Hi, I’m Bea!
The world is my away game.
Team USA athlete, photographer and planner. I turn the places I’ve been into trips you can actually take on the days off you have.
Engineer
Trained to build systems; now I build trips
Cuban · Spanish · American
Three cultures, two languages
Team USA
Women’s national handball team
About Me
From Cuba to Florida, and the trips in between
I made Bea Destinations to bring my trip plans and photographs together. You can browse a route, read a story, or use the notes while planning your own trip.
I was born in Cuba, have Spanish roots, and have called Florida home since 2014. My travels include holidays, longer stays, and trips with Team USA Women’s Handball.
I plan the way I work: routes, timing and logistics first, so limited vacation days go further.

By the numbers
A Journey in Figures
A snapshot of the published collection. The country figure counts country pages on this site.
16
Countries on the site
From the Caribbean to Europe and across Latin America
20.4K
Words Written
Destination guides, travel stories, and itinerary breakdowns
47
Posts and guide pages
And growing — with new destinations added regularly
Field notes
Where the passport has been
Every country I’ve explored, in order. Each stop opens its destination guide.
- CubaWhere I was born
- United StatesJuly 2014
- GreenlandJune 2023
- HungaryJune 2023
- IcelandJune 2023
- Dominican RepublicAugust 2023
- ChileNovember 2023
- Costa RicaJanuary 2024
- PortugalSeptember 2024
- United KingdomSeptember 2024
- ColombiaMay 2025
- MoroccoOctober 2025
- FranceDecember 2025
- SpainMarch 2026
- ItalyApril 2026
- Puerto RicoJune 2026

How I Travel
Every Place Leaves an Impression
Some trips leave room to stay longer. Others fit around work, training, and matches. The guides and stories reflect those different schedules.
For a day-by-day route, start with Itineraries. For travel around sport, read the Team USA series.
Photography
Capturing the World as It Actually Is
My photographs are part of the story: the landscape, the streets, and the details I stopped to look at.
They sit alongside the practical notes so you can get a sense of a place as you plan.

A few things that shape how I travel
Beyond the Blog
Off the trail, I’m an engineer working remotely in tech and a right wing for the Team USA Women’s National Handball Team. Both shape how I travel: tight schedules, smart logistics and making every free hour count.


01
Build anywhere
Tech and remote work
Work comes along on most trips. Longer stays and short getaways call for different plans, and I write both.
02
Move with purpose
Team USA athlete
Training camps and tournaments have taken me from Nuuk to Marrakech. The Team USA series covers the cities between practices and matches.
03
Notice more
Photography-led travel
The camera comes on every trip. My photos and notes sit side by side in the destination guides.
Let’s Connect
Let’s Explore the World Together
Limited days, real plan. Tell me your dates and budget, and I’ll send back a route, stays and a day-by-day plan. Have a question about a guide or a correction to share? You can reach me by email.

