Wander Slower, Explore Deeper, Travel Braver
Hey there, fellow wanderer! Let’s slow things down and embrace a travel lifestyle that’s all about meaningful connections and adventure.
Whether uncovering forgotten corners of the world, meeting locals and fellow travelers, or finding a beautiful place to stay and work for a month, this is your space to dream big, explore intentionally, and find joy in the journey.
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Travel Planning
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Hiya! I’m Anastasia!
I’m a former librarian turned world wanderer, making my way across the globe for the past three years. I like traveling so much that I decided to make it a lifestyle: a slow travel, low-stakes adventurous kinda life filled with friendship and laughter.
As for what I do here on Just Gone Wandering: I share resources and ideas for solo female travelers interested in a long-term budget travel nomadic lifestyle!
Featured Posts
How to Never Forget Anything at Your Hotel Again
Stay organized on travel day with simple tips! Pack the night before, give yourself extra time, and double-check with walkthroughs to keep stress at bay.
nomad guide
How to Plan a Year of Full-Time Travel
Just this year I finally figured out a system for planning a “nomad life” e.g. long-term traveling for more than 3 months. I’ve seen some other nomads and long-term travelers ask about planning for their own trip, so I thought I’d share my system and show how I do it.
This is how to work through the nitty-gritty of travel planning: where to go, how to get there, and where you’ll stay once you arrive.
Newest Blog Posts
Where to Find Eki Stamps in Fukuoka
I visited Fukuoka, Japan in 2023 and really enjoyed it! It’s a nice-sized port town with some amazing parks, a huge train station, and good connections to nearby sightseeing places like Yufuin and Nagasaki. And of course, it has some great eki stamps available! That’s what this post is about: a guide to help you…
Hostel Guide: How to Use a Shared Kitchen Without Being a Jerk
Sharing spaces with strangers can be confusing if you’ve never had to do it before, and adding the stress of travel on top of it means a lot of new travelers end up doing things that cause stress to themselves and other guests. I’ve noticed specifically that a lot of people don’t know how to…
What Materials Work Best for Your Travel Wardrobe?
Discover the best travel fabrics like wool, silk, bamboo, and blends! Learn what packs light, resists wrinkles, and stays comfy for stress-free trips.
Eki stamp guides
