
Road trips through the USA are my other big passion. I love the famous places, but often it’s the scenic roads, small towns, and unexpected stops along the way that stay with me the longest.
The Bahamas and Turks and Caicos are where I go for turquoise water, quiet beaches, and slower days.
And because I live in Zurich, I also share Switzerland from a local perspective.
O’ahuFavorite Places For
Turks and Caicos, the Bahamas, O’ahu & Florida
National ParksYellowstone, Rocky Mountain National Park, Great Sand Dunes, Zion, Bryce Canyon, Grand Canyon, Pink Sand Dunes
Colorado, the Southwest,
and the Rockies
O’ahu, eight trips
and counting
Zürich, Switzerland
What You’ll Find Here
Travel guides, road trip itineraries, hotels, hikes, beaches, scenic drives, restaurants, and honest destination reviews.
I’ll tell you what I loved, what I’d skip, and what I’d do differently next time.
And if you ever make it to O’ahu, try the malasadas from Leonard’s Bakery. Trust me on this one.
