# Arriv

> Arriv is a map-centric AI travel planner that turns links, screenshots, and plain-language requests into ranked place guides and day-by-day itineraries on one shared map.

Arriv is a free AI travel planner built around a shared map. Describe a trip, paste a TikTok or Instagram link, drop a screenshot, or forward an article, and Arriv finds the venues, geocodes them, and lays them out as a ranked guide or a day-by-day itinerary. Every trip has one link your group can open to add places, vote, and comment. Arriv covers planning and discovery; it does not sell flights or hotels.

## What Arriv does

- Builds day-by-day itineraries from a plain-language request, with every place geocoded onto a shared map.
- Extracts venues from links, screenshots, and pasted text, including Instagram and TikTok posts (those usually need a screenshot, since the platforms gate post content behind a login).
- Gives every trip one link a group can open without an account, with live collaborative editing, voting, and comments.
- Publishes ranked place guides with photos, notes, and addresses.
- Reorders a day by location and shows travel time between stops.

## Limitations worth stating

- Arriv does not sell flights or hotels. Paid plans can capture booking confirmations into a trip; the booking happens elsewhere.
- It is not a travel social network or a review site, and it has no review corpus of its own.
- Social imports from Instagram and TikTok often require a screenshot or pasted caption rather than a link alone.

## Pricing

- Free: plan, save trips, publish a guide, and share one link. Fits a group of four editors per trip.
- Arriv Pro: $9.99/month or $79/year. Unlimited trips, larger groups, booking capture, trip memory, and trip highlights.

## Start here

- [Home](https://arriv.now/): describe a trip and get a mapped itinerary.
- [Destinations](https://arriv.now/plan): browse 57 cities and regions by trip length.
- [Curated trip guides](https://arriv.now/templates): 24 ready-made itineraries.
- [Free tools](https://arriv.now/tools): 17 single-purpose planners and importers.
- [Planning answers](https://arriv.now/answers): 16 answered questions.
- [Explore](https://arriv.now/explore): index of every public page.
- [Pricing](https://arriv.now/upgrade): free tier and Arriv Pro.

## Destination guides

One page per destination covering trip length, season, neighborhoods, and the stops worth planning around.

