Drifter

There is no destination. You walk, stop where it appeals, eat wherever is in front of you when hungry. Missing the famous thing doesn't sting, because that wasn't why you came.

Being alone is what makes it possible. Nothing needs agreeing, so your feet are entirely free and three hours in one café is allowed.

The risk is that the trip stays blurry. Something good happened but you can't place where. One habit — a photo, a note — changes that completely.

Works well with

Prepared outdoors type — To plan, in nature, with people. Trail maps and the forecast were checked beforehand.

Clashes with

Solo planner — To plan, in cities, alone. There is an itinerary, and it was negotiated with nobody.