Solo Female Travel Blog
Melbourne, the vibrant capital of Victoria, Australia, has garnered worldwide recognition as one of the most liveable cities. With its cosmopolitan atmosphere, diverse cultural scene, and exceptional quality of life, Melbourne has become a magnet for residents and tourists alike.
Whether you are traveling, visiting from interstate, students, or on business. You will be pleased to know there are plenty of fun things to do in Melbourne at night. Feel free to bookmark this page, so you can come back to
Today I am going to share things to do in Ballarat, Victoria. If you are looking to explore local gems from Melbourne but can’t/don’t want to travel too far then Ballarat could be a great option. You could even visit
If you are wondering what to do in Geelong, Australia. I got you! This article covers the best things to do in Geelong from first-hand experience. Geelong is the second-largest city in Victoria situated on the western side of Port
As a lover of nature and hikes; since I moved to Melbourne, Victoria Australia I have been scouting day hikes in Melbourne. If you are on the same page and looking for some reliable and updated information on day hikes
Walking is really a ‘hobby gone wild’ for me, especially during this pandemic. In the past 18 months, I have spent every chance being in nature around Melbourne, Victoria. So if you are looking for some of the best walks
If you are looking for off-the-beaten-path places in Victoria, I can recommend Portarlington. And to help you plan your trip, here are the best things to do in Portarlington. It is a historic coastal township and one of the Melbournians’
Looking for the best Healesville wineries and wondering what else to do there? I got you! Just a couple days ago I was out exploring wineries near Healesville so this information is up to date and coming in hot! Not
Ok since it is looking like it will require a vaccine to travel overseas, and having no ETA on this, I will just continue exploring what Victoria has to offer. As most of us are exploring outside our bedroom now
Australia is a dream country for many and was for me too. I moved to Australia more than a decade ago to pursue further education and as you can imagine I’ve had my share of struggles adjusting and living here.