Wow- where to start. That's kinda tricky.

We'd love to say 420 Compass was our most original idea yet, but...

We can't.

However, we're super happy to say it's an improved, full service version of the internet's original, first ever, 420 friendly vacation website, RastaVacations.  

It's true. 

I know because I was there, and because it was my website: RastaVacations- first launched in 2008. 

Realizing I wanted more for our vacationers, I found a way to offer everything any full service travel agent can offer. No problem. Cruises, foreign vacation packages, Caribbean (of course!), trains, car rentals, I mean- you name it. 

This is an important message: we offer full service travel not only to enhance the vacations we curate, but also  to help us grow 420 Compass. By arranging your mainstream travel through 420 Compass, you're helping us give you more really awesome, vetted, safe cannabis focused vacation options, everywhere in the world where cannabis use is accepted. Because there are places within legal borders that prohibit cannabis, we're finding the places that, instead, embrace cannabis and wellness, all so you can totally enjoy your stay without any stress or worries.

Anyway, we sure hope you'l enjoy our blog. Check back. It'll get interesting for everyone. We have a handful of dispensary workers willing to share everything they know about weed, up to date. We have resort owners willing to chime in- and wanting to listen to feedback. We have an actual shaman who will enlighten us and expand our understanding by (and through!) the use of psylocybin mushroom therapy. We'll dig deeper into alternative medicines and, although we don't suggest anyone rush out and put their newfound knowledge to the test by partaking, we do find the subject of natural, time tested and honored healing methods fascinating. And really, with the events of the early 2020's, we're all weary of big pharma. Perhaps there is room for more than one healthcare modality, and perhaps some of each type works. Having a choice, and a better understanding, of all of it, well... Martha Stewart would say, "It's a  Good Thing". (really- you don't know who she is??? They used to call that right there a "generation gap" issue, lol!).

Thanks for being here- and welcome to the journey!