I travel by bike because it is the most authentic way I know to feel part of the world. It’s also, for me, the most sustainable, ethical and accessible way to explore it. Pedal after pedal, I’ve learned that slowness is not a limitation, but a gift: it allows me to truly observe, listen and breathe in the places I cross.

I am a passionate guide (GAE) and an environmental scientist, but above all, I am a curious person, in love with nature and the stories it holds. I have transformed my love for exploration into a life path, blending scientific knowledge with a spirit of adventure to travel in a conscious and respectful way.

Over the years, I’ve learned that a true connection with the environment is born from effort and taking time. I have crossed remote and challenging territories in self-sufficiency, places that have tested me and inspired me:

• From the wild lands of Scandinavia to the winds of North Cape.

• Through the arid silence of Arizona and the iconic landscapes of California.

• Across the Atlas peaks in Morocco and the historic roads of Mediterranean Europe.

Every journey has taught me something: about the environment, about people, and about myself.

My commitment doesn’t end when I step off the saddle. I strongly believe that in order to protect the environment, we must first learn to love and understand it. That’s why I:

• collaborate with schools and companies on environmental education projects.

• promote best practices and strategies to reduce the human footprint on our planet.

• turn every journey into outreach, bringing scientific data out of the charts and into people’s real lives.

"Only by moving slowly is it possible to truly connect with the environment, discover its details, and learn how to protect it."

For me, sustainable travel is not just a logistical choice - it is a political act and a form of care.

I invite you to discover the world with me… one pedal stroke at a time!