Food on the Mont Blanc trail
It is not just the amazing views and the fabulous physical challenge that can be enjoyed when you complete your Mont Bla…
Isolation – What have we been up to?
By now, you’ve all settled into your new quarantine lifestyles and self-isolation has become the ‘new normal’. You’ve re…
Green Travel – low impact packing
Here are the RAW Travel team’s green travel hacks for a low-impact packing list. Remember: what you buy is what you choo…
Our favourite places to eat on Victoria’s Mornington Peninsula
On Victoria’s Mornington Peninsula, pairing amazing coastal and bush walks with excellent food and wine is easy! From al…
Carbon Free – Sustainable travel habits for the future
WHAT ROLE DOES TRAVELLING PLAY IN GLOBAL WARMING AND CLIMATE CHANGE? It’s an uncomfortable question for a travel company…
Nature is still with us and all around us
We know our RAW Travel family is kind and considerate and patient. We’re offering up our spare loo paper with a smile. W…
Mornington Peninsula 100km Walk – One of Victoria’s Top Hiking Trails
The 100km Mornington Peninsula Walk is one of Victoria’s top walking trails. It combines four well-established and disti…
Why I love Kyoto
Kyoto, the former capital of Japan, is a wonderful contrast between old and new, modern and traditional, energy and sere…
You say Camino, I say Kumano
If you’ve completed the Camino (or a section of it) across northern Spain there’s a good chance you will want to walk th…
Where to stay on the Kumano Kodo: accommodation along the pilgrimage
Ask any of the pilgrims who’ve walked the Kumano Kodo and they will tell you it’s much more than a walking t…
The Famous Santiago Botafumeiro
The famous Santiago Botafumeiro (pronounced Bot A Fum Ey O) is a thurible and one of the largest incense burners in the…
10 things I learnt along ‘The Way’ – walking the Camino de Santiago
Walking the Camino de Santiago is more than a physical journey – it can be a transformative experience that teaches less…