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.
Travel Well
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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.
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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.
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Making travel plans is still in flux, however, that doesn’t mean you can’t look ahead to your next wellness journey.
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“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.
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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.
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Recharge body and mind with feet in the sand and the soothing sounds of surf.
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“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.
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Is this really a thing? Can I take time off from work, pack up all those books piling up on the bedside table, head to somewhere quiet and secluded – and tell people I’m going on a retreat? Yes, we’re delighted to say, absolutely.
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Key results from WeTravel’s survey of 132 yoga/wellness retreat operators on the impact of COVID-19.