Why Food Is the Fastest Way to Feel at Home When You Travel
Food has a way of breaking down barriers faster than anything else when we travel. From shared tables and local kitchens to conversations that unfold over meals, this post explores why food is often the fastest way to feel at home somewhere new and why it sits at the heart of how I travel through Italy and Greece.
Is a Retreat Worth the Money? An Honest Look at What You’re Really Paying For
Are retreats worth the money? This honest guide breaks down what you’re actually paying for and when a retreat is truly worth it.
If you’ve ever wondered whether a retreat is really worth the money, you’re not alone. This post breaks down what you’re actually paying for, from logistics and local access to time, ease, and connection and how to decide if a retreat is the right investment for you.
What Happens on a Women’s Retreat?
Wondering what happens on a women’s retreat? This honest guide explains what to expect on a small group retreat in Europe and what you can leave behind.
What Italy and Greece Taught Me About the Beauty of Imperfection
A reflection on slow travel, imperfection, and the quiet beauty found in Italy and Greece, from chipped plates and shared tables to homes and lives that value feeling over polish. An exploration of what happens when we let go of perfection and allow simplicity, connection, and presence to lead the way.
Why a Mediterranean Retreat Is the Best Way to Travel Solo as a Woman
For women travelling solo who crave connection without crowds, a Mediterranean retreat offers a different way to experience Europe, slower days, shared tables, local stories, and the feeling of truly arriving somewhere.