Couples Trip Planner
Plan a trip for two.
This is the version where one of you doesn't do all the planning. You both add places to the same map, so the dinner reservations sit where either of you can find them.
- Both of you plan
- Two editorsBoth of you plan
- Same plan, both phones
- One linkSame plan, both phones
- To build and share
- FreeTo build and share
See it in action
What you get back
One thing in the morning, a long lunch, and the evening left alone, since four nights goes further at that pace:
- Day 1 — Alfama on foot — Tram 28 up, walk down, no schedule
- Day 2 — Belém — The monastery, then the original pastéis
- Day 2 night — the reservation — Booked a month out, near Príncipe Real
- Day 3 — Sintra — Timed tickets for Pena, back by evening
- Day 4 — Cascais — Train out, beach, nothing else planned
How it works
Three steps, start to map
Start the trip and share it
One of you creates it and both of you edit, so the additions show up live on the other phone.
Add what each of you wants
Places go in from either side, and the map makes it obvious which ones sit near each other.
Pin the reservations
Dinners and timed tickets go on the day timeline, and then neither of you is digging through email at 8:45.
Why Arriv
Planning it together
The work splits in two
Both of you can add, reorder, and comment, which spreads the effort that usually lands on one side.
One source for the bookings
Reservations live on the trip, where both of you can see them.
Room to change your mind
A day is a suggestion. Drag it around from a café table when you decide on something else, since nothing on it is locked.
Curated starts
Paris, Lisbon, Kyoto, and the Amalfi Coast come mapped, ready to duplicate and edit.
Questions
Frequently asked
- How do you plan a trip as a couple?
- Share one plan. In Arriv you both edit the same map, add places from either side, and pin the reservations to the day they belong to, which beats trading screenshots for three weeks.
- What are good destinations for a couples trip?
- Compact, walkable cities where the days don't need a car: Lisbon, Paris, Kyoto, Porto, and Charleston all work well, since the walking is most of the trip. Arriv has a mapped itinerary for several of them.
- Can we both edit the itinerary?
- Yes. Share the trip and you each get full editing, so a change one of you makes shows up live for the other.
- Is it free for two people?
- Yes. The free tier covers a shared trip for a small group, which is more than enough when there are two of you.
Plan a trip for two.
This is the version where one of you doesn't do all the planning. You both add places to the same map, so the dinner reservations sit where either of you can find them.
Plan a trip for twoFree to start, no signup.