First time in the Himalayas – a confidence guide for women trekking Nepal
When I told people in 2005 that I was flying to Kathmandu to trek to Annapurna Base Camp, most of them asked the same question in different words – are you sure you can do this? I wasn’t, particularly. I’d never done anything like it. Eleven days later I was standing at 4,130 metres with…
Best eSIM for Thailand
A woman’s guide to staying connected (and safe) on the road If you’re searching for the best eSIM for Thailand, chances are you’re not just thinking about swapping SIM cards. You’re thinking about how you’ll book a ride from the airport at midnight, how you’ll find your hotel down an unmarked soi and how you’ll…
Koh Larn Day Trip from Pattaya – Guide for Women & Families
Looking for an easy, budget-friendly day trip from Pattaya? Koh Larn – known as Coral Island – is one of the simplest island escapes in Thailand and it’s a brilliant option whether you’re travelling solo, with girlfriends, or with the kids in tow. Here’s everything you need to know before you go. This post may…
Northern Thailand Discovery: Culture, Cuisine & Adventure
Experience the soul of Northern Thailand on a 7-day journey from Chiang Mai to Pai. Wander through temples and rice paddies, meet locals in mountain villages, visit an ethical elephant sanctuary and unwind in natural hot springs. This trip blends culture, cuisine and gentle adventure – the perfect mix of exploration and relaxation. Dates: 6…
Top tips to beat jet lag flying to Lapland
Jet lag is one of the less glamorous realities of travelling across time zones, but with a little preparation, you can minimise its impact and maximise your travel enjoyment and have you out enjoying the Lapland magic before you know it! Everyone experiences jet lag differently, and what works for one person might not work…
How to spend a long stopover at Jewel Singapore Changi Airport
Singapore is a hub for travellers flying to and from Australia. If you travel overseas, you will inevitably land a stopover at Singapore Airport at some point in time. Depending on how you like to travel, you’ll either go for the shortest stopover you can manage or add to your trip and stay a few…
Unspokin’ – Bike Rental Singapore
Are you looking to explore the vibrant streets and scenic landscapes of Singapore on two wheels? Not only is it a great adventure, it is also a great way to see Singapore on a budget! Look no further than Unspokin’, a professional bike shop that offers top-notch bike rentals for visitors eager to experience the…
Visit Singapore on a budget
Singapore is a popular country and city to visit from Australia, however, unfortunately is renowned for being an expensive country. Many people ask, “Is Singapore expensive to visit?” My response is typically, “It can be, but you can explore Singapore on a budget.” I would argue that it is the same as any other country…
Getting our drone from Indian immigration
In our travels we have had a number of challenging situations; mostly related to food, illness, poor choice of accommodation which resulted in needing to find an alternative. Travelling with kids seems to bring about regular travel challenges that we have to manage. But, I can safely say that getting our drone back from Indian…
A Taste of India – Golden Triangle
India Travel Diaries – A Taste of India – Golden Triangle For many, the idea of travelling to India is somewhat daunting. Despite knowing that there are some absolutely magnificent sites to be seen, immense history, culture, incredible food and spices, nature and more; there can also be significant challenges for many travellers and therefore…
