Now four years later, we sit down together at Soul & Surf Sri Lanka to talk about how it all began, what the ocean means to her, and what “soul” looks like when you’ve seen the edges of the world.
Georgie's personal reflection from inside Soul & Surf, tracing how food, surf, place and community quietly shape the way we live and work over time.
What started out as an escape from a Cornish winter 12 years ago changed my life forever. It's been hard to put into words, this connection with Soul & Surf - and especially Kerala - but here goes :)
Since we’re feeling a bit nostalgic with Soul & Surf turning 15, I thought I’d share a little about how it all started for me…
Going solo isn't just about popping off on an adventure – it's a chance to expand your understanding of different cultures, landscapes and even to make better choices for the planet. When you travel solo, you're in control of every decision ...
All aboard the solo travel train: turn left without a committee meeting, eat, surf, move at your own pace, and stumble upon unexpected adventures – all on your terms.
We've been hanging out on the South Coast of Portugal's Algarve for nearly eight years now – how has that happened?? – so we've got a pretty good sense of our favourite things, particularly when it is surf-related.
Liberdade! Today marks the anniversary of the Carnation Revolution, the military coup that overthrew Salazar's Estado Novo regime, enabled democracy in Portugal, and freedom for its colonies.
