The Joy of Simple Living at Sea (coastal foraging)
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The Joy of Simple Living at Sea (coastal foraging)

Foraging is such a delightful pastime. It’s less about dinner and a lot more about the joy of being in nature. I can come home empty-handed and still be pleased as punch with how I spent my day.

Why? Because foraging isn’t hiking, snorkeling, or wandering aimlessly. Searching for wild food means I have to slow down and look. There is an intimacy to it. I take stock of the world around me in a completely different way.

So join us for a little coastal foraging at Aotea (Great Barrier Island). It’s a catch, cook & play with new tech kinda day. Yes, tech. Because we’re equal part documentarians and explorers.

We have a new drone (accidentally drowned our last one), action camera, and wireless mics!

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Our journey is ever-evolving but the mission remains the same: CULTIVATE CURIOSITY

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We’re utterly addicted to new experiences and obsessed with searching out Indiana Jones style adventures.

There are plenty of opinions about how one should go about life, travel, adventure, and everything in between. Variety, it’s the spice of life, right? As for us, we like to travel with the comforts of home.

Exploring the world like its 1492.

foraging, hunting, gathering, farming

Self-reliance is what lets us wander far from easy access, cell service, and well-worn paths. It's not about doing everything alone, it's about having the confidence to figure things out as we go. That's when remoteness stops feeling risky and starts feeling like freedom. A lesson we’ve learned time and again from the people and communities we’ve met along the way.