The Freedom Atlas
Explore. Learn. Live Freely.
A family of three, worldschooling our way around the world.
The Freedom Atlas
Explore. Learn. Live Freely.
A family of three, worldschooling our way around the world.
Not a bucket list. A way of living.
We swapped a fixed address for a moving one. Since then we have ridden camels in the Sahara, explored the pyramids in Egypt, floated over Cappadocia in a hot air balloon, danced with the Maasai in Tanzania, and climbed above the Treasury in Petra. Our son has done most of his learning outside a classroom.
This site is where we write down what worked, what did not, and what we would do differently.
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The Family Travel Gear We Actually Use, After 70+ Countries
The family travel gear that has survived six years and seventy countries, from carriers and lightweight strollers to reef-safe sunscreen. Tested, honest picks.
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Destinations
Country guides written for families, not backpackers. Where we stayed, what it cost, and whether we would go back.
Worldschooling
How we handle education on the road: curriculum, routine, socialising, and the questions everyone asks us.
Logistics
Visas, insurance, remote work, packing, and the unglamorous admin that makes long-term travel possible.
Worldschool Passport
We are building the tool we wished existed: a way to track, plan, and evidence your child’s learning as you move between countries. In development now.
Latest from the Road
- The Best Worldschooling Apps and Websites We Actually Use (By Age and Subject)
When we first started travelling full time with our son, one of the biggest questions people asked was, “How does he actually learn?” The answer… - The Ultimate Guide to Worldschooling Resources (2026)
Everything you need to travel the world, educate your children, and build a life of freedom. Last updated: July 2026 Whether you’re dreaming of travelling… - Best Things to Do in Kraków with Kids: A Family Guide to Poland’s Most Beautiful City
We’d wanted to visit Kraków for a long time, and it ended up being even better than we’d expected. As soon as we told our…