Slow Travel

I had a month to work remotely and decided to take a solo trip to Portugal. what better place to work than this beautiful city with stunning culture, and scenic views? Oh, and very walking friendly may I add which is great if you don't know how to drive (me!)

I didn't tour Switzerland this time, I basically moved into a friend's village - cows at the fence, fresh ravioli, darts in a boccia hall and my first ever lynx. Then the airline lost my seat (the plane existed, my ticket did not) and I got one more day/ There's definitely worse places to be stuck, this wasn't one of them!

It was a volunteering opportunity to teach kids from the Reserve’s surrounding schools about environment and conservation, eco tourism and wildlife.

I traveled to Marrakech for the second time, as Morocco is a country I really enjoy visiting. This time, I came with my boyfriend, which made the trip even more special. We spent a few days exploring Marrakech before continuing our journey towards the coast, where we planned to spend the rest of our trip.

The enchanting waters, immense rock walls, and fairy-tale villages of the Norwegian fjords are best explored by boat. Starting from historic Bergen and its colorful wooden wharf, this voyage through Norway’s longest and deepest fjord guided us through some of Scandinavia’s most dramatic scenery. Cruising the narrow waterways between high mountains delivers a glimpse into rustic farms, authentic Norwegian charm, and peaceful sanctuaries every time you disembark.

My husband and I went on a delayed honeymoon here and made it a trip down the Portuguese coast to surf, relax, and be in the warmth coming out of Scottish winter!

I decided to go on a solo trip for my birthday (again, big surprise!) and wanted to go back to Colombia. It became a second home to me after my first time there and I was so excited to see the families I met in the surrounding islands and make new life long friends like how I did back in 2025. Cartagena is the kind of place where you can't stay a stranger for long, and I wanted to spend my birthday somewhere that already felt like mine.

Living in Scotland now, it is so easy and fun to pop over to mainland Europe. And yes, I do mean "pop over"! We had best friends from home that were coming to Spain for a wedding, so we all met up in Barcelona afterwards to catch up, and because we COULD!

As a travel creator, I was curious to explore what makes İzmir one of Turkey's most beloved coastal cities. From historical landmarks and local markets to fine dining and beautiful sunsets, I wanted to experience both its luxury and authentic local side

My boyfriend and I wanted to have a special experience immersed in nature in the few days we had available, and decided on Pioneer for it's serene solitude and woodsy mountainous vibe.