WHO ARE FINDING OUR ADVENTURE?

Hey, we are Jonny and Hannah, an outdoor, adventure couple who love to travel and be immersed in nature. In 2017, we created Finding Our Adventure (FOA) after developing a following on Instagram from sharing our adventures. We share authentic experiences that our audience can seek inspiration from and find their own adventure.

Our love for travel was born from the challenge it brings, finding lesser-known locations and the stories that come from the people we meet. While Finding Our Adventure started in 2017, we have been travelling together since 2011. Our first conversation when meeting in 2010 was of all the places we would love to visit and where we have been. Together we have travelled to more than 40 countries.

We are currently based in beautiful Cornwall after spending 3 years travelling full-time in our self-converted Ford Transit camper van with our two cats Tia and Skye who themselves have now been to more than 10 countries.

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The chances are that it might be your first time visiting FOA. Not sure where to head to next then our destinations page is a good place to start.

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If you are a company looking to partner with FOA then head to our work with us page. If your companies values align with ours here at FOA then we might be a great fit to partner together.

Charities we donate to

Here at FOA, we believe in giving back, that is why we donate a share of the income from this website to the Royal National Lifeboat Institution (RNLI) each month. We are based in Cornwall and see the hard work and dedication that the RNLI lifeguards and boat crews dedicate to saving people’s lives.

Simply by being on our website, you are helping to generate income through our ad partners, a percentage of that revenue is then donated to the RNLI. We want to say thank you for being here and making that possible!

If you would like to make a separate donation and support the RNLI then click here, you never know when you or a loved one will need them.

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