I grew up in the Dolomites (Italy).

I also lived in Slovakia, Germany and Switzerland.

Since 2019, I've been living in Norway, in a small town in the Arctic called Honningsvåg, which is close to the Northernmost point of continental Europe - the North Cape - home of the midnight sun and polar night season.

My gear is pretty simple because I prefer to travel light. I always use my action camera: GoPro 9 Black - to take hiking videos, and my iPhone 13 Pro that I use mostly for social media. The aerial videos that you see on my YouTube channel are taken with the drone Dji mini 4 Pro. However, since droning rules are very strict in many countries, I decided to buy my first professional camera: Lumix s9 with the lense 20-60 mm

I have been working in the tourism industry for 9 years. I work nine months per year without travelling and try to save up as much as possible.

You don’t need much money to travel, it all depends on your priorities. I would rather not spend on parties and alcohol so that I can save up my salary to explore the world!

I always travelled alone, until I met my boyfriend in 2019. Now, I still do some ''easy'' solo-trips, mostly in Europe.

I love travelling alone, you learn a lot about yourself and it’s healthy to step out of your comfort zone and explore new cultures! I am very shy, and travelling by myself, always helps me to go out of my shell.

However, when you travel with someone that has the same values and style of travelling, it's truly amazing! There’s nothing better than sharing happy moments with someone.

At the beginning of a trip, I do feel a bit afraid and disoriented, but after some days I start to get excited.

If you use your common sense, it’s not dangerous to be a solo female traveller. I follow very simple rules:

I never go out by myself during the night in a place that I don’t know.

If I am alone hiking in a remote place, I share my location with someone.

Luckily, I never had a bad experience while travelling. The only sketchy place where I felt less safe, was in Quito, Ecuador.

In general, I always get surprised by how people are genuinely kind and friendly, especially in locations that are considered less safe by the media.

I would like to become a full-time traveller and explore as many places as I can.

Do things that I really enjoy and that I believe in.