Sydney Explorer

Hello Wonderful People! I created a bucket list  a few years ago and at the ripe old age of 24, I've managed to tick a fair few goals off that list. There's still so much more I want to achieve, see and experience, but I've made pretty good progress and have already done so many things, been to loads of places and experienced some crazy shit. But this week I've ticked one thing off my bucket list, that I see as a great personal achievement. Now, if you haven't already gathered, I love travelling, it is possibly one of the best things you can do. So a couple of years ago, I set myself the goal of visiting 30 countries before the age of 30. This week, after visiting Morocco, I just reached my target, 30 counties over 6 continents. GO ME. So I'm now going to change my target to a more ambitious 50 counties before I'm 30. That averages out at around 5 new counties a year, which fills me full of excitement at all the new places I'm yet to discover!  

Hello Wonderful People!   As a self-confessed travel addict suffering from a sever case of wanderlust, I love nothing more than exploring new places, meeting different people and seeing new things. Therefore, once I’ve visited somewhere once I like to tick it off my list and head onto the next destination. As there are so many new places to discover in the world, I don’t want to waste my time going over old ground. Despite this, there have been several places I’ve visited where I’ve completely fallen in love and would like nothing more than to go back and do a bit more exploring. I’m completely torn between jetting off somewhere new, or going back to an old favourite, it’s a tough decision. If I were to choose the latter, these are definitely the 5 places I’d love to revisit.    

Hello Wonderful People! After graduating two years ago I have spent my time working and travelling, working and travelling, as I didn’t really know what I wanted to do with my life. And, to be honest, I wasn’t quite ready to join the big, bad adult world. However, I have recently moved to London and started a real life adult job. Shock horror. This is something I’ve always wanted to do, as I’ve been in love with London for years. I always said ‘one day I’ll live there’, never really knowing if it would become a reality or not. But it did, and here I am working in a lovely office in-between Trafalgar Square and Covent Garden and living in an amazing house in Forest Hill. I’ve somehow stumbled into adulthood, and I’m loving it, which is quite scary. As I'm a relative newbie to the big smoke, I thought I'd start to share a few of my experiences with all you travel lovers. I know I'm probably biased, as London is my capital city, but I've been to a fair few capitals in