March was incredibly laid-back for us. We spent most of our time at the house or on the local beaches in Torquay. It was the end of summer here, so the weather varied a lot. There were a few super hot, rainy, and cold days. It’s been interesting to experience the inconsistency of Torquay temperatures. …
Nestled on the shores of one of Europe’s oldest and deepest lakes, Ohrid is a city that effortlessly marries natural beauty with rich history. This UNESCO World Heritage site is often called the “Jerusalem of the Balkans” due to its significant number of churches. Here’s how to make the most of two days in this …
A Journey Through New Zealand’s Hidden Heart New Zealand’s Forgotten World Highway is a road trip unlike any other, a winding path through remote landscapes and a testament to the country’s pioneering past. Located on North Island, this unique route weaves through dense forests, twists along mountain saddles, and offers glimpses of a New Zealand …
Oh, Gothenburg! We failed your street art scene miserably. Gothenburg was a last-minute day stop during our few days in Sweden. Had we researched better, we would have stayed an extra day in Gothenburg because we liked it quite well. Our later research into Gothenburg’s street art scene uncovered many beautiful murals. We recommend you …
We’ve been in Victoria, Australia, for a month, and it suits us well. We are here to care for two of the cutest Cavapoos. They are really fun dogs! As some of you may remember, we were in Australia for several weeks in 2016. We did a pet sit in Cairns and visited Sydney before …
In the heart of Australia’s Red Centre sprawls Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park, home to the awe-inspiring natural icon of Uluru, once known as Ayers Rock. Uluru is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and a place of profound spiritual significance to the Anangu people, the land’s traditional custodians. This sandstone monolith stands tall, its vibrant hues …