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Subdestination is a term used in travel planning and digital mapping to denote a secondary or constituent destination within a larger primary destination or itinerary. It helps organize trips, tours, or routes by breaking a larger geographic area into component stops. It is not a formal geographic category but a practical label.

In travel itineraries, a subdestination might be a neighborhood, city district, attraction, or town that is visited as part of a broader trip. In mapping or planning software, subdestination may be used to group points of interest under a parent destination for routing, budgeting, or scheduling.

Examples include a cruise itinerary listing a port with subdestinations such as an old town or wine region; or a multi-city road trip that lists a region like California with subdestinations San Francisco, Monterey, Napa Valley. In logistics, a delivery route may designate subdestinations to optimize stops.

The term is informal and not standardized; it can be confused with subregions, neighborhoods, or boroughs. Clarity depends on the context and the framework used by planners or software.