Destination guides, hiking trails and bucket list experiences — from a Barbadian mum who actually does them
barbados
by Stace · Apr 3, 2026
Barbados has a well-earned reputation for beautiful beaches, good rum and even better sunsets. What it is less known for — and probably should be — is how genuinely easy it is to stay active here. I l
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road-trips
by Stace · Mar 25, 2026
Most people take the bus to Torres del Paine. We drove. And having done it — with a three year old, a grandmother and a boot full of camping gear — I can tell you that the drive itself is part of the
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trip-planning
by Stace · Mar 18, 2026
Patagonia sits at the end of the world and it knows it. This is one of the most remote, most dramatic and most humbling landscapes on earth — a place where the scale of everything makes you feel genui
Read more →Every adventure on this site has been done as a solo mum, most of them with a toddler in tow
toddler-travel
by Stace · Mar 6, 2026
There is a phrase in Costa Rica that you hear everywhere. Pura Vida. Pure life. It is a greeting, a farewell, a philosophy and a state of mind all at once. By the end of ten days in this country I und
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toddler-travel
by Stace · Mar 6, 2026
There is no magic formula. There is no perfect strategy that guarantees a peaceful flight with a toddler. What there is, is preparation, realistic expectations and the knowledge that whatever happens…'Lato', sans-serif;…
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toddler-travel
by Stace · Mar 6, 2026
Three weeks in Patagonia. Three generations — my mum at 67, me, and Freddy who turned three years old on a boat in the Strait of Magellan surrounded by 120,000 penguins. A trip that most people said was too ambitious,…
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barbados
by Stace · Apr 3, 2026
Barbados has a well-earned reputation for beautiful beaches, good rum and even better sunsets. What it is less known for — and probably should be — is how genuinely easy it is to stay active here. I l
Read more →road-trips
by Stace · Mar 25, 2026
Most people take the bus to Torres del Paine. We drove. And having done it — with a three year old, a grandmother and a boot full of camping gear — I can tell you that the drive itself is part of the
Read more →trip-planning
by Stace · Mar 18, 2026
Patagonia sits at the end of the world and it knows it. This is one of the most remote, most dramatic and most humbling landscapes on earth — a place where the scale of everything makes you feel genui
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