SLOW TRAVEL
Slow Travel is about savoring each moment instead of rushing through a checklist. Here at Dutchbloggeronthemove, we champion Mindful Exploration where you wander side streets, chat with locals, and linger over a glass of regional wine. Inspired by Buddy—my beloved dog who taught me the essence of slow paced travel—we blend comfort with cultural immersion for Authentic Journeys. Whether roaming small Mediterranean towns or exploring hidden temples in Asia, this approach reveals the heart of each locale.
As part of our Responsible Tourism ethos, we encourage unhurried experiences that respect local communities and preserve nature’s beauty. From eco conscious travel choices to a desire for real cultural encounters, we believe true adventure comes from open minds and minimal footprints. Luxurious yet unhurried, Slow Travel brings forth stories worth sharing—without the burnout.
Read more in our latest articles. Let’s go On the move and let’s explore the world.
Curious about my favorite authentic Journeys?
- Â Discover Responsible Tourism at Chateau de La Coste
- Mindful Exploration | Bali vs Lombok
- Â One week of slow travel in Reims 7 day itinerary
- Â What’s the best time to travel by van in Australia?
- Discover the most beautiful villages for slow exploration in Mallorca (Deia, Valldemossa, Fornalutx, Soller and Andratx)
Aix-en-Provence with Kids: A Slow Two Days in Provence
I fell in love with Aix-en-Provence many years ago. The light that feels special here, the charming buildings with the French shutters, the sounds on the street and the vibrant food scene. But to be honest, what I was telling…
View PostBoulevard 5 Zandvoort Review: Waking Up to the Sea
When you go away for a weekend this close to home, it has to give you something you don’t have at home. For me, that’s a sea view. Whenever I look for a stay in the Netherlands, I want one…
View PostAutumn Stays in The Netherlands: Embrace the Cozy Season
The best places for an autumn stay in the Netherlands? A Michelin-star beach hotel in Cadzand for stormy coastal walks, canal-side cottages in Giethoorn when the summer crowds have left, forest lodges in the Veluwe surrounded by golden beech trees,…
View PostTrain trip Switzerland: 3 days of slow travel across Lower Engadine, Graubünden
Looking for a slow travel train trip through Switzerland beyond the famous classics? Mine took me through the Lower Engadine in Graubünden for three days, using only trains, buses and one Swiss Travel Pass. I split my stay between Scuol…
View PostSaint-Paul-de-Vence Day Trip: Fondation Maeght, Lunch and Ice Cream
A day trip to Saint-Paul-de-Vence, and a lovely spot to have a tasty organic lunch, without busloads of tourists? I’ve got you covered. I went to Fondation Maeght with my family and dog, and I found myself a lovely restaurant…
View Post7 best French wine regions to visit (and the vineyard hotel to stay at in each)
I’ve lived in the Bordeaux region for more than fifteen years and in Provence for four, and I spent over four years promoting Bourgogne and Champagne as PR manager for the French tourism board, visiting both many times a year.…
View PostLanzerac Wine Estate: A Dreamlike Escape in Stellenbosch
My journey to the enchanting Lanzerac Wine Estate, nestled in the idyllic Jonkershoek Valley of Stellenbosch, was nothing short of a dream come true. With a history dating back to 1692, Lanzerac isn’t just a destination; it’s a rich tapestry…
View PostWine Tours in Crete: A Slow Day in the Heraklion Wine Country
I came to Crete for slow travel. However, I left with something I didn’t expect: a completely new appreciation for the island’s wine. So if you’re planning wine tours in Crete — or simply want one really good Crete wine…
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