I’m a passionate explorer that left law firm life behind to embark on a very particular mission – to help people lead their best Location Independent Lifestyle!
In my Glampacking Lawyer blog, I share travel itineraries, digital nomad guides and legal life hacks, with my ever-growing community of globe-trotters and entrepreneurs.
My goal is to encourage others to pursue their dreams around the world, in whatever shape or form that may be, and to embrace the challenges, the beauty, and the people encountered abroad.
Originally from Jersey, I studied in the United Kingdom, and have worked internationally as a British lawyer. However, for as long as I can remember, my true passions have been writing, travel, and photography… So, I honestly can’t believe I waited until 2023 to start a blog!
With over 140 or so countries left to explore, I spend the majority of my days championing a digital nomad lifestyle! Running my businesses from wherever in the world I have a Wi-Fi connection.
Across all my stories, you’ll find a common theme: To be real and honest, and to take unconventional roads that often lead to amazing destinations, meaningful connections, and deep personal growth.
I hope you’ll come along with me on this unpredictable life journey!
For business, press or collaboration inquiries please contact me at:
hello@theglampackinglawyer.com
Or, if you just fancy a chat, send me a DM on Instagram!



Despite having traveled to over 50 countries, I still have a bucket list a mile long. My guess is you do, too!
Top 10 on the bucket-list:
➳ Living in Japan (for 12+ months)!
➳ Road tripping around Australia
➳ Exploring hidden gems in Tahiti
➳ Discovering Uzbekistan
➳ Digital Detox in Micronesia
➳ Cultural Exploration in Norway
➳ Local living in Peru
➳ Saint Lucia Spa retreat
➳ Antartica cruise!
➳ More of Africa (Cape Town, Madagascar, Socotra & Reunion Island)
Anywhere else I should add to my Bucket List? Let me know below! 🌎
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If you are going to do Kapstaad, you should also see Victoria Falls, and other parts of Zimbabwe 🙂 See https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qnYtcH4YS44 for background of Zim (yes, even tho the dance etc is Zulu, he filmed in Zim)
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