Are you over 30 and wishing you could put life on hold to take a year out?
Are you burnt-out, stuck on the wheel and wondering what life is all about?
In this travel series we explore what motivates our writers to take a mid-life gap year and how they survive, ditching everything they know for the biggest challenge they’ve ever faced.
All our adult gap year ideas & inspiration…
Reinvent Your Life: The Ultimate Gap Year Guide for Over 50s
Taking a gap year isn’t just for students or twenty-somethings figuring out their next steps – it’s an incredible opportunity for those over 50 to rediscover themselves, explore new passions, and break free from routine. With firsthand experience and insights gained over six transformative years, we’re here to guide you through every step of planning a meaningful gap year after 50. From practical tips to inspirational stories, this guide will show you how to make…
Motorhome Life: Should You Sell Up to Travel Like We Did?
Selling up to live in a motorhome or campervan is a HUGE step to take, and even if you’ve spent a long time thinking about it, making the final decision is tough. Having sold up and quit the rat race to spend years living in a motorhome and travelling Europe, we share the good, the bad and our tips for selling up for a life on the road.
Circumnavigating the World – A Family Gap Year
For one family, taking a family gap was the adventure of a lifetime. with no regrets about fulfilling their dream to travel around the world.
Are You Working to Live or Living to Work? What If You Can Have Both?
Find out how one person changed their life by quitting their perfect job to work in the travel industry, for an adult gap year that has become a career.
How Our Adult Gap Year Turned into a Blog!
Life was calling after finishing university, but we wanted something different, so we took an adult gap year and ended up starting a blog!
How We Took a Year Off Work to Travel (Using Points!)
Pushing the “pause” button on real life to adventure around the world full-time is something many people would only dream of. And I was one of them, until I asked myself, “why only dream it?”
Why not actually DO it?
