Ultimate guide to road tripping: Sydney to Melbourne via the Hume.
Considering a road trip between Sydney and Melbourne via the Hume, well look no further. Because seriously, you didn’t think I was going to bypass our recent road trip did you?
Considering a road trip between Sydney and Melbourne via the Hume, well look no further. Because seriously, you didn’t think I was going to bypass our recent road trip did you?
I may be breaking all the blogging rules by giving you the secret in the first sentence but it’s a simple one. The subtle art to the perfect staycation is: Time.
If I may be so self indulgent, here’s a list of where I’ve been this year. Read on for my favourite destination visited in 2018.
An age old debate. Sydney technically discovered first, Melbourne technically the capital for 30 years. Sydney has the harbour, Melbourne has the Yarra. Sydney has the beaches, Melbourne has the bay. Which is better?
This week, my last week of gardening leave, I decided to go out with a bang and smash out the 44km Six-Foot Track in the Blue Mountains over two days.
If you thought this was going to be some sort of click-bait type title to get you to read all about my most joyful experiences trekking throughout Australia, you would be wrong.
After a very fortuitous catch up with a dear friend from Melbourne, I went home reflecting on just how to spend the next four weeks of my life. And just how to make the most of it.
It should come as no surprise to you that the focus of this blog post is the one and only Great Barrier Reef. Here are 5 things to do in Port Douglas!
The rules were simple, complete 30 yoga classes in 30 days. If you miss a day you’ve got to make it up somewhere else.
Yep, I can be seen scaling boulders, ambulating from river to river and debouching onto open plains with the rest of em. Not only have I learn how to ‘pitch’ a tent, ‘stoke’ a fire and ‘dig’ my own rest room I’ve certainly got a taste for adventure and wilderness.