Living the Caribbean Dream on Utila
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For the last 9 weeks we have been relaxing on the beautiful Honduran island of Utila becoming Divemasters.  We have been scuba diving nearly...
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Honduras
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We hung out at D&D Brewery for a few days and took a row boat out to Lake Yojoa. From the hostel at D&D we took a day trip to the Pu...
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Nicaragua
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Bear with us on this one...it is a very long post of our entire 3 weeks in Nicaragua.   After farewelling Cam's parents we headed s...
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Costa Rica
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At the end of July, we met Cam's parents in Costa Rica for 2 weeks.  We rented a car for the two weeks (a big luxury for us budget-backp...
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On route to Costa Rica
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After finishing up with our volunteering project we needed to get on the road to meet up with Cam's parents in Costa Rica and had 2 week...
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San Pedro Columbia
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Here are some pictures of our home whilst we were volunteering  in San Pedro Columbia and exploring the nearby ruins of Lubaantun.
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Volunteering
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We are currently volunteering with a really great project in San Pedro Columbia in southern Belize. We are volunteering for the Columbia Riv...
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San Ignacio
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We rode in to San Ignacio and camped with a great family who took care of us for 6 nights.  We also met a great author whom we spent many ho...
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Caye Caulker
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After spending a few great days in San Antonio we hit the road again towards Belize City. As the ride was quite a long one we stopped in C...
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Pushbikes, farewell!
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So after one month and over 800 kilometres of cycling, we  sold our bikes in San Ignacio for the same price we paid for them. The guy though...
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Orangewalk & San Antonio
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We headed off on the bikes to a town called San Antonio Rio Hondo, just outside Orangewalk. San Antonio is a beautiful town on the Rio Hondo...
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Progresso Shores, Belize
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After rejuvenating in Chetumal we headed across the border into Belize, where we met our Couchsurfing host, Scott, in Corozal before heading...
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Biking...
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As our previous post said, we left San Cristobal and headed to Ocosingo. We expected this to be an 88km ride.....it turned out to be 97km of...
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San Cristobal de Las Casas, Mexico
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When we finished up in Palenque we caught a bus to San Cristobal de Las Casas, a beautiful town sitting at 2220 metres above sea level. The ...
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Palenque
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After our ride along the coast, we decided to catch a bus to Palenque to visit some more ruins and hang out in the jungle for a few days. We...
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Campeche and Champoton
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On our second last day in Mérida, we decided to buy push bikes and take our time riding through Mexico and Central America. We found fairly ...
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Valladolid, Chichen Itza, Ek Balam, Merida and Tekax
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Our next stop after Tulum was the small colonial town of Valladolid.  It was a beautiful, relaxed place to hang for a few days.  From here w...
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Cancun, Playa del Carmen and Tulum - The Caribbean!!
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So after our four months in Europe, we were pretty excited to finally reach Mexico.  We flew into Cancun and stayed for three nights in a ho...
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Chefchaouen, Morocco
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Chefchaouen was our favourite stop by far in Morocco and our final stop before heading back to Spain. With beautiful scenery, genuine, easyg...
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Fes, Morocco
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After arriving on the train in Fes we made our way to the medina to find accommodation- which every man and his dog wants to help you find- ...
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Meknes, Morocco
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We moved onto one of the old capital cities, Meknes, which is really just a smaller, less-pushy version of Fes - it was nice to look around...
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Assilah, Morocco
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We had a week to spare after studying in Granada, so decided to head across to Morocco for a week. After a relatively easy bus and ferry jou...
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Granada and the Alhambra
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We are sorry it has taken so long, but here are some more pictures from our last few days in our Spanish home, Granada. We visited the old I...
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Onwards to Mexico
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We have finished our time here in Granada and are heading to Morocco tomorrow for a week before we fly out to Cancun next Saturday (fingers ...
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Our home for the last month- Granada
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We have spent the last month in a beautiful old town called Granada where we have been studying Spanish, hanging out with new friends and di...
