Resources for the Travel Loving Foodie

Food is an enormous part of travel, and its one of the things I get most excited for when getting ready for a trip. In fact, I sometimes even pick destinations based on what I want to eat there. I’m sure I am not the only one who does that! So for those of you

Travel Book Review Issue 2 – Coffee Table Inspiration

I’m a sucker for a good coffee table book. I probably need multiple coffee tables at this point actually. Most of my coffee table books are full of travel inspiration. Today’s list is all about inspiring yourself to get off that couch, put the coffee table in storage, and go explore the world. Pilgrimage by

Travel Book Reviews Issue 1

I am addicted to books. And if you are reading this now, then most likely you are too. Below you will find four of the travel books I have read this month including; some of the most inspiring photos of Latin America paired with delicious recipes, ideas on how to travel carry on only, inspirational

What to wear in PNG

Recently I spent two weeks cruising around Papua New Guinea with two girlfriends and Jacob. We visited six different on shore locations during our cruise, all very different from the last. While everything in my previous post – A ladies guide on what to wear cruising, still applies in this case. being in PNG does

Why I Hate Travel E-Books

Last year, we spent 5 months travelling through 12 different countries with a baby under the age of 1. We were packing both both tropical and winter climates, and of course, had all of our baby equipment with us as well. Let’s just say, we were not packing light. So when it came to choosing

An Indulgent Evening at Balgownie Estate – Yarra Valley

The air is hot and sticky. It’s a rare day of high humidity in Melbourne and I had to chose between having the car windows rolled all the way down to let in some breeze, or shutting them with my cardigan stuck in to block out the sun. In the end I decide to save

Travel with Children: The Guide Book Comparison Review

I have been travelling pretty much non stop since I was twenty. So when I started to consider starting a family I have to admit I was a little scared. Would I have to stop travelling as much? Would I be able to afford it? Was it going to be possible to travel with a

Whats in our Camera Bag

A big part about being a travel blogger is documenting our travels so we can share them with all of you good people. We have quite a bit of stuff in our camera bag, but we try to pack only what we need for each trip that we go on. On some trips we will

The Best Maps App For Travel

Sometimes I wonder why I did it back in the age before smart phones. I remember how I would book a hostel in advance, and then look up on Google Maps the route from the bus/ train station to my hostel and write all the steps down on a piece of paper. I remember just

The Environmentally Friendly Way to See Whales in Australia – Oz Whale Watching Tour in Sydney

It was a short walk from our hotel to the beautiful Darling harbour in Sydney. Darling harbour is lined with loads of nice cafes and restaurants, and is also home to Madam Tussaud’s wax museum and the Sydney Aquarium. But we were not here for life like figures or exotic fish in tanks, we were