Big Impact, Small Footprint
These slow travel blogs are for travelers, photographers, animal lovers, and earth protectors alike, from all around the world.
In this blog post, I have outlined the 10 most important tips to know before you travel to the Dolomites. Jake and I road-tripped through the Dolomites back in June 2020 and we both fell in love with the incredible landscapes of this region in Italy. This was our first visit but it won’t be the last!
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 MoreLast week, while gazing out at the Atlantic Ocean, my dad and I decided to do something completely out of the ordinary: wwoofing together in the Pyrenees. As an environmentalist and filmmaker, I’ve had a growing interest in organic farming and now felt like the right time to put my enthusiasm into practice. Here’s how it all happened and what we learned out on the farm!
Read MoreKnown as the Red City, Marrakech is the most famous city in Morocco and for good reasons! As Africa’s first capital of culture, the city abounds with museums, great restaurants, and impressive and detailed architecture, which provides the ideal setting for unrestrained and adventurous exploration. Here is my Green Wanderlust take on the best activities to do while in Marrakech, hope you enjoy!
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.
