The cost of over-tourism in Bali Bali’s stunning beaches and rich culture, has made it one of the most sought-after destinations in the world. But at what cost? Convenience or Catastrophe? I was at the end of a 16-day trip in Bali, and wanted to experience my final sunset at the most famous beach […]
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Did you know that you can see the world’s largest predators year-round in New Zealand? I travelled to Kaikōura – 2.5 hours north of Christchurch – to try see them for myself. Kaikōura is a small, southern seaside town, famous for abundant sea life, rugged mountain views and crayfish. I was there for one thing,
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In the age of digital distraction and fast paced living, connecting to nature is more important than ever. The problem with urban living Most of you reading this will live in a town, city or even a megacity – like London or Tokyo. Although urban centres increase job opportunities and centralise communities, they also disconnect
The Diver My lungs ache as I descend deep into my blue home. My feet touch down and I dance across the sand beds, seaweed tickling my toes. Ibu laut – the ocean – is quiet today. It’s getting quieter every time we come down here. Kabei, my father, blames the white powder everyone