Running “Track and Field” over the water in The Marshall Islands!
Running in Majuro was unforgettable. The stadium overlooked the Pacific and the sunrise painted the sky. Every lap felt like a mix of effort and wonder, and we discovered a new rhythm in the Marshall Islands. 🌊
Running past WWII relics and over the ocean. Only in Kiribati!
We ran in a place where Japanese World War II guns and bunkers were hidden amongst the signs of a very chaotic daily life.. and even had time to run on a highway built literally over the ocean: a road with turquoise water and shipwrecks in either side.
Post-Sydney Marathon Recovery Runs in Sonaisali Island, Fiji
After the Sydney Marathon, Fiji was the perfect reward. Luxury resorts, fresh seafood, island vibes, and ocean adventures. My body recovered, my mind relaxed, and I lived the paradise holiday experience to the fullest.
Swimming with whales and running with dogs in Tonga!
Our run in Tonga was unlike anywhere else. We passed royal landmarks, locals greeting us warmly, and even faced down packs of dogs. And the strong winds reminded us of the whales’ songs from the day before..
Running in the least visited country in the world, Tuvalu
Tuvalu is a hidden paradise where every step feels like an adventure. From tiny airports and curious locals to rocky beaches and turquoise waters, even a simple run becomes unforgettable. Sprinting past children, dogs, and the Prime Minister’s residence, I discovered a world both raw and magical.
Sydney marathon’s debut as a Major: Harbour Bridge to Opera House finish
The Sydney Marathon 2025 marked its debut as a World Marathon Major, offering a breathtaking course over the Harbour Bridge and a spectacular Opera House finish. With perfect weather, vibrant cheering crowds, funny signs, and well-equipped aid stations, the race was unforgettable, celebrating Sydney’s spirit with energy and joy.
Running in Vanuatu: Port Vila’s resilience, turtles and blue lagoons
Port Vila is a vibrant city with colorful markets, stunning waterfront parks, and tropical scenery perfect for running. 🌺 We laced up my shoes and set out to explore the city on foot, discovering hidden corners, banyan-lined streets, and local life along the way.
Running along Samoa’s coast, a tropical paradise
Running in Apia, Samoa, blended exercise with culture and coastal beauty. An 8K loop along the seawall passed cathedrals, tombs, and shady rain trees, alive with locals and ocean breezes. A 12K route to Vaiala Beach revealed historic churches, quiet streets, and turquoise waters, capped by a rainbow after rain.
From markets to beaches: running through the heart of Honiara
Running in Honiara reveals both city life and coastal beauty. A short loop passed lively streets, markets, and Holy Cross Cathedral, while a longer run west reached Vailala Beach’s quiet shores and friendly neighborhoods. From bustling wharfs to misty waves, each route offered culture, history, and authentic island charm.
Running adventures during Papua New Guinea’s Most Colorful Festival
We ran in Papua New Guinea's highlands at 1,700m altitude, between cheering locals (some still in face paint from the festival), pigs on the roadside, and dramatic lightning across the sky.