Solo Female Travel Blog
Canberra is an often overlooked place to visit for solo travellers coming to Australia. I hope when you’re finished reading this solo itinerary to Canberra that you will add it to your bucket list when travelling down under. If you
What better time than now to plan for that much needed road trip! if you are looking for information on Perth to esperance road trip. I got you. This article covers all the must see between Perth to esperance road
Looking for Perth solo itinerary? I got you! This straight-to-the-point travel guide will cover the highlights and fun things to do in Perth Australia. No matter where you stay in Perth, once you get to the Swan Bells, you are
This is going to be a series of post in regards to solo female travel Australia. Starting with the solo travel Brisbane tips, and things to do in Brisbane. I started my east coast adventure from Sydney to surfers paradise
Perth is the capital and largest city of Western Australia (WA) state in Australia. I have fond fun memories of visiting Perth and I miss its warm and sunny weather. Not only it’s a fun city to visit but there
If you have decided to visit Melbourne for a short vacation, be aware as you may end up living here! The city is breathtaking, with iconic sites to spruce up your adventure. Whether you are a visitor, blogger, or want
As a lover of nature and hikes; since I have moved to Melbourne 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 in
Sydney is one of the most visited cities in the southern hemisphere. Although many may think this is the capital city of Australia, it is actually not, Sydney is the coastal modern city full of skyscrapers but also equally full
Today I am sharing the 30 most Instagrammable places in Sydney, Australia. As a local Sydneysider and lover of beautiful places, I seek and find Insta worthy places in every corner of my backyard. This post is unlike any other
This article features secret Melbourne walks you may have never heard of before but remember to stay at least 1.5m away from other Victorians. Very few things can top quiet and refreshing walks in and around parks and streets. Keeps