On to Sunshine Coast for Australia Zoo
AustraliaAs I’m someone who is clearly obsessed with animals, it was inevitable that we’d stop at Australia Zoo on our way down Australia’s east coast. The…
As I’m someone who is clearly obsessed with animals, it was inevitable that we’d stop at Australia Zoo on our way down Australia’s east coast. The…
We arrived into Bundaberg first thing on a Monday morning when the sun was already high in the sky. After spending 16 hours travelling on an…
The journey to Magnetic Island was our first experience of Australia’s Greyhound bus, which took six hours to make the journey from Cairns to Townsville. The…
Our first stop in Australia is Cairns, which just so happens to be a great destination to visit the Great Barrier Reef from.
Before venturing north towards Ubud we spent a few hours in Keta, having landed at midnight on our flight from The Philippines. We were glad for…
Port Barton was the perfect town to finally stop moving for a while and recharge mentally.
It’s pretty tough leaving Japan and landing in somewhere as hectic as Manila, especially when you pick a bad area to stay in.
Following a few days using our rail pass as much as we could, it was time to see the sights more local to our hostel. Having…
Sometimes you just need a day to yourself to make your own decisions and realise how much you enjoy other people’s company.
We were excited to see Jigokudani Monkey Park, though high expectations can sometimes lead to disappointment.
It was a cold winter’s day when we set off for Hakone. The sky was clear and we’d layered up as best we could in the hopes of staying warm.
We chose to visit Hiroshima to start the New Year to learn more about some of the harder times in Japan’s recent history.
Kyoto is full of beautiful places to visit and explore, so we stayed a few days to enjoy it properly.
Sometimes making decisions on where to go and how to get there is difficult when there are so many options to choose from.
Feeding crackers to deer in Japan is a pretty fun way to spend Christmas day, topped off with sharing gifts with new friends.
We’ve had a great Christmas here in Japan, making the new friends and trading the silliest gifts we could find.
It’s quite surreal being in Japan after so many years wishing to visit, but the strangest part is how familiar it feels already.
Although we’ve had a few days here we’ve done very little, but it’s definitely what we needed after so much travel over the past few weeks.
We’ve been pretty rubbish at updating recently due to an app deleting a post and the lack of time to write, but I really want to fix that.
We didn’t know what to expect from Laos but we’re realising now that it’s a beautiful country with loads of stunning landscapes to explore.
Being able to travel the world is a privilege, but it also comes with some frustrating experiences too.
This is a cautionary tale about the troubles you could face when you don’t do your research.
Kampot has been a wonderful stop on a journey through Cambodia which was far too quick. Our brief tour around the peppercorn plantation and the mountains…
Our stop in Phnom Penh was very brief as we weren’t too interested in another city when there was countryside waiting for us at the next place.