Big Impact, Small Footprint
These slow travel blogs are for travelers, photographers, animal lovers, and earth protectors alike, from all around the world.
Today, I will be taking you along for a scenic 2 days hiking itinerary, amidst the Pyrenee’s most famous and beloved natural site, the Cirque de Gavarnie. Most famous for its sharp granite peaks and being home to the endangered brown bears, this mountain range transforms into a true hiker’s paradise in the summer! Wait until you see the photos!
Read MoreLevanzo and Favignana are less than half an hour by hydrofoil from Trapani, which makes them the easiest islands to visit in Sicily. Favignana is the largest of the three Egadi islands and its serrated coastline shelters incredible coves such as Cala Rossa and Cala Azzurra. The island is also famous for its tuna, and you’ll find plenty of wonderful restaurants to give it a taste—I’ve recommended a few of my favorite just below!
Read MoreAncient crossroads of the Mediterranean, the gorgeous island of Sicily, Italy continues to enchant travelers from all around the world with its incredible diversity of landscapes and cultural heritage. In this slow travel guide, I’ll share the 10 most wonderful things to do in Sicily.
Read MoreMilos is by far one of the dreamiest Greek islands I have had the opportunity to visit. Not as touristy as Santorini, Mykonos, or even Ios, Milos island offers a perfect balance between relaxation and exploration. This island also has some of the greatest and most unique photo opportunities. In this guide, I’ve put together a list of the 9 best photo locations in Milos, Greece that should definitely be on your radar while visiting this stunning island.
Read MoreAs photographers, Jake and I were very impressed by the diversity of landscapes existing on the incredible island of Milos, especially when it comes to beaches! The island counts over 70 beaches and creeks and boasts some of the wildest landscapes as almost half of the island having been designed a protected nature park. In this article, I’ve written about my favorite beaches in Milos Greece.
Read MoreMilos is one of the most spectacular islands of the Cyclades! There is so much to discover on this island, so when you’re wondering what to do in Milos, having some guidance is a serious advantage to plan your adventure. In this article, I’ve written about the top 10 best things to do in Milos and shared some of the pictures Jake and I have captured on this journey.
Read MoreThe Dolomites are full of amazing landscapes, hikes, and adventures, but what I have enjoyed the most while visiting this region back in June is the incredible beauty of the Dolomites lakes! Lakes in the Dolomites are as varied as they are beautiful and in this blog post, you’ll discover my three favorites for photography and enjoying the outdoors.
Read MoreLooking for a breath of fresh air in one of the most beautiful gardens in the world, right outside of Paris? Search no more! Taking a day trip from Paris to Giverny is one of the best activities to do while visiting Paris. In Giverny, you’ll find Monet's incredible house and expansive gardens including the iconic Japanese bridge!
Read MoreIf you’re interested in learning more about this magical place, this blog post provides a complete guide to exploring the best of the Cinque Terre towns, including the best beaches and places to stay.
Read MoreLet me preface this by saying: this is an ongoing debate. I’m sure other people may have different opinions, and frankly, they are entitled to that, but after visiting all the terres myself, my favorite of the Cinque Terre is Riomaggiore!
Read MoreWe had never heard of Appenzell before nor knew much about Switzerland, but this turned out to be the best decision of our three-week van trip. I cannot recommend this region enough, especially for those with a love of hiking and nature!
Read MoreAppenzell was our a minute decision! While browsing a map, Jake and I dropped the finger in Switzerland and decided to take 3 days to hike the region of the Alpstein. There are so many things to do in Appenzell, and we decided to share our favorite three hikes in this guide!
Read MoreHiking in Switzerland: Alpstein Edition // Discover my two favorite hikes in Appenzellerland. Jake and I explored this region in July of 2020 and have picked these two must-hikes to inspire your future travels!
Read MoreAlthough lately I’ve been based in Paris, I’m not one for cities. I love green open spaces and as a way to escape the hustle and bustle, I’ve put in place a weekly ritual to escape the city and find refuge in nature. In this series of articles, you’ll find ideas and recounts of my experiences exploring the various options for day trips from Paris! This week is about two forest hikes around Paris: Fontainebleau and Ermenonville.
Read MoreLooking for inspiration to plan your next Morocco itinerary? Here is a simple guide to spending the best ten days in this magical country. From Fès through Chefchaouen, including the Sahara Desert and ending in Marrakech, this wonderful green wanderlust itinerary will have you dreaming of sand dunes and tajines.
Read MoreAlthough Siem Reap is most famous for its temples, many travelers ignore that Cambodian food is a highly underrated cuisine, and you happen to be in the best place to sample it! In addition to having great Khmer restaurants, Siem Reap also offers an incredible array of high-quality foods from around the world, so whether you are craving a tradition fish amok or would die for a good pasta dish, I have you covered either way.
Read MoreFinding it hard to make up your mind on what to do in Siem Reap? From the best spas and restaurants to the greatest ways to get out into nature, this guide provides an insider’s insight into unlocking the beauty and fun of this bustling city.
Read MoreSustainable travel is not all about where you stay, or which transport you use to get there, it is very much also about which institution you choose to support while you are there! Here, I provide you with a list of my favorite non-profit organizations to visit and support around Siem Reap.
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Bonjour there! My name is Anna and I am a french photographer, documentary filmmaker, and passionate environmentalist. For the past three years, I have been traveling around the world working for environmental non-profits in the search of answers regarding sustainability, human rights and traveling with the lowest impact possible.
