When you stop having all the answers
Then the years went by. And I never found that line. What I discovered instead is that growing up doesn't mean having fewer questions. It means learning to live with new ones. And often, ending up with even more.
August smells like getting away: 10 places worth experiencing
August is the month of suitcases splayed open on the bed, group chats finally agreeing on a destination, and alarms set before sunrise to catch a flight. It's also, though, the trickiest month to travel.
10 destinations for silence lovers: where to go to recharge in nature
Mountains, lakes, forests, endless roads. Places where not a whole lot happens, and exactly because of that, something happens inside you. If you also feel the occasional need to disappear from the chaos, here are some of the best destinations to truly slow down.
Not doing it all: the hardest thing I’m learning
The problem is, at some point, I started filling them too much. And the hardest thing I've been learning lately isn't how to do more. It's understanding that I can't do everything. Because by the end of the week, I'd be showing up exhausted, completely drained of energy.
Things I’m still trying to figure out about myself
The truth is, the further I go, the more I realize that knowing yourself isn’t something you finish. It’s a permanent work in progress. An emotional construction site with the lights on even at night.
And there’s still so much about myself I’m trying to understand.
Crete in a week: our itinerary between dream beaches and venetian towns
Crete is the largest island in Greece, and trying to see all of it in seven days would be impossible. So we decided to focus on the western part, alternating between beach days, Venetian towns, and a few spontaneous detours. And yes, we even relied on social media to help plan the whole thing.
Where to travel in July: destinations that feel worlds away
If you're looking for ideas on where to travel in July, here are some of the destinations I dream about most this time of year. Some smell like wet grass and summer rain, others like dust, wind, and nights spent under the stars.
Words that take you places: 8 books to always bring with you
So here are a few books that, for different reasons, I'd always bring along with me. Not necessarily travel guides, but stories about searching, freedom, change, and that constant urge to feel alive somewhere in the world.
Where to travel in June and July: perfect destinations before peak summer
If you're looking for ideas on where to travel in June, here are a few destinations that really shine this time of year. Most of these are on my own bucket list, and I'm discovering them right alongside you others are already beautiful memories.
How I organize my days without losing my mind, more or less
Some people do great living in chaos. The kind who book a flight the night before, eat whatever’s in the fridge for dinner, and remember appointments thanks to a random sticky note somewhere.