Let’s be honest, whatever your situation as remote worker, you need some remote work tips, because “working from anywhere” sounds reallyy awesome (like, Bali, palmtrees, warm water surf and tortillas for dinner) until you’re answering emails with one hand, havig a toddler yell ´mama caca´ through the door while you´re in a call, and your “desk” is a slightly crooked …
There’s something about the ocean that has always called me. And when I became a mum, that call didn’t disappear—it just got a little quieter, buried under nappies, feedings, and all the little (and big) changes. I used to paddle out to clear my head. Now, I paddle out to remember who I am in a storm of different identities. …
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Everyone knows Bretagne (or Brittany, as the English speaking say) for its rough climate, even rougher landscapes and endless beaches. And they say that the famous spot of La Torche it is the ´piece de resistance of the Bretagne surf scene. A wide beach with peaks for all levels and some fairly reliable surf throughout the year makes this the …
The first thing you´ll hear when you talk about surfing in Espirito Santo, Brasil, is: ´go to Regencia´. A small town connected by a 45-minute dirt road to the rest of the world. Nothing really special you would think, but it´s here where some world-class surfing barrels roll in every once in a while (mostly in the Brazilian spring). It …
All about vanlife in Albania, our six recommended places to go and how to be a vanlife digital nomad in Albania.
I remember the days traveling around China, pre-google translate and pre-google maps. Getting to your next destination by train meant comparing the caracters you had in your guide book with those on the train schedule. And sure, it happened that one was off just a little bit and I ended up in a very different city than I had intended …
I remember back in University, one of my teachers told me that her favorite part of Spain was the north. I was rather surprised: not Barcelona? Not the warm and exotic south? But the rainy and chilly north? Didn´t we already have enough of that in the Netherlands? Is there really a paradise to go surfing in Northern Spain? But …
The best places in Motril and Salobreña for food and drinks: Costa Tropical
Chasing waterfalls in Northern and Central Bali: off the beaten track hikes
