Author: Francesca

  • Best Place to Stay in La Fortuna, Costa Rica: Our Family Stay at Confort Arenal

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    Francesca

    If you’re planning a trip to La Fortuna, you’ll quickly realise there are a lot of accommodation options which include eco-lodges, luxury resorts, budget hostels, and everything in between. When traveling as a family, though, the requirements are different. You want: After spending time in La Fortuna with our children, Confort Arenal turned out to…

  • Traveling as a family isn’t just about booking flights and accommodation.

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    Francesca

    Over time, we’ve learned that the things that make travel feel lighter aren’t exciting but they matter. Insurance, banking, and a few key admin decisions can remove a huge amount of stress once you’re on the road. This is what we prioritise before traveling as a family especially when trips aren’t just short holidays. Some…

  • Beginner Calisthenics for Travel: How to Stay Fit on the Move (No Equipment)

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    Francesca

    One of the biggest myths about travel is that you have to pause your fitness routine. Between airports, road trips, small apartments, hotel rooms, and beach days it can feel impossible to stay consistent.But this is exactly where calisthenics shines. I didn’t originally choose calisthenics training for the travel life though. It was because I…

  • How Families Can Create Freedom for Worldschooling With An Online Business

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    Francesca

    Have you ever wondered how to fund your travels around the world as a family? In this episode of Our Unlimited Choices, we chat with Rach, who introduced me to the travel business I am using to fund our travels. We discuss how to make it work, the perks and how it isn’t the same as…

  • Our Chiang Mai Family Adventure: Where to Stay, What to Do & Why We’ll Be Back

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    Francesca

    Chiang Mai has a magical blend of culture, kindness, and calm energy that makes it one of our favourite family destinations in Thailand. From feeding rescued elephants to exploring the vibrant night markets and peaceful temples, it’s a place where adventure and mindfulness meet and it’s perfect with kids too! Our favourite hotel is the…

  • North vs South Thailand – How to decide

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    Francesca

    Thailand is one of the most diverse travel destinations in Southeast Asia. From golden temples and lush mountains in the north to palm-fringed beaches and turquoise waters in the south, this country has something for every kind of traveler. But if you only have limited time, you might be wondering: should you explore northern Thailand or…

  • North vs. South Thailand: Which is for you?

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    Francesca

    Thailand is one of the most diverse travel destinations in Southeast Asia. From golden temples and lush mountains in the north to palm-fringed beaches and turquoise waters in the south, this country has something for every kind of traveler. But if you only have limited time, you might be wondering: should you explore northern Thailand…

  • Essential Tools You Need To Start A Successful Travel Blog

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    Francesca

    Starting a travel blog is exciting, but it can feel overwhelming when you’re trying to figure out exactly what tools you need. Speaking from experience, I set up my blog and it took me almost 11 months before I was able to start treating it seriously as it took me that long to get to…

  • 5 Yoga Practices to Do Outdoors for Instant Reconnection

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    Francesca

    When life feels overwhelming, sometimes the best thing we can do is step outside, breathe deeply, and let nature hold us for a while. As a yoga teacher and travel lover, I’ve found that taking my practice outdoors instantly shifts my energy. The fresh air, sunlight, and grounding sensation of being on the earth create…

  • How to find your fitness flow when travelling

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    Francesca

    🧳 Where Travel Meets the Mat There’s something magical about rolling out a yoga mat in unfamiliar places beaches, balconies, mountaintops and with people from all over the world. I used to think yoga was something I did on the mat, but travel taught me that it’s how I live, breathe, and move through the…