Tag: sober travel
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Stay healthy abroad with these essential tips on vaccines, bugs, tummy troubles, and sun safety. Practical, cheeky, and road-tested.
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Traveling sober doesn’t have to mean traveling alone — these companies make alcohol-free adventures exciting, supportive, and stress-free. Traveling after getting sober can feel scary. Vacations often come with a cultural script: anything goes, rules don’t apply, indulge as much as you want. But for me, there’s no such thing as “just one drink on the plane”…
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Plan one perfect day in Mason City, Iowa—tour Frank Lloyd Wright’s last remaining hotel, wander prairie‑school architecture, and savor classic Midwestern charm.
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On a return cruise through Alaska, I found not just glaciers and gold rush towns, but a deeper healing I never saw coming. This is a story of shame, serenity, and the stupid, beautiful discomfort of real growth.
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Touching down by helicopter on Taku Glacier is nothing short of surreal—an unforgettable adventure that defies expectations and leaves a lasting impression.
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Tokyo is one of the best food cities in the world, and you don’t have to spend a fortune to eat extremely well.
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There are always things I wind up not doing on a trip – but they’re what keep me coming back, knowing there is more to explore. Here are my top 7 from Tokyo, Japan.
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Tokyo is the largest city in the world, and would take a lifetime to explore – but here are the top 10 things I experienced in my early-spring, 10-day adventure!
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I was sober, but drowning in depression and despair. Then I started traveling, and the devastating losses became mind-blowing freedom.
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This year, two of my three big trips are taking me back to places I visited whilst still in my drinking days. Will it be painful, nostalgic, or all brand new?