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Madrid
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We headed to Madrid for a couple of days before we were supposed to fly out to Mexico- however, it turned out the airline we booked with wen...
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Barcelona
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Heading to Spain- preparing to take off to Mexico- we stayed in Barcelona for 5 nights and used our tent for the first time...turns out it´s...
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Budapest
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We stopped off in Budapest before heading to Spain.  Budapest was a beautiful city and we went to the Turkish Baths which was great, althoug...
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Krakow
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We decided to head towards Eastern Europe and stopped in Krakow for 3 nights.  The stay was an interesting one and we visted Auschwitz which...
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Prague
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We headed to Prague where we stayed with some great couchsurfing hosts, went to the International Human Rights Film Festival and basked in s...
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Berlin
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After Amsterdam we caught a train to Berlin and couchsurfed there for 4 nights. The definite highlights were the Topography of Terror museu...
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Amsterdam
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Here are a few photos from our week in Amsterdam. It was rainy (or overcast) most of the week, so we really didn't take the camera all...
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Current situation...
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We are currently in Amsterdam until Wednesday and then over the next 3 weeks we are heading to Berlin, Prague, Krakow, Budapest, Barcelona a...
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Brussels, Bruge and Gent, Belgium
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We fell in love with Brussels and of course, Belgium´s beer and visited the cute towns of Gent and Bruge with cobblestone streets, creative ...
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Paris
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We spent 5 nights in Paris couchsurfing and saw all the hopeless romantics on Valentines Day.  Here are a few of our favourite shots.
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Geneva, Switzerland
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We hired a car and spent a night in Geneva which was good.  It snowed the whole night we were there and we woke up to about 30cm of snow.  I...
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Lyon and Vaars, France
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We returned to Lyon after the UK and hung out for a couple of weeks with our friends and went snowboarding at Vaars, a mountain about 4 hour...
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United Kingdom
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We took a 2 week journey to the UK to celebrate Cassie's sister's 18th birthday with her and the family in London, where we spent 5 ...
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Lyon
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This weekend we have been chilling at our friend Nico's house in Lyon before flying out to the UK on Monday. This is just a little feas...
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Nice and Marseille
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We left Cass's cousins and sisters to head back to Rome and we caught a train over the Italian border into France where we stopped in Ni...
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Cinque Terre
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We took the van up the narrow and windy roads of the 5terres (Cinque Terre) and stayed in a B&B for 2 nights. We decided that the van wa...
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Road trip to Siena and Florence
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On the 3/1 Cass's cousins Phil and Lara and the two of us jumped in the hire van and headed off to meet up with Cass's sisters in Si...
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Life in a 19th century palace - Petritoli, Italy
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We made our way on a bus from Rome to the coastal area beneath the town of Petritoli, where we hitched a ride with the Powells. We spent a w...
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Rome - Just a few shots of the Colosseum and the Trevi Fountain from our first day in Rome
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Our first stop in Italy was Rome. We flew in at 7am so had the day to explore. Here are a few photos of this firsrt day.
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On the road...
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So, after an amazing week living in a castle in Petritoli (Eatern Italy), we began driving North with Cass's cousins and sisters today. ...
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About Us

We are an Australian couple who love to travel as much as we can. Our first backpacking adventure began in 2007 when we travelled through Thailand, Cambodia, Vietnam and southern China for 3 months before settling in Beijing for 6 months to teach English. Beijing proved a great base to earn enough money to continue travelling as Cameron managed to get to South Korea and Japan for 2 months, before we both went to Canada at the end of 2008. We then worked and travelled in Canada and the US for about 8 months before heading home to finish university. After graduating university, Cameron as a secondary English and Social Science teacher and Cassie as a human services worker, we worked for two years before heading off for our next adventure. This time, we left Australia on Christmas day 2012 and travelled through Europe for 4 months before heading for Central America. We initially intended to travel in Central America for 3 months but ended up staying for eleven. This trip has seen us travel through over 20 countries in 12 months and we are not intending to stop just yet!

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