Aside from my gigantic post about the many vegan dining options in Norwich, I haven't really written about the place I actually live. This is partly because when I first started this blog a couple of years ago, it was mostly just read by my friends and family - many of whom live in, or … Continue reading Summer Days on the Norfolk Broads
Long before I started documenting my travels in blog form, I went to Ghana. I was volunteering with a charity called Thrive Africa, putting libraries in schools and working with orphans and abandoned children. It's been several years since I spent my summer journeying the country from south to north and back down again, so … Continue reading 8 things to see and do in Ghana
Travelling doesn’t always have to be about exploring cultural sites, taking part in full moon parties or just propping up the local bar. You may be looking for a holiday with a difference. An easy way of fulfilling this notion is to get involved with a worthy project that could do with your help. Yep, … Continue reading Travel the world: take the volunteering route
Across Europe there are stand-out destinations that go out of their way to be barrier-free. In this article by the talented Amy Young, we look at magnificent, accessible resorts and cities, right up to entire islands dedicated to being inclusive. No matter if you require wheelchair access or braille-ready attractions, inclusive tours, accessible beach facilities … Continue reading The best European destinations for accessible travel
Wellness retreats are, if you can afford them, great. What wellbeing warrior doesn't like the sound of yoga on the beach at sunrise, or in a candlelit treehouse in the woods at dusk? Mmm, wholesome. But the problem is, they can be really freakin' expensive. Conjuring up a more pocket-friendly, DIY wellness break does remove … Continue reading Low-Budget Wellness Breaks – Save Cash, Relax
