Founder of Dreckly Wild Women

Over the past 12 years, I've spent time living and travelling through Australia, Japan, and New Zealand. Solo travel has been my greatest teacher - giving me freedom, perspective, and some of my most treasured stories.

Most recently, I walked the Camino de Santiago alone. All 800km of it. That journey reaffirmed something I'd long believed: there is real power in the path, and something quietly transformative about moving at your own pace.

But nobody tells you how hard it can be to find your people on the road. I spent years craving connection that wasn't centred around loud bars or surface-level small talk - the kind of connection that reminds you why human beings need each other.

So I started building what I couldn't find. Gatherings built around shared experiences, not shared hangovers.

I've been incredibly lucky to meet inspiring women all over the world who helped shape this into what it is today. My closest friends are women I met while travelling because at some point, each of us took one small step outside our comfort zone.

With a career running weddings, events and managing operations in travel and tourism, I've designed experiences and brought people together across the world. I know what makes a gathering feel ordinary — and what makes it truly unforgettable.

Back home again, in Cornwall, I created Dreckly Wild Women for every woman who wants to find her community, find someone to travel with, and experience the world at a slower, more intentional pace - solo, but never alone.