Molly Codyre

Staff Writer

Molly Codyre's articles

Floating on the polar express: cruising to Antarctica

As one of the planet’s last true frontiers, Antarctica remains an enigma and a true bucket-list adventure. As tourism to the continent begins to grow, Molly Codyre sets sail on a journey to the bottom of the globe

Discovering the meaning of home in New Zealand

Travelling to the place you’ve grown up after an extended time away often provides a different lens for observation. Molly Codyre returns to New Zealand’s North Island and finds that the only thing that’s changed is her perspective

Put your best fruit forward: visiting Nevis for the mango festival

On a trip to the Caribbean island of Nevis to celebrate the annual mango festival, Molly Codyre discovers elusive peaks and a laid-back way of life that finally allows her to leave the hubbub of city life behind

The Escapism guide to Athens, Greece

Travellers have flocked to cultural Athens for thousands of years. In current times, those in the know visit to enjoy its vibrant food and drink scene. Molly Codyre takes a deeper look at Athens’ most exciting bars and restaurants

Well healed: a trip to the health retreat of the rich and famous at The Ranch Italy

The Ranch is an industry leader in wellness retreats and has recently branched out from its native Malibu to the region of Lazio in Italy. Molly Codyre travels to the hills of Fiuggi for a four-day health and fitness reset

The Escapism guide to Reykjavik, Iceland

Iceland's biggest city Reykjavík is a haven of geothermal spas, arresting architecture, great restaurants and, er, a museum about penises. We've got the low-down on getting the best from a stay

Ski touring through Norway with Shackleton Challenges

On a trip to the desolate expanse of Norway's unforgiving Hardanger Glacier with Shackleton Challenges, we rediscover the value of mind over matter – with the help and experience of some trailblazing polar explorers

Stronger in the Alps: falling back in love with skiing on Morzine's slopes

With its pristine slopes across a range of technical difficulty levels and a food and nightlife scene that’s up there with the best in the French Alps, Morzine – along with the adjoining Avoriaz – is the perfect place to fall back in love with skiing