Suit Up for Adventure, Hollywood-Style

Campervanning around New Zealand's South Island. You go everywhere from coastlines to wineries to waters filled with dolphins to glaciers. It's a pretty action packed two weeks.

My mom was a travel agent while I was growing up in LA. I was fortunate because I was an only child so traveling was easy to do. She took me to Oaxaca for Day of the Dead Festival when I was seven years old, and I remember stuffing my mouth with chiclets, and running around completely immersed in the town's culture and tradition. I was very moved by the experience. It was the catalyst for me wanting off-the-beaten-track travel.

Though I've been so spoiled to have incredible Michelin-starred meals like a gorgeous five-hour lunch at Per Se, I always go back to simple foods. There's this restaurant about 20 minutes outside of Bangkok that's a tuk tuk, about 10 feet big. I had a plate of pad thai that made me go, "Oh, this is what pad thai is supposed to taste like? What have I been eating my whole life?" I remember every single nuance of flavor. For dessert, the cook said to get sticky rice from the cart across the street. I love food with a story attached to it.

Another dish I love is the open-fire jerk chicken and jerk lobster at this place called 3 Dives in Negril, Jamaica. It's so chill and has great live reggae. I stayed at the Rockhouse Hotel nearby.

I would love to go to Palawan, an island outside the Philippines. And I've had my eye on Parrot Cay in Turks and Caicos, which would be an amazing escape from filming. The idea of turning it all off sounds divine.

I always bring a big cashmere shawl. It's like a big hug on the airplane; you can roll it up and use it as a pillow or a coverup. I always have a baseball cap, which isn't the best for international travel because it pegs you as an American, but it's comfortable. I come from LA, which we know has a very relaxed sensibility. I also never leave home without big sunglasses, tea tree oil, and a great moisturizer.

I have yet to make it to the beaches of Brazil, and South Africa is always high on my list.

I was in Rwanda in January and kept getting stopped in the capital of Kigali. I was like "Wait this show [Suits] is in Rwanda?!" Life is full of surprises.

People are always like, "Meghan where are you right now? Are you in LA? Or Toronto filming? Or in New York?" and then I joke, "If you want to find me, just get on a plane, and I'll be the girl sitting next to you."