Travel Tips from a Bag Lady: Cuba

There aren’t many humans I encounter that aren’t spilling over with questions after finding out that I have traveled to Cuba. I get it. I was the same way when I first began researching the...

8 reasons why you should choose train travel over flying

We get it. You are a busy person, with a busy social life and many exciting hobbies. On top of that, you are also working a busy job with a demanding boss that sends you emails in the weekend...

The Ethical Traveller 101: Things to be mindful of while abroad

Living ethically in our own countries can be hard enough sometimes – you start to do extensive research in one topic and now that you’ve opened Pandorras box, there’s countless other...

Camp Glenorchy: an ecological piece of art

Most travellers know Queenstown by heart, being the thrill capital of New Zealand. However, not many know that the road doesn’t end in Queenstown. In fact, the very few who wisely decide to...

Orokonui Ecosanctuary: a safe haven for birds and little flowers

Unlike its neighbour Australia - a scary place where every living thing tries to either poison you or eat you - New Zealand’s’ native flora and fauna are very peaceful. Some might even call...

Silostay: an ecological wonder in a place of little wonders

While being on the road enjoying the Banks Peninsula we were able to make a stop and check out SiloStay in Little River. SiloStay is a very unique accommodation made out of grain silos. These...