Julie Davis

I use Viator a lot when I travel, especially for cruise port days when I want more options than the cruise line excursions. This is my running list of Viator tours I’ve actually booked, including excursions I’ve already taken and loved plus tours I have coming up. I’ll keep adding my real experiences and reviews as I go. Looking for more help planning your port days? Visit my Shore Excursion Hub on No Point Left Behind for my excursion reviews, booking tips, and more ideas for making the most of your time in port. Want full reviews check out my Shore Excursion Hub →https://www.nopointleftbehind.net/shore-excursion

My Lazy Girl Cruise Thermal Spa Favorites 💗 I already love a cruise thermal spa, but apparently I’ve decided to make it even better. 😂 These are the face masks, skincare, hydration favorites and little spa-day extras I actually use or have packed for my upcoming cruises. Think: towel nest, heated lounger, face mask on, water nearby and absolutely nowhere I need to be. Do you need any of this? No. Does it make spa day more fun? Absolutely. I am worth it. nopointleftbehind.net/cruises/cruise-thermal-spa-essentials

The hotels, travel essentials, tours, and little things I personally use and recommend for traveling through Paris, Normandy, and beyond. Real stays, real favorites, Lazy Girl approved. Check out my Lazy Girl Guide to Paris → https://www.nopointleftbehind.net/lazy-girl/lazy-girl-goes-to-paris

These are my real Sephora reorder favorites — the everyday skincare and beauty products I actually finish and repurchase. No fluff, no “influencer must‑haves,” just the things that live in my bathroom, my carry‑on, and my cruise bag. If you’re shopping the Sephora sale, these are the Lazy Girl staples that are always worth grabbing: hydrating skincare, simple makeup, travel minis, and my go‑to SPF (Supergoop Unseen Sunscreen). Easy, effective, and Julie‑approved. I travel constantly, learn more about my adventures www.nopointleftbehind.net

Listen… perimenopause has entered the chat and she’s unhinged. My sleep went from “I can function” to “why am I awake at 3 AM thinking about that one email I sent in 2014.” So I built a nighttime routine that helps me trick my body into believing we are calm, collected, and not currently fighting for our lives. This list is everything I use when I’m trying to sedate my nervous system like a Victorian woman with “the vapors.” Cooling pajamas because my internal thermostat is broken, a bath soak that convinces my muscles to stop clenching, my beloved Elemis body oil that makes me feel like a soft, moisturized goddess, plus the face cream and lip mask that make me look like I have my life together even when I absolutely do not. I also listen to calming audio because apparently my brain needs to be babysat to fall asleep now. If you’re dealing with night sweats, hormone chaos, or the kind of insomnia where you suddenly remember every embarrassing moment of your life, welcome. You’re safe here. This routine won’t fix your hormones, but it will help you sleep like someone who hasn’t Googled “is this normal??” three times today. Follow my lazy girl guide - nopointleftbehind.net/lazy-girl-travel

Planning a Europe cruise? These are the exact things I carry off the ship in every port — comfy shoes for cobblestones, lightweight layers for cathedrals and viewpoints, and the tiny travel items that make long port days easier. Everything here is Lazy Girl approved: simple, stylish, practical, and perfect for Europe’s mix of walking tours, trains, ferries, wine tastings, and sunny piazzas. I personally wear Reef Neptunes in grey (they don’t show dirt!) and Taos white slip‑ons for walking-heavy ports. Add a lightweight cardigan, a secure crossbody, Tatcha sunscreen, a portable fan, and a refillable water bottle — and you’re ready for Italy, Greece, Spain, France, Croatia, and every port in between. This list is designed to make Europe feel easy. No overthinking, no “just in case” packing, no stress. Just shop the essentials and enjoy your day ashore. Check out the full list and learn more about my travels → nopointleftbehind.net/cruise-ports/lazy-girl-europe-port-shopping-list

A practical, packable list of everything I use to build a tiny cabin bar on every cruise — espresso gear, mixers, mini bottles, wine bags, fridge hacks, and cozy extras that make your cabin feel like your own private lounge. Perfect for Princess, Celebrity, Virgin, MSC, Carnival, and more. Check out my blog post - https://www.nopointleftbehind.net/lazy-girl/lazy-girl-cabin-bar-setup

This is my full Away luggage system — the exact bags, accessories, organizers, and little travel things I actually carry on every trip. I never expected to love luggage this much, but once I built a system that works, it made packing so easy I can’t imagine traveling without it. This list includes: My go‑to Away suitcases; the personal item that fits perfectly under the seat All the organizers that keep my stuff sorted; the accessories that make airports, cruises, and long-haul flights easier; the real items I pack every single time If you’ve ever wanted a simple, reliable travel setup that looks good, lasts forever, and makes packing feel effortless, this is it. Feel free to copy my whole system or mix and match the pieces that fit your travel style. Learn more about my travel → nopointleftbehind.net/lazy-girl/lazy-girl-luggage-system-2026-edition

Nashville is one of those cities where you can pack light and still feel totally unprepared if you don’t know what to expect. Whether you’re visiting for a weekend, a bachelorette party, a concert, or your very first trip, this updated Nashville Essentials 2026 Guide covers exactly what to pack, where to go, what to eat, and how to get around — without the guesswork. Learn more at https://www.nopointleftbehind.net/travelmusthaves/nashville-essentials-travel-list

A curated collection of my favorite Advent calendars — from luxury teas to beauty boxes and cozy holiday treats. I added the ones I personally love (tea girlies + beauty girlies, you’re covered), and honestly… I’d be happy with any Advent calendar on this list. Perfect for gifting, treating yourself, or adding a little magic to December. Soft pastel, Lazy Girl holiday vibes only.

