Travel Well

Aside from the obvious health benefits of being active and spending time in the sun, sea, and fresh air, scuba diving allows us to focus on the present moment, concentrating our thoughts on the here and now.

Are you thinking of visiting the Pacific Northwest for a getaway? If you love mountains, wildlife, and the great outdoors, then find yourself in British Columbia.

The experience was offered by That’s Tuscany, an agency dedicated to responsible, low-impact travel. Standing at the mouth of that cave, I had a feeling we weren’t in Florence anymore.

There’s no denying the pull of Lake Louise. The restorative energy here is palpable; you feel as though you’re being embraced and nourished by the untouched natural setting, fresh Nordic air, and glacier-fed water.

Making travel plans is still in flux, however, that doesn’t mean you can’t look ahead to your next wellness journey.

“Vagabondess: A Guide to Solo Female Travel” is for the travellers, the adventurers, the seekers and the curious. The advice in a nutshell? Just go.

With things not fully back to “normal,” the way you travel will be different…and you could be in for some exciting journeys as you try different approaches to your travels.

Recharge body and mind with feet in the sand and the soothing sounds of surf.

“Let’s go to San Agustinillo.” That was my brilliant suggestion after our airline sent an email cancelling our flight out of Mexico back to our home in Spain for the first time.

Key results from WeTravel’s survey of 132 yoga/wellness retreat operators on the impact of COVID-19.