Let’s talk about Malaysian food. Often overshadowed by its Thai and Vietnamese neighbours, Malaysian food represents the nation’s melting pot of cultures, yet is distinctly its own. It has influences from India and China; both countries have strong representation throughout Malaysia, due to settlers living in the country throughout the ages. However, it also has […]
Category Archives: Sustainable Travel
All Destinations, Asia, Protecting Animals, Sustainable Travel, Vietnam
The Tastiest Vegan Restaurants in Hanoi
10
Nov
Nov
If you’ve ever set foot in the effervescent, chaotic city of Hanoi, you’ll know what I mean when I say that it can be a tad overwhelming. Don’t get me wrong, it’s an amazing city, well worthy of a few days on anyone’s Vietnam itinerary. But it can also be extremely confusing. And it will be […]
All Destinations, Asia, Protecting Animals, Sustainable Travel, Thailand
Vegetarian Cooking Class in Bangkok Review
20
Oct
Oct
After stumbling off a night bus from Krabi to Bangkok, I was in need of a serious refuel. It was 5am, I was on Koh San Road (completely sober) and I had a cooking class booked… but not until 9am. My hotel was the other side of the city, and I there were very limited […]
All Destinations, Bristol, Europe, Protecting Animals, Sustainable Travel, United Kingdom
Is Bristol Really the Vegan Capital of the World?
07
Apr
Apr
It’s no secret how much I love Bristol. If you have read any of my older blog posts, or follow me on Instagram, you’ll know I’m damn right obsessed with the place. Like, so obsessed it’s a little creepy and I hope Bristol doesn’t get freaked out. Bristol is just so many levels of awesome. […]
Budget Travel, Eco Travel, Packing Lists, Plan Your Trip, Sustainable Travel
Mooncup Review: Is this the best way to travel on your period?
07
Mar
Mar
Ok ladies… I promised it, and here it is. A complete, unabridged mooncup review. My review takes travelling into account, but you can use my advice for just day to day use as well. Just as a disclaimer, this post is not sponsored by Mooncup, and even if it was it would be my honest […]
26
Feb
Feb
To all my plant-based friends: if you’re anxious about getting vegan food in Venice, do not fret. The beautiful city, with its canals, churches, and water transport will surprise you. Although there are not many vegan or vegetarian restaurants here, that doesn’t mean that you can’t get a plant-based meal and enjoy the Italian food […]
All Destinations, Asia, Protecting Animals, Sustainable Travel, Thailand
Is Elephant Nature Park Ethical?
21
Feb
Feb
I, like most other travellers to Thailand, was very keen to see some beautiful elephants while travelling the country. There is something about these animals that’s just magical; they’re so peaceful and majestic, and seeing one in the flesh is a really awe-inspiring experience. But honestly, I’d kind of written off sanctuaries. I’d heard too […]
All Destinations, Mexico, North America, Protecting Animals, Sustainable Travel
Mexico City Vegan Food Tour Review – Tasty Bites
24
Oct
Oct
If you know me, you know I love/ live to eat. But since learning about what is really behind animal products and educating myself in the amazing reasons to be vegan, my eating has been completely plant-based. And so many people ask me how I travel as a vegan. I’m not going to say it’s […]
All Destinations, Australasia, Australia, Eco Travel, Sustainable Travel
Long Term Tent Camping While Travelling – The Conclusive Guide!
07
Sep
Sep
Are you seeking for a way to make your travels cheaper? Interested in cheap – or even free accomodation? Long term tent camping while travelling was my solution to saving money while living in Australia. I sacrificed on amenities like plug sockets and an attached bathroom – but I gained the freedom of being self-sufficient, […]
All Destinations, Australasia, Australia, Protecting Animals, Sustainable Travel
The Best Vegan Restaurants Byron Bay has to Offer
04
Sep
Sep
Byron, Byron, Byron…. Did I ever mention I’m in love with this place? From the nightly drum circle, to the views from the lighthouse, to the atmosphere at the Arts Factory hostel where I lived in a tent for 5 months – Byron Bay has a very special place in my heart. Eateries line the […]
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