Create memories that last a lifetime with these unique, truly sustainable getaways – places we travel bloggers rather keep to ourselves.
Visit Krka without the crowds (or a car) – Here is all you need to know
Krka National Park can get packed. But you can avoid the tourist crowds. And you can visit without a car too. We show you how in this guide.
Gift like a minimalist: 14 meaningful gift ideas for any occasion
Want to gift something truly meaningful that is appreciated by those on the receiving end? Gift like a minimalist with these gift ideas.
Healthy and plastic-free: Coconut Matter deodorants will put you in the mood
Coconut Matter’s Mood deodorant is free of both: harmful ingredients and plastic. But does it work? We put it to the test.
Plitvice Lakes – Your ultimate guide to beat the crowds and find the best trails
The Plitvice Lakes are easy to visit independently. We give you all the tools you need to organise your trip and avoid the tourist crowds.
How sustainably and ethically sourced is what you wear?
Do you know if what you wear is sustainably and ethically made? Not sure? Learn here how to find out more about your stuff. It’s eye-opening.
10 Must-Watch Documentaries for Aspiring Minimalists
Looking for inspiration to live more with less? Here is our list of documentaries about minimalism, less waste and more.
Simplify your life: How to digitize old photos, negatives and documents
Not sure what to do with your old photos and documents? Make space in your home and preserve your mementos with our step-by-step guide.
How to travel more sustainably
Overtourism is a growing problem globally. Learn here how to make your contribution to ensure that travelling the world doesn’t become a burden.
Could you gift differently these holidays?
Feeling the pressure these holidays? Why not gift differently? It could be a win for everyone – you, the people in your life and our environment.
Do we really need tampons with applicators?
I am wondering what goes through product designers/manufacturers minds when they create/produce products that will (for the most part) end up in a landfill. Seriously?