When Rachel Nena Krasno is not traveling, writing or working, she can be found snowboarding on top of a snowcapped mountain, walking along the beach, or fire dancing. The adventure is everywhere!
Rachel Nena Krasno describes her underwater world as an intoxicating experience and a fearful one, with a shark only meters from her black, skintight wetsuit.
Rachel Nena Krasno watched penguins climb the beach towards their burrows - an amazing feat for half-pint sized animals with seagulls as their enemies.
Travel agent who told Rachel Nena Krasno it would take 20 minutes of walking without falling over, was definitely not speaking from experience.
Czech Tech was an unexpected path that brought Rachel Nena Krasno and friend closer to the local lifestyle, the music and the land. 
Rachel Nena Krasno left the chaos of the working world in order to be set free; she found paradise within her grasp. 
Rachel Nena Krasno describes her underwater world as an intoxicating experience and a fearful one, with a shark only meters from her black, skintight wetsuit. 
Read why Rachel Krasno's 16-hour journey to Ko Samui was worth the train, bus and ferry sacrifices. 
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