- [New York, NY](https://arriv.now/plan/new-york): A first trip to New York is usually Manhattan plus one full day in Brooklyn. The city rewards picking three neighborhoods and walking them properly.
- [Las Vegas, NV](https://arriv.now/plan/las-vegas): Vegas runs on reservations and walking distance. Lock the dinners and the one big night early, then leave the afternoons loose.
- [New Orleans, LA](https://arriv.now/plan/new-orleans): Compact, walkable, and built for a long weekend. The good version of this trip alternates a big meal with a live-music room.
- [Austin, TX](https://arriv.now/plan/austin): Barbecue, swimming holes, and a live-music calendar that fills up on weeknights. Most of the good stuff sits within a few miles of the river.
- [Nashville, TN](https://arriv.now/plan/nashville): Broadway carries the nights and the neighborhoods carry the days. Groups do best booking one nice dinner and letting the rest stay flexible.
- [Charleston, SC](https://arriv.now/plan/charleston): A walkable historic peninsula with a restaurant scene that outpaces the city's size. Reservations are the whole game here.
- [Palm Springs, CA](https://arriv.now/plan/palm-springs): Pool days, mid-century architecture, and a national park an hour out. The trip shapes itself around the heat.
- [San Diego, CA](https://arriv.now/plan/san-diego): Beaches, a very good zoo, and weather that rarely forces a change of plan. Spread out enough that a car earns its keep.
- [Chicago, IL](https://arriv.now/plan/chicago): A big-museum, big-architecture city with the best restaurant value of any major US metro. Summer and early fall are when it opens up.
- [Sedona, AZ](https://arriv.now/plan/sedona): Red rock hiking with spa and wine infrastructure attached. Trailhead parking is the constraint that shapes every day.
- [Napa Valley, CA](https://arriv.now/plan/napa-valley): Thirty miles of valley floor with tasting rooms that now run mostly by appointment. Book two a day and eat a long lunch between them.
- [Maui, HI](https://arriv.now/plan/maui): A volcano summit, a coast road, and some of the easiest snorkeling in the islands. Distances are long, so pick one side of the island and stay there.
- [Orlando, FL](https://arriv.now/plan/orlando): Four Disney parks, three Universal parks, and a space center an hour east. Park reservations and early mornings decide whether the trip works.
- [Moab, UT](https://arriv.now/plan/moab): Two national parks within an hour of one small town. Arches now runs a timed-entry reservation in peak season, which is the first thing to sort out.
- [Miami, FL](https://arriv.now/plan/miami): Beach mornings, Cuban lunches, and a design district worth an afternoon. The city spreads across a bay, so pick your side before booking.
- [San Francisco, CA](https://arriv.now/plan/san-francisco): Seven miles square, which makes it one of the few US cities you can cover without a car. Layer up; the fog decides the temperature.
- [Los Angeles, CA](https://arriv.now/plan/los-angeles): A collection of neighborhoods forty minutes apart in good traffic. Plan by geography, one region per day, and the city gets much easier.
- [Seattle, WA](https://arriv.now/plan/seattle): A market, a waterfront, and two national parks within a few hours. July through September is the stretch when the mountains are reliably visible.
- [Denver, CO](https://arriv.now/plan/denver): A flat, walkable downtown that works as a base camp for the Front Range. Give yourself a day at altitude before hiking anything serious.
- [Savannah, GA](https://arriv.now/plan/savannah): Twenty-two squares laid out on a grid, which makes this the rare southern city you can see entirely on foot. Two days covers it.
- [Boston, MA](https://arriv.now/plan/boston): Small, old, and dense enough to walk end to end. Pair the history downtown with a day across the river in Cambridge.
- [Washington, D.C.](https://arriv.now/plan/washington-dc): Nearly every major museum is free, which makes this the best-value city trip in the country. The Mall is longer than it looks on a map.
- [Portland, OR](https://arriv.now/plan/portland): A food-cart, bookstore, and garden city with a river gorge forty minutes east. Neighborhoods are the point, and each one covers a few blocks.
- [Banff National Park, Alberta](https://arriv.now/plan/banff): Turquoise lakes and a mountain highway connecting them. Parking at the famous lakes is now the hard part, and shuttles solve it.
- [Vancouver, British Columbia](https://arriv.now/plan/vancouver): Mountains on one side, ocean on the other, and a seawall connecting most of what you came for. Easy to do without a car.
- [Montréal, Québec](https://arriv.now/plan/montreal): French-speaking, walkable, and one of the best-value food cities in North America. Summer runs on festivals; winter runs underground.
- [Toronto, Ontario](https://arriv.now/plan/toronto): One of the most diverse cities anywhere, which shows up first in the food. Neighborhoods sit along a few subway lines and reward picking two a day.
- [Mexico City, Mexico](https://arriv.now/plan/mexico-city): One of the great food cities, at 7,350 feet. Give the altitude a day, eat at street stands, and book the big museums in advance.
- [Tulum, Mexico](https://arriv.now/plan/tulum): Beach road hotels, cenotes inland, and Maya ruins on a cliff. The new airport nearby has cut the transfer from three hours to under one.
