Sébastien & Laura
Sébastien and Laura are two intrepid travellers from France who decided to make a living from travel after a year-long trip across South America. One thing they're adamant about is responsible tourism, as early adopters of the zero waste movement. Their goal? To help other travellers discover our precious planet in the least impactful way.
Explore the heart of Yucatán with our Mérida travel guide. Discover the history, architecture, and vibrant traditions of this unique city.
This protected area, a natural gem and UNESCO World Heritage site spanning over 1.3 million acres, is a must-see for nature lovers.
Valladolid is a crucial stop for any trip to Mexico—it won us over with its unique atmosphere and rich heritage.
Let’s set off on a nature and outdoor adventure in Florida, from Miami to Orlando, for fans of wild animals and stunning landscapes.
Being a better, more responsible traveller means respecting the environment, communities and local economies. Whatever your destination! Fortunately, there are a number of actions you can take that are both easy to implement and highly effective.
Here are some useful accessories, strategies and ideas to make it easier for you to achieve your zero-waste travel goal.
Porto is an increasingly popular destination, and when you get there, it’s easy to see why. This multi-faceted city skillfully blends different worlds. Here, historic monuments span the centuries and will take you on a journey back in time.
There are a host of natural parks in Europe, some of which are unknown to the public. Here are 5 nature destinations off the beaten track!
Discover another side of Santa Fe in Panama, the culture of rural, authentic and dynamic communities and micro-initiatives!
Thrill-seekers will be delighted in San Gil, Colombia, the capital of adventure tourism! Tested and approved.
Step back in time and explore medieval Rouen, France. Discover its beautiful cathedrals, half-timbered houses, and cobblestone streets.
In addition to its cultural appeal, the Loire’s banks are rich in biodiversity, home to a variety of birds and breathtaking scenery.
From the driest deserts to the lush tropical forests, from idyllic beaches to snow-capped peaks, Colombia boasts an unmatched diversity of landscapes.
Whether it’s tropical forests, natural parks or wildlife observatories, Panama offers a multitude of places where nature reigns supreme.
Fortunately, filmmakers in search of grandiose landscapes and unusual, timeless places have explored the Czech Republic and brought them to light in numerous films, including the excellent “The World of Narnia”.
Portugal has an unsuspected natural heritage. The Alentejo region is a great option for nature lovers.
