It’s that time of the year again… where I’m left staring at the pile of books I’ve accumulated over the year and wondering: A. Where on earth I’m going to put them all. B. Why I can’t just join a library. Hrmmm. Anyway, I set myself a goal on Goodreads to read 55 books this…
Love to ride horses when you travel? Find out what it’s like to go horse trekking in Kyrgyzstan, particularly to Son Kol Lake.
Sydney’s Taronga Zoo is an icon of Australia, there’s no doubt about it. The zoo first opened its gates in 1916 and celebrated its 100th birthday a handful of weeks ago (Friday the 7th October 2016, to be exact). It’s undoubtedly one of Sydney’s top attractions – in a city that has more than a…
Have you ever been champing in Fordwich, UK? It’s a bit like camping, except rather than sleeping in a tent or swag, you’ll find yourself spending the night in a church! Read on to find out why champing is both such a fun and sustainable travel idea. Looking for somewhere to go glamping near Canterbury?…
Looking for Dubbo zoo accommodation that’s comfy, unique and above all else, fun? Head to the Zoofari Lodge, where you spend the night glamping with some of Taronga’s most beloved animals. I wake up shortly before dawn to the chatter of what sounded like thousands of birds. Rolling out from under the covers, I push…
Is blogging dead? It’s the question that’s on the lips (or fingertips) of everyone who spends a considerable amount of time in the online world. And it’s a sad fact that many of my favourite bloggers rarely post anymore. They’ve taken to Instagram or Snapchat to tell their stories. Their vlogs have taken off. Or…
I didn’t even know Svalbard existed until two years ago. Because it was was so recent, I remember the moment I first became aware of the place. I had pulled up Google Maps and was playing one of my favourite games: Where would I like to travel to next? It’s pretty self-explanatory – I look…
Well, here we are. I’ve officially been living in London for two years. And I’m officially leaving. It’s been an interesting year, to say the least. I’ve heard other expats say that it takes them around six months to a year to feel at home in a new city. Although I found my feet in…