
Why did we enjoy our worldschooling adventure with Bliss Hubs?
When we first packed our bags for long-term family travel, we imagined exotic landscapes, cultural immersion, and quality time together. What we didn’t expect was the depth of community we would discover along the way. Joining Bliss Hubs through Bliss Investor completely transformed our journey.
From bustling Kuala Lumpur in Malaysia, to the lush hills of Pai and the beaches of Koh Lanta in Thailand, and finally the rice paddies and coastlines of Bali, Indonesia, we experienced worldschooling in its purest form. Organic, parent-led, and deeply connected.
If you’re a family dreaming of long-term travel, homeschooling abroad, or finding meaningful communities while on the road, let me share why Bliss Hubs has been life changing for us.
Why Bliss Hubs?
Bliss Hubs are communities for worldschooling families. Parents and children who want to travel long-term, homeschool in real-life environments, and make meaningful connections with like-minded people.
What we love is that Bliss is:
- Parent-led and organic: There are no commitments or expectations. Families create and share activities naturally. One day it’s a group hike, the next day an art session, or simply kids playing barefoot on the beach.
- Designed for connection: Kids make instant friends. Parents build networks, exchange ideas, and support one another.
- Flexible and welcoming: You can dip in and out depending on your travel plans. There’s no rigid curriculum or structure.
And joining is easy. Bliss Hubs offer a 7-day free trial, so you can try it out with no pressure before committing to a membership.

Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia: Our First Hub
Our journey began in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia’s vibrant capital. At first, we wondered how our kids would settle into a new city. But with Bliss, they were making friends within hours.
The platform made it simple:
- We joined the Whatsapp chat group before arriving and started making connections.
- We used the location guides to find family-friendly areas to stay, eat, and explore.
- The AI chatbot helped answer quick questions, from “Where’s the best playground nearby?” to “Which cafés welcome kids and laptops?”
- We checked the activity calendar, which listed local meetups organised by other Bliss families.
Within days, we were joining group outings, potluck dinners, and playdates. The children connected over games and stories, while the adults shared their reasons for choosing worldschooling. We realised we weren’t alone. There were dozens of families walking this path too.
Kuala Lumpur was our first taste of Bliss, and it set the tone for the rest of our journey.

Pai, Thailand: Learning in Nature
Next stop: Pai, a dreamy town in Northern Thailand. Nestled among mountains and rice fields, Pai is the kind of place where time slows down … and the Bliss Hub thrives.
Here, everything was parent-led and organic. Families created learning experiences from daily life:
- A father led a hike to a nearby waterfall where the kids learned about local plants.
- A mother hosted a Thai cooking session in her rental home.
- The children organised their own storytelling circle at sunset.
Because Bliss Hubs is built around freedom, nothing was compulsory. We could join when it felt right, or take a break when our family needed downtime. The kids learned Thai phrases, sketched nature scenes, and built friendships that felt more like siblinghood.
For us adults, Pai offered long conversations about education, culture, and the practicalities of life on the road. We felt supported, inspired, and connected.

Koh Lanta, Thailand: Island Adventures
From Pai, we travelled south to Koh Lanta, a tropical island famous for its relaxed vibe and family-friendly community. Bliss Hubs here had a different flavour. More outdoor living, more ocean adventures.
Each day unfolded naturally:
- Morning yoga on the beach, led by a parent in the hub.
- Kids exploring tide pools and snorkelling together.
- Arts/craft and den building on the beaches.
And lots of us getting together for dinner at a beach bar whilst watching the most amazing sunsets!
The Bliss activity calendar kept us up to date on community happenings. Because the platform and Whatsapp groups connects families in real time, we always knew what was going on.
What struck me most in Koh Lanta was the shared vision. Every family wanted the same thing: to raise children with curiosity, freedom, and a sense of adventure. That shared goal meant connections formed quickly, and deeply.
Bali, Indonesia: Sanur and Beyond
Finally, we landed in Bali, where Bliss Hubs in Sanur offered a thriving worldschooling community. Bali is already a magnet for digital nomads, but having the Bliss network turned it from overwhelming to welcoming.
- The location guides helped us choose Sanur, a quieter, family-friendly base with easy access to the rest of the island.
- The AI chatbot pointed us to international clinics, local markets, and even the best kid-friendly co-working spaces.
- The calendar of activities meant our children were busy with dance workshops, art sessions, and group nature walks almost every day.
One highlight was the kids’ collaborative project: a giant “map of curiosity” where they drew their favourite places, plants, and discoveries in Bali. It wasn’t planned, it just happened, as organic as everything else with Bliss.
For us adults, Bali meant deep friendships and conversations. Over shared meals, we talked about work, parenting, and building a life less ordinary. Some of us even began planning joint projects that extend beyond travel.
Why Were Bliss Hubs Life Changing For Us?
Looking back, here’s why Bliss Hubs made such a difference to our long-term family travel:
1. Instant community: No more feeling isolated in a new country. With Bliss, we arrived to a ready-made circle of families.
2. Freedom and flexibility: Everything is parent-led and optional. Join when you want, create when you’re inspired.
3. Practical tools: The location guides, AI chatbot, and activity calendar made settling in fast and stress-free.
4. Children thrive: Our kids made more friends in three months of Bliss than they had in years of traditional schooling.
5. Adults connect too: We found business opportunities, travel partners, and lifelong friends.
How do you Join Bliss?
1. Head to Bliss Investor. Kick things off with Full Membership ($35/mo). One subscription unlocks everything for your whole family. Enjoy a 7-day free trial to dive right in.
2. Step into your dashboard. From day one you’ll find Launchpad waiting with orientation groups, quick-start courses on travel life, and all the tools to make your journey smooth and inspiring.
3. Choose your hub. Tap into hub WhatsApp groups instantly, browse activities, RSVP with ease, and let the AI chatbot guide you with local tips and family-friendly advice.
4. Co-create the magic. Offer your skills, discover others, spark new meetups, and enjoy a stream of family-led workshops and playdates. Connect with local partners who love welcoming worldschoolers.
5. Keep the journey alive. Stay part of Bliss Fam between travels, see where other families are headed, and keep friendships growing. Share Bliss Hubs with friends and earn commission on every family who joins through you.

Final Thoughts
Traveling long-term as a family can feel daunting. How will the kids make friends? How will we find our rhythm in a new place? Will we feel alone?
For us, Bliss Hubs was the answer. From Kuala Lumpur to Pai, Koh Lanta, and Bali, we experienced the magic of community, the joy of organic learning, and the comfort of knowing we weren’t alone.
Worldschooling with Bliss has been life changing for our children and for us. If you’re dreaming of a life filled with travel, freedom, and connection, take the leap. Try the 7-day free trial, explore the platform, and step into a world where families travel, learn, and grow together.


