This post gathers gentle ways to experience simple living in the countryside, whether you're nestled in nature or dreaming of slowness from a city flat.

What is slow travel? It’s staying longer in one place, choosing less touristy destinations, or travelling more sustainably – whatever feels meaningful to you.

Discover eco-friendly bucket list ideas for sustainable explorers, featuring ethical wildlife adventures, cultural connections, and nature-based experiences.

Capture the beauty of eco-friendly travel with these sustainable travel journaling prompts, designed to inspire connection, creativity, and mindful exploration.

I didn’t mean to stop buying clothes – it happened unintentionally. But what followed was a more intentional way of living that finally felt like enough.

Sustainable travel doesn’t require deep pockets. Just smart choices. Here’s how to adventure lightly, spend wisely, and leave places better than you found them.

How simple living on cruise ships taught me minimalism – the surprising joy of needing less at sea, and how this lightness stayed with me back on land.

Minimalism isn’t about sacrifice – it’s about breathing room. A lighter home, a clearer mind, and space for what truly matters. Here’s how less became more.

How to reduce carbon footprint when travelling? Through slow journeys, mindful choices and lighter steps. The world deserves wandering – just more thoughtfully.

If you’re ready to make a difference but feel overwhelmed by all the eco-friendly advice out there – here are some simple daily sustainable practices.