For me, the word voyage has always meant more than just travel. It means movement by land, air, or sea. I had already done planes since I was a baby, cars in all kinds of ways, trains across Europe, Canada, and the United States, ferries through places like Greece,...
Nauru is already one of those islands many people have barely heard of, let alone know how to place correctly on a map. And for the travelers who do know it, a lot of them seem to know it for one reason only: the number. Another country checked off, another...
Why I Chose Arno By the time I got to Arno Atoll, I was running on the final stretch of my Pacific budget. It was December 2018, and I was only a few hundred dollars away from running clean out of money for the Pacific. The voyage had already carried me through three...
Kiribati was one of those places that kept surprising me in ways both small and big. Some things stood out immediately. Others took a little time, a little walking, a little sitting still, and a little more listening. What I realized quickly is that Kiribati is not...
What began as a spontaneous visit to a small islet in Majuro turned into something much heavier. In a place as visually calm and beautiful as the Marshall Islands, I found myself confronting one of the region’s deepest wounds: the lasting human impact of nuclear...
At 26 years old, I left my job and your average 9-5 life in South Carolina to travel the world. I spent 6 incredible months in Southern Europe and ended up becoming a nomad. Eight years later, I am still exploring, at 39 countries and then some. My goal is to listen, observe, learn, and respectful share all beautiful elements of the world, from beautiful destinations to beautiful cultural immersion. Read more here.