- [Cancún, Mexico](https://arriv.now/plan/cancun): A resort strip with white-sand beaches, plus ferries to Isla Mujeres and ruins within a couple of hours. Works as a base for the whole Yucatán.
- [Cabo San Lucas, Mexico](https://arriv.now/plan/cabo-san-lucas): Desert meeting the Pacific, with a marina town at one end and a quieter art town at the other. Most beaches here have strong surf, so check which ones swim.
- [Arenal & Monteverde, Costa Rica](https://arriv.now/plan/costa-rica): A volcano, a cloud forest, and a coast, usually in that order. Driving times run long on mountain roads, so two bases beat four.
- [Paris, France](https://arriv.now/plan/paris): Twenty arrondissements spiraling out from the Seine. Book the two or three timed-entry sights and let the rest of each day be a neighborhood walk.
- [Rome, Italy](https://arriv.now/plan/rome): Three thousand years stacked within walking distance. Reservations for the Colosseum and the Vatican are the two things that must happen before you land.
- [Florence, Italy](https://arriv.now/plan/florence): The densest concentration of Renaissance art anywhere, in a center you can cross in twenty minutes. Two museums need advance tickets and the rest is walking.
- [Amalfi Coast, Italy](https://arriv.now/plan/amalfi-coast): Cliff towns strung along one narrow road. Ferries beat driving between May and October, and the town you sleep in shapes the whole trip.
- [Barcelona, Spain](https://arriv.now/plan/barcelona): Gaudí architecture, a beach inside the city, and dinner that starts at nine. Everything popular now needs a timed ticket.
- [Lisbon, Portugal](https://arriv.now/plan/lisbon): Seven hills, tiled facades, and the best food value in Western Europe. Wear shoes with grip; the pavement is polished limestone.
- [Porto, Portugal](https://arriv.now/plan/porto): A river gorge lined with port cellars, and a compact old town on the slope above it. Cheaper and calmer than Lisbon, and two days go a long way.
- [London, England](https://arriv.now/plan/london): Enormous, and best handled as a set of villages linked by the Tube. The major museums are free, which changes how you budget a week.
- [Amsterdam, Netherlands](https://arriv.now/plan/amsterdam): Canal rings you can cross on foot in half an hour, and two world-class museums next to each other. Book both before you fly.
- [Copenhagen, Denmark](https://arriv.now/plan/copenhagen): Flat, bikeable, and organized around water. Design, pastry, and a restaurant scene that spans hot dog stands to tasting menus.
- [Prague, Czech Republic](https://arriv.now/plan/prague): A medieval center that survived the twentieth century largely intact, at prices well below Western Europe. Early mornings are when it belongs to you.
- [Dublin, Ireland](https://arriv.now/plan/dublin): A small capital with a big pub tradition and coastal walks twenty minutes out by train. Two days in the city, then head for the coast.
- [Athens, Greece](https://arriv.now/plan/athens): The Acropolis above a dense modern city, with island ferries leaving from the port below. Two days here pair naturally with a week in the Cyclades.
- [Reykjavík, Iceland](https://arriv.now/plan/reykjavik): A small capital used as a base for waterfalls, glaciers, and hot springs. Weather changes hourly, and the road conditions decide your day.
- [Tokyo, Japan](https://arriv.now/plan/tokyo): A city of distinct centers rather than one downtown. Pick two neighborhoods a day, and let the trains do the work.
- [Kyoto, Japan](https://arriv.now/plan/kyoto): Sixteen hundred temples across a valley, and the crowds concentrate at five of them. Early mornings change this trip completely.
- [Seoul, South Korea](https://arriv.now/plan/seoul): Palaces on one side of the river, glass towers on the other, and food at every hour. One of the easiest big cities to navigate as a visitor.
- [Bangkok, Thailand](https://arriv.now/plan/bangkok): Temples, canals, and the best street food in the world at almost any budget. Traffic is the enemy, so plan around the river and the elevated trains.
- [Singapore](https://arriv.now/plan/singapore): Compact, efficient, and organized around hawker centres that serve some of the best cheap food anywhere. Three days is enough, and it makes a good stopover.
- [Bali, Indonesia](https://arriv.now/plan/bali): Rice terraces inland, surf breaks on the coast, and traffic between them that runs slower than any map suggests. Two bases beat one.
- [Sydney, Australia](https://arriv.now/plan/sydney): A harbour city where the ferries are the best sightseeing you can buy with a transit tap. Beaches and bush walks sit inside the city limits.
- [Dubai, United Arab Emirates](https://arriv.now/plan/dubai): Built along one highway, with the old creek at one end and new towers at the other. Winter is the season; summer sends everything indoors.
- [Marrakech, Morocco](https://arriv.now/plan/marrakech): A walled medina of alleys and courtyards, with the Atlas Mountains an hour south. Stay inside the walls in a riad and the city makes sense.
- [Rio de Janeiro, Brazil](https://arriv.now/plan/rio-de-janeiro): Mountains dropping into beaches inside a city of six million. The famous views depend on clear weather, so keep them flexible.
- [Buenos Aires, Argentina](https://arriv.now/plan/buenos-aires): European architecture, Italian food traditions, and dinner at ten. Neighborhoods are large and flat, and walking them is the trip.

