Lexi is your ultimate wanderlust enthusiast. With an incurable case of curiosity. Whether it's surfing in Mexico, hiking the Himalayas, zip lining through Peru, motorcycling around India, karaoke-ing in Vietnam, sipping 'cawfee' in New York City, trekking the Kokoda trail, navel gazing in Fiji, learning to 'tuk-tuk' in Thailand, eating jamon in Spain, skiing in New Zealand, Tubing in Laos, seeking Mayan advice in Guatemala, cooking in Malaysia, Sea lion swimming in Ecuador, cycling in Cambodia, sipping tea in London, salsa dancing in Havana, learning Spanish in Colombia, Volcano boarding in Nicaragua, snorkeling in Costa Rica or just kicking back here in little old Bronte Beach, Sydney I'm always intrigued.
This article best attempts to describe our favourite day on the Greek Islands thus far. This week is all about a day of adventure over the course of a lot of thrills and spills. … More The thrills and spills of Milos, Greece
Our arrival into Milos was a lot like a first date. Our Airbnb host Sophia was picking us up from the port (after a two hour ferry from Sifnos) and with her description: “I’m parked in the carpark, near the taxi’s, in a red car” we discreetly scanned the area after disembarking. In the distance, … More Milos, Greece – An Introduction
We’re off for a year… with carry-on luggage only! Want to know what we’re taking with us? Well…Here it is! … More My Carry-On Packing List
Before I head off to walk the European Peace Walk (today!!), I interviewed Dan to ask him a few questions about why and how the camino pull’s us in. Truthfully, I owe a great deal to Dan, after walking the camino myself he helped me put a few things into perspective and if it weren’t … More Interview with Camino Legend: Dan Mullins
Ahh Sifnos, the quaint little island two hours from Athens, small enough and high enough (682m) to welcome you without an overwhelming sense of feeling swallowed or lost rather, a feeling of coming home. Read on for more on our lovely four days in Sifnos. … More Sifnos, an Introduction
Sifnos has been the perfect introduction into the Greek islands. Deserted alleyways, barren bars and even harder to find – open restaurants. Not that a little peace and quiet ever hurt anyone. It was just what the doctor ordered; a little peace and a lot of unwinding. … More The day of 3 great meals in Sifnos, Greece
Last week in part one, I wrote about five ways we’ve saved for this trip and this week continues with five more. A lot of people have asked how we saved our pennies, here’s how. … More How the heck can we afford to travel for a year? Part Two
It’s no surprise the first thing people ask me when I tell them I’m going travelling with my boyfriend for a year is – How? How could we possible afford it, and all whilst living in Sydney? … More How the heck can we afford to travel for a year? Part One
You probably won’t believe me – but – quitting my job and saving my pennies have been the easier decision when planning a year-long trip around the world. Honestly, the hardest part is what to take! … More Pack to basics: The bag of choice for our world tour.
Deciding where to go on a year long break feels like an artist with a blank canvas. The ideas are endless and the fear of missing out means carefully curating a dream bucket list. … More We’re off for a year of travel, oh the places we’ll go…
