About Me

I've always been drawn to beautiful places.

Not necessarily the busiest places or the most fashionable, but the places that make you pause. A quiet hotel library overlooking a city skyline. A members' club hidden behind a historic façade. A Greek island where life still moves at its own pace.

As a neurodivergent woman, I've spent much of my adult life searching for destinations, hotels and experiences that offer a sense of calm alongside culture and discovery. While many travel guides focus on where everyone else is going, I've often found myself looking for something different: privacy, atmosphere and space to think.

When I turned thirty, I realised that some of my favourite experiences shared a common thread. They weren't defined by extravagance or attention. They were defined by quality, authenticity and a sense of ease.

That idea became the inspiration for this publication.

Through travel, culture and lifestyle features, I share destinations and experiences that combine elegance with comfort. From London's historic members' clubs and luxury hotels to the Greek islands and beyond, my focus is on places that offer substance as well as style.

Alongside my passion for travel, I have a longstanding interest in film and television, architecture, design and storytelling. These influences shape the way I explore the world and the experiences I choose to feature.

I believe true luxury is not about being seen. It is about having the freedom to be yourself, to move at your own pace and to enjoy life's most memorable moments without unnecessary noise.

Welcome to Autistic Girl — a modern guide to travel, culture and quiet luxury for neurodivergent women.