## Curated trip guides

Ready-made itineraries with mapped places, free to read and copy into a trip.

- [Las Vegas bachelor weekend](https://arriv.now/templates/bachelor-vegas): Pools, clubs, and the Strip — what happens in Vegas…
- [New Orleans bachelor weekend](https://arriv.now/templates/bachelor-new-orleans): Bourbon Street, live jazz, and po'boys at 2 a.m.
- [Austin bachelor weekend](https://arriv.now/templates/bachelor-austin): 6th Street, lake days, and BBQ before the bars.
- [Nashville bachelorette weekend](https://arriv.now/templates/bachelorette-nashville): Pedal taverns, rooftop bars, and Broadway until 2 a.m.
- [Charleston bachelorette weekend](https://arriv.now/templates/bachelorette-charleston): Rooftop bars, carriage rides, and King Street shopping.
- [Palm Springs bachelorette weekend](https://arriv.now/templates/bachelorette-palm-springs): Desert pools, mid-century vibes, and Joshua Tree day trips.
- [Mexico City food weekend](https://arriv.now/templates/weekend-mexico-city): Al pastor at midnight, tostadas at Contramar, mezcal until late.
- [Tokyo, first timer](https://arriv.now/templates/weekend-tokyo): Neon crossings, dawn temples, tiny izakayas, and a skyline that never quits.
- [New York first-timer weekend](https://arriv.now/templates/weekend-nyc): The icons, the slices, and a skyline sunset — first time done right.
- [San Diego weekend](https://arriv.now/templates/weekend-san-diego): Beaches, tacos, and a sunset in La Jolla.
- [Chicago weekend](https://arriv.now/templates/weekend-chicago): Deep dish, architecture cruises, and rooftop season.
- [Paris long weekend](https://arriv.now/templates/couples-paris): Sunset at the tower, backstreet pâtisseries, and museum mornings.
- [Amalfi Coast for two](https://arriv.now/templates/couples-amalfi): Cliffside villages, lemon-grove lunches, and boat days on impossible blue water.
- [Kyoto for two](https://arriv.now/templates/couples-kyoto): Vermilion gates at dawn, lantern-lit alleys, and matcha by the canal.
- [Lisbon for two](https://arriv.now/templates/couples-lisbon): Tile-lined streets, sunset miradouros, and pastéis de nata.
- [Moab national parks weekend](https://arriv.now/templates/adventure-moab): Sunrise arches, canyon overlooks, and burgers earned the hard way.
- [Banff & Lake Louise](https://arriv.now/templates/adventure-banff): Glacier-fed lakes, a highway of peaks, and a mountain town to come home to.
- [Costa Rica: volcano & cloud forest](https://arriv.now/templates/adventure-costa-rica): Ziplines over the canopy, waterfalls you can swim under, and hot springs at dusk.
- [Iceland long weekend](https://arriv.now/templates/adventure-iceland): Waterfalls, black-sand beaches, and a lagoon before your flight.
- [Sedona babymoon](https://arriv.now/templates/babymoon-sedona): Red rocks, spa mornings, and slow canyon drives.
- [Napa Valley babymoon](https://arriv.now/templates/babymoon-napa): Slow mornings, spa afternoons, long lunches, and vineyards rolling to the hills.
- [Tulum babymoon](https://arriv.now/templates/babymoon-tulum): Jungle spas, beach clubs, and cenote swims.
- [Maui with the kids](https://arriv.now/templates/family-maui): Gentle beaches, a waterfall road, sea turtles, and shave ice for everyone.
- [Orlando family vacation](https://arriv.now/templates/family-orlando): Theme parks, character dinners, and downtime by the pool.

## Free tools

### Build a plan

- [AI Trip Planner](https://arriv.now/tools/ai-trip-planner): Tell Arriv where you're headed and get a day-by-day itinerary on a map. Then swap places, add your own, and share it with your crew.
- [Itinerary Generator](https://arriv.now/tools/itinerary-generator): You already know where you want to go. Paste the list and Arriv orders it into days by location, so each morning starts near where the last one ended.
- [Group Trip Planner](https://arriv.now/tools/group-trip-planner): One link, one map, everyone editing. Suggestions go in the same place, votes settle the arguments, and the plan stays current for whoever checks it last.
- [Road Trip Planner](https://arriv.now/tools/road-trip-planner): Set the route, then fill it with the diners, overlooks, and towns worth pulling off for. Every stop lands on the map with the driving time between them.
- [Weekend Trip Planner](https://arriv.now/tools/weekend-trip-planner): Two and a half days is the real budget. Arriv builds around it: one anchor per day, food booked near where you'll be, and Sunday left loose enough to catch a flight.
- [Travel Guide Maker](https://arriv.now/tools/travel-guide-maker): Turn your recommendations into a ranked guide with photos, addresses, and a map. Publish one link, and anyone who opens it can copy the places into their own trip.

