about

Lynn Gail is an Australian-based travel writer, photographer and tour leader with a focus on culturally diverse subjects, ancient belief systems and off the grid destinations. She loves to find stories that showcase the real world, authentic people, and their lives.

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Her travels have taken her all over the world and into places that don't always feature on the tourist map. She's spent time with the Haenyeo, Jeju's Island's (South Korea) remarkable women of the sea, visited East Arnhem Land several times to share and learn the ways of the Yolngu People, the world's oldest living culture, to Home Island in the Cocos Keeling Islands to spend time with the Cocos Malay during Hari Raya, and has descended into a mud crypt during a Turning of the Bones Ceremony in Madagascar.  Lynn's career has seen her journey through numerous countries from which she regularly contributes features, to Australian Women's Weekly, Adventure.com, National Geographic Traveller (UK), JRNY Magazine, Escape, Get Lost Magazine, Australian Traveller Magazine, Australian Geographic, International Traveller, MiNDFOOD, SilkAir (Silkwinds Inflight), Explore Magazine, South China Morning Post, Vacations & Travels Magazine, Better Photography Magazine, alongside many other publications.