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about Me
Writer, content creator & travel researcher focused on sustainable tourism, Indigenous-led travel, cannabis culture, spirituality and social impact.
Wagwan!
After almost six years in England, I packed my life into two suitcases and landed in Thailand within two months. Chaos? Absolutely. Regret? None.
Here, I use my background and lived experience to create in-depth travel guides, conscious free itineraries, and deeply researched insights, mixed with the kind of random, mind-blowing facts nobody asked for, but that somehow make you that person at the table.
If you believe travel can be more than consumption, deeper than aesthetics and more movement than escapism, you’re in the right place, babe.
Discover more about my story here, and let’s resignify what it means to travel together: with intention, empathy, and an open mind.
Indigenous Knowledge, Territory & Repair
Indigenous peoples are living guardians of the planet’s most vital ecosystems. For the past years, I’ve worked alongside Indigenous communities in Brazil to listen, learn without bias, and help translate their realities into ethical storytelling and practical action.
My work focuses on amplifying Indigenous voices without extraction or distortion, supporting community-led initiatives, and fostering forms of travel and collaboration that prioritise autonomy, reciprocity, and environmental protection.
This journey has taught me that true sustainability is inseparable from land rights, cultural continuity, and Indigenous sovereignty. That meaningful change only happens when we work with communities, not when we speak about them.
Embracing the Dark (With Care)
Facing my own darkest moments taught me lessons I refuse to waste.
By approaching dark tourism with empathy rather than voyeurism, we can better understand the histories that shaped our present, and choose more conscious, responsible ways forward.
Spirituality and Transformation
As a highly sensitive person, I’m deeply interested in how spirituality, from a scientific perspective, fosters empathy, compassion, and collective connection. By exploring its roots and real-world effects, we can grow not only individually but as communities.
Fun Facts
A few highlights from my travel journey. And yes! I’ll happily share all the practical info with you, baby noob.
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Quality over quantity.
Travel is not a competition, you silly.
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Different cultures, different lessons, earned the hard way.
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From temples to cannabis cups, from sacred to unexpected.
New Posts:
9 Hot tips for male solo travellers – 2026
8 Hot tips for solo female travellers – 2026
Practical guide for your solo female travel – 2026
Journey through time: the history of travel and tourism
What the media doesn’t tell you about living in the hood
8 Science-backed benefits of travelling solo:
What happens to your brain when you explore alone?
Travelling alone with complex post-traumatic stress disorder – CPTSD
From woo-woo BS to something that changed my life
Science and spirituality: why modern neuroscience points to ancient wisdom?
Feeling lost?
Guides tailored to all interests and budgets.
Free itineraries
Detailed plans for all types of adventures.
And brewing in my cauldron
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Alongside guides on spirituality and dark tourism, I finally gathered the courage to open up.
If you’re up for something more intimate, “Things I’ve Learned Travelling” is another section of this cauldron, where I share my trajectory and the lessons forged during difficult times.
Not as a guru, nor as a hero (Jeez!).
Just as someone who survived, learned, and kept swimming.🐠
More than memorable. Meaningful.
Discover my first philanthropic journey in the Pantanal, alongside Indigenous communities in Brazil, where travel became a bridge for listening, learning, and reparative action.
Altruism has always been a central theme in my life.
Science still debates whether true altruism exists, but I believe it does. I’ve seen it. I’ve lived it.
Here, I invite you to explore the power of selfless giving and how it can transform not only communities but also the way we see ourselves and the world.
What guides my travel style:
Promoting Reparation & Equity
while Travelling
Sustainable and Responsible Travel Practices
Community-Based Travel that benefits locals first
Indigenous Immersions
Community-Led, Ethical &
Transformative Travel
Coming soon!
We facilitate ethical, Indigenous-led travel experiences that connect you with communities actively protecting their territories, cultures and ecosystems around the world.
These immersions are cultural exchanges based on respect, consent and collaboration.
By joining an Indigenous immersion, you’ll:
▪️Support community-based initiatives that prioritise autonomy and environmental protection.
▪️Live alongside communities in forest and ancestral sacred territories.
▪️Learn directly from Indigenous worldviews, knowledge systems and daily practices.
▪️Understand the relationship between land, spirituality, sustainability and survival.
Every experience is designed to be non-extractive, educational and mutually beneficial, thoroughly planned and guided by Indigenous leadership and local needs.
This is travel as listening, as connection and as a form of reparation.
