The two of us
Alba & Miguel
Filmmakers and travel content creators. We film, we edit, and we take very small groups to the places we walked first.
Who we are
We are Feeling the Trip
We don't travel just to see the world. We travel to feel it.
Feeling the Trip was born from a way of understanding travel: chasing places that surprise us, experiences that make us feel alive, and adventures that stay part of us long after we get home.
What began by sharing our own trips became a project with a purpose: to inspire others to discover the world in a different way. Today we tell stories through photography and film, we work with brands, stays and destinations, we design bespoke trips and we create group adventures for people after something more than a holiday.
Because travelling is not only about reaching a place. It is everything you feel along the way.
The two of us
Alba & Miguel
Alba
The mind behind every adventure
Born in Alicante and a traveller by nature. I studied Tourism and Business Management — perhaps because travelling was always going to be part of my path. I am the dreamer and the organiser of the team: I love imagining destinations, designing routes and turning an idea into an unforgettable trip. I enjoy living the adventure as much as preparing every detail so others can live it too.
Miguel
The eye behind the camera
From Madrid, an engineer, and almost always with a camera in his hands. I am the technical and creative side of Feeling the Trip. I love capturing the moments that are hard to put into words: perfect light, a landscape that leaves you speechless, that feeling of living something you know you will always remember. Through film and photography, I try to turn every trip into a story.
"People think these photos are a matter of luck. Behind every one of them there are early starts, planning, and a dedication nobody sees."
How we work
Tiny groups
We say it on every trip: very small. It is the only way the experience becomes genuinely special.
People from there
Local skippers, guides and cooks. Nobody explains a reef better than someone who has spent thirty years in it.
The part you do not see
Early starts, kilometres, last-minute changes and conditions that do not cooperate. We show that too.
Places that can take it
We go to places far from the crowds, and we try to leave them as we found them.
The visual logbook
What we saw
