The Dorset family holiday we finally took last week is something I’d been researching since the start of the year, yet was unsure of its feasibility right up until the day we left. Aside from being one big emotional corona-coaster, for people like me who love to plan, this pandemic has really tested our patience. … Read more
Due to my distinct lack of a crystal ball, I’ve avoided talking about the future of travel on my channels up until now. After more than 3 months in lockdown in the UK, and longer in some places around the rest of the world, we’re not in a much clearer position to say with confidence … Read more
Billed as Australia’s largest outdoor gallery, the Silo Art Trail is a collection of 8 decommissioned wheat silos in rural Victoria that have been transformed by international street artists. Large-scale murals depicting the local culture and community have been painted on the silos by world-renown artists in a bid to inject colour, creativity, intrigue and … Read more
Found on England’s southwestern tip, Cornwall’s coastline has so much in common with our Mediterranean neighbours it’s been dubbed the Cornish Riviera. Featuring golden beaches, historic harbour towns, mythical castles and an almost tropical climate, Cornwall is one of the most beautiful regions in Great Britain, and here I’ve rounded up the prettiest places to … Read more
I was so lucky that during my 4 years living in Australia I had the chance to visit every state. This diverse, vast and downright beautiful sunburnt country has so much to offer travellers, but it can be hard to narrow down where exactly to go and what to do in Australia. I’ve got lots … Read more
As soon as the opening credits rolled I knew watching Love It or List It Australia was a terrible idea. Those first few glimpses of beachfront abodes, sprawling single-storey homes and gorgeous heritage terraces in Surry Hills had me pining for the all places we could have been living in Australia. Then, as the show … Read more
I wish I’d written a few more notes at the time of flying with a baby between Australia and the UK but I think I was so relieved to have survived the journey I wasn’t ready to relive it right-away! We flew to Australia with our son when he was 9 months old. In case … Read more
I’ve never been one to treat where I stay on holiday as just somewhere to rest my head. I fully believe that where you choose to sleep makes or breaks a trip and since adding a mini traveller to our family that could not be truer. Nailing the perfect location (I have been known to … Read more
The Aussies have taken over the New York coffee scene and I for one could not be more pleased. Offering silky lattes that taste straight outta Melbourne and sourdough toast slathered in avocado, this bunch of Australian cafes and coffee shops in New York are the best places for coffee and brunch if you’re craving … Read more
We’re taking our little one on his first big adventure overseas and moving to New York for 7 weeks.