Ethical + Eco Living
As soon as the Perth border restrictions lifted, I hurried to make plans to support the sustainable tourism businesses in the South West region of WA. I took a whole week off my work (absolutely unheard of) to really soak up the Margaret River region and enjoy every drop of this adventure.
Surprise! I was one of the few, very lucky adventurers to join Tasi Travels on their very first Travel With Purpose trip to Timor-Leste last month. And boy, was it a magical journey! I first
While I’ve been travelling since I was a tiny human, I never knew that my first somewhat independent overseas adventure would be the first stepping stone towards a beautifully interconnected path. I’ve talked about the
During Veganuary this year, I made the leap and started practising what I was preaching. It’s now almost June and I’m happy to report that my vegan diet is still doing wonders for my health
Five weeks ago, I made a small cabin in an ecological community in Pāhoa, Hawai’i, my home for the night. It’s eery to now hear about the eruption of Kilauea, which we visited twice on
Talking about ethics in travel is a risky road. Doesn’t travelling generally exploit culture, commodify ancient monuments, and cause even more environmental damage?
Not much has changed in 10 years, at least not on Woody Island in Esperance’s Recherche Archipelago. In the 2017 holiday period, I returned to the island that I spent so many days of my
At the beginning of this year, my partner told me that he was taking me on a surprise holiday. A little less than an hour and a lot of incessant nagging later, I got the
January 2015 saw the end of my last huge European backpacking adventure, with Rome as the final (and perhaps the most precious) destination on the list.