Planning a ski trip to Keystone? This is everything we actually use — our hotel, our ski rental shop, our Epic Pass setup, and all the Lazy Girl ski gear that keeps us warm, comfortable, and stress‑free on the mountain. I built this list around our real Keystone routine so you can see exactly where we stay, where we rent, what we pack, and the ski essentials that make the trip easy. No overthinking, no complicated gear — just simple, comfort‑first ski essentials for Keystone, Colorado. Check out https://www.nopointleftbehind.net/hotel-reviews/keystone-colorado to see my full review

Places I’ve Stayed I travel 12–15 times a year, and these are the real hotels, cabins, cruise ship rooms, and staycations I’ve actually stayed in. No sponsorships, no gifted stays — just honest, real‑life experiences. If you’re planning a cruise, a weekend trip, or a points redemption and want to see where I’ve stayed (and would stay again), everything is organized here in one easy place. You can read full reviews of all of them → nopointleftbehind.net/hotel-reviews-points-friendly

I cruise 7+ times a year - These are my real cruise favorites. I am team carry on so everything has to earn its spot!

I fly 12–15 trips a year on points and miles, and this is my real economy flying uniform — the exact clothes, comfort gear, and carry‑on essentials I actually use. If you love simple, comfort‑first travel tips, explore my Lazy Girl Travel Series and shop my full Economy Comfort Kit. Check out my blog to learn more travel hacks nopointleftbehind.net/lazy-girl/what-i-wear-when-flying-economy

These are the simple, stress‑free tools behind how I earn free flights and book smarter trips. If you want to travel like a Lazy Girl and still win at points and miles, this is the toolkit. Want to learn more about points and miles - www.nopointleftbehind.net

Cruise cabins are small — charming, cozy, and very easy to clutter if you don’t set them up right. I cruise 7–10 times a year, always carry‑on only, and I’ve learned that the secret to a calm, comfortable cabin is a simple setup you can repeat every trip. See my full blog post nopointleftbehind.net/lazy-girl/lazy-girl-cruise-cabin-organization

A curated list of 15 reef‑safe sunscreens perfect for Caribbean cruises, private islands, and port days. Includes sprays, lotions, and face sunscreens that are oxybenzone‑free, octinoxate‑free, and Lazy Girl–approved. Check out https://www.nopointleftbehind.net/cruises/the-complete-cruise-hub for my cruise tips

Rome is stylish, chaotic, and full of cobblestones — so here’s the Lazy Girl packing list that keeps you comfy, cute, and not sweating through your suitcase. Linen, sandals, a travel fan, and vibes only.

A one‑stop Lazy Girl packing list for London — hotels I love, the outfits I actually wear, the bags I carry, the gear I rely on, and all the cozy essentials that make travel feel effortless. If you want the simple, stress‑free version of London prep, everything I use is right here in one place.

A cozy, cute, walk‑all‑day Lazy Girl packing list for Paris. I hit 35,000 steps in one day on my first trip, so this list is all about comfort + effortless style — think good walking shoes (Reef Neptunes!), cute layers, daily sunscreen, and simple skincare. Paris is a city you walk, taste, and feel — Tanner and I still talk about a random piece of chocolate cake we had 10 years ago. You’ll wander gardens, stroll the Seine, eat the best food of your life, and take a million photos. This list keeps you comfy, chic, and ready for every magical moment. Learn more nopointleftbehind.net/lazy-girl/lazy-girl-goes-to-paris

My real‑life Southern Caribbean cruise packing list for Crown Princess — curated after 25+ cruises and way too many “I wish I’d packed that” moments. This list includes the exact luggage I’m bringing, the beach‑day essentials I never sail without, and the items I’m packing specifically for my booked tours. Everything here is carry‑on‑friendly, cruise‑tested, and perfect for warm‑weather island hopping. Whether you’re sailing Princess for the first time or you’re a fellow Elite girlie who loves a smooth embarkation day, this list keeps things simple, stylish, and stress‑free. No overpacking, no random “just in case” items — only what you’ll actually use on a Southern Caribbean itinerary. Sailing Princess Cruises soon? Check out my Princess Cruises Guide →https://www.nopointleftbehind.net/princess-cruises-guide-2026

This list covers everything I used and loved on my Holland America Zuiderdam sailing from Boston to Québec City — including the train ride to Montréal afterward. It’s a mix of my go‑to luggage, the clothing I actually wore, and honest reviews of the shore excursions my son and I tried. If you’re sailing Canada & New England, this is exactly what I’d bring again. Read about my trip → https://www.nopointleftbehind.net/cruises/canada-amp-new-england-guide-zuiderdam