
Bays and Boulders: Discovering Bowen’s Rugged Coastline
Back in 2018, I set out on what I thought would be a casual five-kilometer

Back in 2018, I set out on what I thought would be a casual five-kilometer

Why do so many people — myself included — love staying in Airbnbs? There are

Mount Field and kunanyi/Mount Wellington aren’t necessarily the tallest peaks in Tasmania — those all

Very few people come to Cradle Mountain to swim — in fact, the weather conditions

Tasmania’s Cradle Mountain-Lake St Clair National Park doesn’t just have incredible scenery and challenging hikes

The Bay of Fires: Orange Rocks, Turquoise Waters, White Sand If you love nature’s contrasts,

The Freycinet Peninsula offers a stunning combination of bright teal water, vast sandy beaches, orange

The Tasman Peninsula makes for a great day — or more — of exploring. Just

Discovering Bruny Island Bruny Island hangs off the southeast coast of Tasmania like an elongated

Southeastern Tasmania has the honor of being home to both the oldest and the spikiest

The Great Ocean Road, which wiggles and squiggles along the southern coast of Australia just

Three days in Melbourne can go by in a flash — there’s so much to

Three days is the perfect amount of time to start getting to know Melbourne, Australia’s

Melbourne is amazing — there’s a reason that it seems to be many people’s favorite

There are many amazing sights along the Great Ocean Road, but it’s rare to have

It’s not the tallest lighthouse in Australia (that’s Cape Wickham). It’s not the oldest (that’s

The westerns and south central sections of Tasmania offered us far more eerie and unexpected

Platypus and Wombats and Wallabies, oh my! One of the most exciting features of Cradle
Prescott and I have fallen in love with Cradle Mountain-Lake St. Clair National Park. This

The second-largest city in Tasmania, Launceston feels larger than its roughly 85,000 people. It’s spread

You can drive from the east coast of Tasmania to Launceston (Tasmania’s second-largest city) in

A visit to Tasmania hardly seems complete without a visit to the iconic Wineglass Bay

When we told a friendly Tassie stranger that we were going to Fingal, he furrowed

The inland drive from Hobart to the sleepy town of Fingal takes you through the

If you’re contemplating a summertime visit to Hobart, here are 10 reasons to book your
Merry Christmas from Tasmania (where any word that can be shortened, will be)! Hobart doesn’t

Prescott and I are in in Tasmania! Specifically, we are in Hobart, the island’s capital

You don’t have to be naked on the beaches of Bowen, Australia, but you can

While I went to the Whitsundays in search of life in the ocean, I found

I’ve spent the past two days in Bowen, Australia. When you come to town, you

My first two snorkeling trips with Ocean Rafting took me to the Inner Reef, which is

People come to the Whitsundays to sail, to dive, or just to sit on the
I’ve traveled to the Whitsundays, an area in northeastern Australia, for my first trip to

Brisbane sits smack in the middle of Australia’s eastern coast, and beaches spread out both

In Queensland we stayed in a region called the Hinterland, an area up in the

Every year the high school at the Singapore American School shuts down for one week

Almost all flights from New Zealand to Singapore make a stop somewhere in Australia, so

The highest mountain in New Zealand is the awkwardly-named Aoraki/Mt. Cook, which sits in the

Driving through New Zealand’s grazing landscape often feels like being in the western US —

In the many South Island hiking blogs I’ve skimmed, at least two cite the Rob

Though we loved our breakfast at Joe’s Garage, where the wait staff was easygoing and

After the Fellowship of the Ring lost Gandalf in the Mines of Moria, they rested

We’ve driven inland, coming up into the mountainous center of New Zealand’s South Island. The

The town of Oamaru, population 14,000), lies along the South Island’s coast. We went there

New Zealand has a unique — and somewhat precarious — geological position: it sits at

We’ve made the crossing from the North Island to the South, relinquishing our rental car

When we ask people on the North Island what their favorite city in New Zealand

The city of Napier (population 54,000) feels like Southern California in miniature – while we

After a frustrating Airbnb experience — at 7:00pm, the host at the Forgotten World Motel,

We spent a full day in and around Rotorua, the heart of geothermal activity in

For our first day of road tripping, we decided to go around the Coromandel Peninsula.

Prescott and I started our journey to New Zealand on Christmas Eve Day. So when

Sunday was Prescott’s birthday! We started the day off with an amazing breakfast at Drift

Prescott and I are staying in Margaret River, a small town in southwestern Australia that

Prescott and I are in Australia! We’ve come for the three-day weekend (it’s Hari Raya
Back in 2018, I set out on what I thought would be a casual five-kilometer...
Why do so many people — myself included — love staying in Airbnbs? There are...
Mount Field and kunanyi/Mount Wellington aren't necessarily the tallest peaks in Tasmania -- those all...
Very few people come to Cradle Mountain to swim — in fact, the weather conditions...
Tasmania's Cradle Mountain-Lake St Clair National Park doesn't just have incredible scenery and challenging hikes...
The Bay of Fires: Orange Rocks, Turquoise Waters, White Sand If you love nature’s contrasts,...



