Wellness

    BE INSPIRED, Creativity, Entrepreneurship, Family Travel, Featured, Wellness / 13.09.2026

    This post is part of The Second Leap: a series about choosing uncertainty on purpose, twice. In 2015 we quit our jobs in advertising and built a life that didn’t look like many others’. Now, nearly 12 years later, we’re doing it again – bigger leap, more at stake, a 3-year-old in tow. You can start from the beginning here or keep reading below. Nobody really warned us about this one. We'd thought about the money, we'd thought about the logistics, and we'd thought (in a vague and optimistic way) about the adventure. What we hadn't thought about at all was what happens to your sense of self when you remove the thing that's been answering the question "so, what do you do?" for the last decade. I was...

    Family Travel, Iceland, Japan, Portugal, Sweden, Wales, Wellness / 27.08.2026

    There’s something wonderfully freeing about not having to be anywhere at a particular time. Over the years, we’ve learned that some of our favourite travel days are active holidays with a loose plan rather than a minute-by-minute itinerary. No group waiting for you to finish taking photos, no rushing away from a viewpoint because the bus leaves in ten minutes, no wondering whether you can squeeze in “just one more stop.”...

    Alaska, Antarctica, Costa Rica, Galapagos, Rwanda, Wellness / 23.08.2026

    Crossing continents for a single wildlife experience can take travellers to places where those animals are seen in conditions that cannot be replicated in captivity. Remote polar colonies in the Southern Ocean and high-altitude cloud forests in Central America are just two examples of habitats shaped by very different species and seasonal patterns. Visiting them means checking local conditions, conservation rules and transport logistics before setting out....

    BE INSPIRED, Caribbean Islands, Italy, Portugal, Switzerland, Thailand, Wellness / 21.08.2026

    Transport choices can shape how much of a destination you actually see along the way. A taxi, coach tour, or point-to-point domestic flight may be the quickest option, but slower routes can reveal more of the landscape and the communities between major stops. Making the journey itself part of the itinerary can change the way a place feels....

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