About

Just some badass female travelers, that’s all.

We’ll start with the logo.

Swirls can be found throughout many indigenous cultures around the world – Aborigines, San Bushmen, Maoris, and almost all tribes throughout North, Central, and South America. It is one of the most common symbols used since the Paleolithic period of human history – and is still used today.

The meaning?

Various explanations derive from the swirls – as the sun, a source of water, and as unity, among many others. This particular symbol deviates from the aboriginal symbol – four women sitting together at a campsite.

So here we are. We’re recognizing women’s journeys around the world and their spiritual, cultural – and dare I say romantic – stories on Mother Earth, right here on this site.

Join the network of female explorers and contribute your adventures on our short story collection series. Submit your story and travel photos through our Contact page and we’ll be highlighting your travels in no time. Or if you simply like to read the stories of others, you can subscribe to our newsletter, where we deliver fresh adventures right to your inbox.

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