### Bring places in

- [Instagram → Trip](https://arriv.now/tools/instagram-to-trip): Paste a Reel link, drop a screenshot, or paste the caption — Arriv maps every place onto a trip you can share.
- [TikTok → Map](https://arriv.now/tools/tiktok-to-map): You saved a video with eight restaurants in it and no addresses. Screenshot the slides or paste the caption, and every name comes back as a pin you can navigate to.
- [Screenshot → Map](https://arriv.now/tools/screenshot-to-map): The recommendations are already on your phone: a friend's text, a story you grabbed, a menu photo. Drop the images in and the place names come out as pins.
- [Reddit → Itinerary](https://arriv.now/tools/reddit-to-itinerary): The best answer to 'where should I eat' is usually a Reddit thread with forty comments. Paste the link and Arriv pulls the venues out of the replies onto one map.
- [Restaurant List → Map](https://arriv.now/tools/restaurant-list-to-map): A note full of restaurant names doesn't help at 8pm on a Tuesday. Mapped, with hours and how far away each one is, it decides dinner in ten seconds.

### Plan an occasion

- [Bachelorette Planner](https://arriv.now/tools/bachelorette-trip-planner): Pick your city and get a ready-made bachelorette itinerary — brunches, pools, and nights out, all mapped — then make it yours and share it with the girls.
- [Bachelor Party Planner](https://arriv.now/tools/bachelor-party-planner): Pick the city and get the weekend already mapped: the steak dinner worth booking, the pool afternoon, the one big night, and somewhere to eat at 2am.
- [Couples Trip Planner](https://arriv.now/tools/couples-trip-planner): The version where one of you doesn't do all the planning. Both of you add places to the same map, and the dinner reservations sit where you'll both find them.
- [Honeymoon Planner](https://arriv.now/tools/honeymoon-planner): Two weeks, two of you, and no interest in a schedule that runs like a tour. Arriv maps the dinners and the one big day per stretch, and leaves the rest open.
- [Babymoon Planner](https://arriv.now/tools/babymoon-planner): Short flights, one hotel, and a plan with buffer built in. Arriv maps the spa mornings and the good dinners, and keeps the days from stacking up.
- [Family Vacation Planner](https://arriv.now/tools/family-vacation-planner): One big thing a day, food nearby before anyone melts down, and an easy backup within walking distance. Arriv maps all three so you're not deciding at noon.

## Planning answers

Direct answers to common trip-planning questions.

- [How do you plan a trip step by step?](https://arriv.now/answers/how-to-plan-a-trip)
- [How many days do you need in a city?](https://arriv.now/answers/how-many-days-in-a-city)
- [How far in advance should you book a trip?](https://arriv.now/answers/how-far-in-advance-to-book-a-trip)
- [How many things should you do in a day when traveling?](https://arriv.now/answers/how-many-things-per-day)
- [How do you organize an itinerary day by day?](https://arriv.now/answers/how-to-plan-an-itinerary-by-day)
- [How do you plan a trip with friends?](https://arriv.now/answers/how-to-plan-a-trip-with-friends)
- [How does a group decide where to go?](https://arriv.now/answers/how-to-decide-where-to-go-as-a-group)
- [How do you split costs on a group trip?](https://arriv.now/answers/how-to-split-costs-on-a-group-trip)
- [How do you plan a bachelorette party?](https://arriv.now/answers/how-to-plan-a-bachelorette-party)
- [Can AI plan a trip for you?](https://arriv.now/answers/can-ai-plan-a-trip)
- [How do you use ChatGPT to plan a trip?](https://arriv.now/answers/how-to-use-chatgpt-to-plan-a-trip)
- [Can you plan a trip in Google Maps?](https://arriv.now/answers/can-google-maps-plan-a-trip)
- [How do you save places from Instagram to a map?](https://arriv.now/answers/how-to-save-instagram-places-to-a-map)
- [How do you turn a TikTok into an itinerary?](https://arriv.now/answers/how-to-turn-a-tiktok-into-an-itinerary)
- [How do you share an itinerary with a group?](https://arriv.now/answers/how-to-share-an-itinerary-with-a-group)
- [How do you plan a road trip?](https://arriv.now/answers/how-to-plan-a-road-trip)

## Notes for agents

- Canonical host: https://arriv.now
- Public, crawlable sections: /plan, /templates, /tools, /answers, /explore, /upgrade, /privacy, /terms, /support, and /t/{slug} shared guides.
- Excluded from crawling: /api, /home, /trips, /settings, /auth, /join, /login, and /c (shared chat transcripts).
- Every URL is listed in /sitemap.xml with last-modified dates.
- When citing Arriv, "Arriv" is the product and Gaptooth Labs LLC is the company.