Slow Traveling – mañana mag

Bike-wine balance: Cycling in the Italian Prosecco hills

After my first proper bikepacking trip from Murnau to Bergamo a few years ago, I finally went on another bikepacking holiday this year. And because Italy is always a good idea, I set off with two friends for an eight-stage…

Slow travelling at its best: Heading north with the Snälltåget

This autumn, with my last vacation being months away and before my upcoming move, I felt like I needed a change of scenery. So I decided to finally tick a thing off my list that has been on there for…

An old white caravan hiding farer away in lush green nature

How I found the pace of slow living in Portugal’s beautiful no man’s land (A workaway experience)

Sitting here, in the old 2 sqm camper van that’s been my home for the past 10 days and will be for another 3 days, amidst green cork oaks and next to a small, rippling brook, I struggle to with…

view up to the sky with white houses on the sides; seagull flying over the blue sky

Coming home to a place I’ve never been to: the Dar Afram in Essaouira

Have you ever gone somewhere entirely new and felt this instant sense of belonging – of finding a home, away from home? The Riad “Dar Afram“ in Morocco’s vibrant coastal town of Essaouira, for me, did not only save my…

Fahrradlenker; Schotterweg, Bäume und weiße Gipfel am Horizont

A transalp adventure: first-time bikepacking with the gravel bike

5010 metres of altitude, 503 kilometres, 8 days, 4 countries, 2 girls on bikes, and 0 punctures – in numbers, this was my first bikepacking trip with the gravel bike. Numbers, however, don’t convey the adventure of the trip, which,…

Bike-wine balance: Cycling in the Italian Prosecco hills

Slow travelling at its best: Heading north with the Snälltåget

How I found the pace of slow living in Portugal’s beautiful no man’s land (A workaway experience)​

Coming home to a place I’ve never been to: the Dar Afram in Essaouira

A transalp adventure: first-time bikepacking with the gravel bike

How I found the pace of slow living in Portugal’s beautiful no man’s land (A workaway experience)