
Take a road trip across New South Wales
A roadtrip is described as a lengthy journey in a motor vehicle, usually taken for leisure…
“To move, to breathe, to fly, to float, to gain all while you give, to roam the roads of lands remote, to travel is to live”
– Hans Christian Andersen
On this page you will find all my destination posts. If you’d prefer to look at posts from a specific region, rather than scrolling below, please visit my Destinations page where I’ve gathered my posts by country and location.

A roadtrip is described as a lengthy journey in a motor vehicle, usually taken for leisure…

A trip to the New South Wales ski fields led us to discover an unexpected surprise…

At just over an hours drive south of Melbourne, you’ll arrive at the Mornington Peninsula…

The Hakuba Valley is located deep in the Japanese Alps, approximately 3 hours from Tokyo.

Japan is renowned for its Onsen and precise bathing rituals. With a dusting of snow, an onsen and a lot of cheeky monkeys…

Takayama is a city in Japan’s mountainous Gifu Prefecture.

Deep in the mountainous Ōno District in the Gifu Prefecture lies the small UNESCO village of Shirakawa-go…

Once the capital of Japan, Kyoto is a city on the island of Honshu. It’s famous for its Buddhist temples, peaceful gardens, imperial palaces, Shinto shrines and traditional wooden houses and so much more…

A day trip from Kyoto is Miyajima Island, located in Hiroshima Bay…

I left Kyoto and headed towards Tokyo on the Shinkansen train…

Tokyo is the most populous city in the world, however, it also has an efficient transport system that allowed me to easily move about this crazy city…

Cowan Creek is located a half-hour drive from my home in busy metropolitan Sydney…

With lush valleys, crystal clear water and fiery sunsets, a visit to the Hawaiian tropical island of Maui will deliver all this and more…

Morocco’s blue town is Chefchaouen, also called The Blue Pearl…

Departing Chefchaouen we took the road south towards Fes…

The Fes Medina is the world’s oldest and largest pedestrian free zone. Founded in 789AD, it has more than 9000 lanes…

Travelling south from Fes towards the town of Merzouga on the outskirts of Morocco’s Sahara

Todgha Gorge, The Road of 1000 Kasbahs and the Aït Benhaddou Kasbah are located between the Sahara Desert and the High Atlas Mountains.

The Atlas Mountains are a vast mountain range stretching 2500km forming a spectacular natural barrier between the Atlantic and Mediterranean coasts and the Sahara Desert.
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