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The Beauty of Keeping it Small
Something I love about our tours is the size of the groups. For most tours we take between 12 and 18 women, for our upcoming Port Douglas Tour we are …
Sunsets, Souks, Sim Cards and Snake Charmers in Marrakesh’s Famous Djemaa el Fna Square
What can you say about JDjemaa El Fna! Well, quite a lot!! In Marrakesh’s main square, (pronounced ‘jema’ – the ‘d’ is silent), you’ll discover theatre in progress. Operating since …
Sunrise at Gunung Batur
It was during the very first retreat that I held in Bali the Women’s Mindfulness Retreat that I first viewed Gunung Batur. At 5:30 in the morning, the sun rose …
Seville is not just about oranges it is also about giant wooden sculptures!
The old quarter of Seville was a bit quiet when we arrived to find our accommodation. However, after driving around the block three times and looking at this amazing structure …
Vibrant Women Travel Survey 2021
Hi Girls, Recently I did a survey via my newsletter in regards to future travels. I thought you might like to see the responses. Keep in mind that responses were …
Happy Holi by Susan Loch
I arrived home to a different world after three weeks visiting a different land. COVID-19 was slowly weaving its way through every continent while I was on the last leg …
Samadhan – part of the story of India for me by Danielle Harvey
October 2019 Delhi is loud, dirty, chaotic. The hotel driver weaves in an out of the traffic. I look out the window, trusting that his expertise will see me arrive …
Ah India!! What is it about you that I love so much? by Danielle Harvey
Is it your vibrant colours? Or your myriad of smells? Is it the hustle and bustle, your endless noise or your beautiful people? My love for India began over 30 …