The slow geography of coasts
The Shoreline collects journeys that follow the water — island weeks, coastal drives, harbour towns, and stays where the tide sets the schedule. It is the least hurried shelf we keep: ferries over flights where the ferry is the point, lunch where the boats come in, rooms that face the weather.
Whether it is the Aegean, the Caribbean, or a cold bright coast in the north, shoreline travel rewards the unambitious day: a swim before breakfast, a market, a headland walked twice because the light changed.
Tell your advisor which water you dream about. The rest is pacing.