7 Hotels in Crete to fall in love with
Accommodation in Crete is more than just a service; The island’s hotels will allow you to experience the authentic Greek hospitality and their facilities have been specifically designed to make…
The 4 must-visit secret villages of Mani
The peninsula of Mani, and more specifically, Cape Tainaro, is the southernmost point of the mainland of Europe. It is located 3 and a half hours away from Athens by…
Athens riviera: Every little secret you need to know
What if we told you that there’s a coastal paradise just a few kilometers away from Athens? We’re talking about Athens Riviera, an idyllic coast that will make all your…
Glamping in Greece
Would you rather spend your vacation reconnecting with nature or enjoying the man-made comforts of luxurious lodging? “Glamping” or glamorous camping is a fairly new trend that allows you to…
Best Cave Hotels in Santorini
Being one of the top destinations in Greece, the Cycladic island of Santorini is famous for its magical sunsets and wild volcanic landscape. The impressively beautiful caldera of Santorini which…
Inspiring the next generation of Antarctic explorers
I can still remember being a kid and spending hours sifting through my parent’s collections of National Geographic. Of imagining the day when I could be an explorer, discovering new…
A picture perfect family getaway at Rockwood Station – the Carriage
How many stories have I penned over the years about my adventures alone around the world? Backpacking in Asia solo? Hiking around New Zealand on my own? Running away to…
Exploring Antarctica from your sofa – an AR journey to the end of the world
Scott. Shackleton. Hillary. All synonymous with adventure and Antarctica. Of polar exploration. Of courage and inspiration. Of bygone years when there were still unchartered corners of the world. But there’s…
Trapped in paradise – lockdown in New Zealand. Again.
Lockdown in New Zealand 2.0. OMFG. Here we go again. Just a few days ago, I was talking to my partner Giulio over coffee, saying I just had a spidey-sense…
Slowing down and sustainable travel in the Abel Tasman
For hundreds of years, Māori lived and traveled along the coastline of the top of the South Island, living, loving, and dying. Isolated and “undiscovered” by Europeans, New Zealand was…
