In 2019, I started with a small-mission, to visit all states and territories of Australia, and I’ve been blessed to complete this by October 2019. Setting small goals along the way, and I’m off to the next goal.
Australia
NSW: Clovelly Bronte State Library Whaling Around Sydney Soul Merroo
Hunter Valley Mudgee Blue Mountain Tamworth
Newcastle Wollongong Berima Byron Bay Coffs Harbour
Nelson Bay Port Macquarie
VIC: Melbourne – B&W Melbourne – colours
QLD: Brisbane Stradbroke Island Moreton Island
Cairns Great Barrier Reef Gold Coast Noosa
TAS: Launceston Hobart
WA: Perth Cervantes Dongara Hutt Lagoon
Swan Valley Margaret River
SA: Barossa Valley Adelaide
ACT: Canberra
NT: Darwin Kakadu National Park
Japan
Tokyo Sumo Mt Fuji Kyoto Osaka
UK
Wirral London (2018) Edinburgh Belfast London (2013)
Indonesia
Central Java Central Java I Semarang Yogyakarta Solo
Surabaya Madura
South America
Colombia: Bogota Monserrate Tomine Cartagena Medellin
Ecuador: Ecuador Quito Amazon Volunteer
Galapagos: Santa Cruz Tortuga Bay Isabela Sierra Negra
Peru: Lima Cusco Cusco City San Pedro Market Sacred Valley
Machu Picchu Machu Picchu photos Aguas Calientes Sacsayhuaman
New Zealand
South-East Asia
Hong Kong Singapore
Langkawi (Malaysia) Kuala Lumpur (Malaysia)
Italy
Venice Rome Florence Milan
Europe
Dublin (Ireland) Amsterdam (Netherlands) Salzburg (Austria)
Paris (France) Nice (France) Monte Carlo (Monaco) Geneva (Switzerland)
Travelling Solo
If you are thinking about it, just do it!!!
Travelling solo to South America is dangerous? yeah, nah, just do it!
Pros: Go wherever you want, whenever you want, do whatever you want, and change your mind 20 times a day. Expand your mind, challenge yourself, increase your confidence level, conquer your fears, read strangers better, trust yourself more, treasure silences, and understand your purpose.
Being alone is a journey, being a couple is a journey – it is not the final destination. Being a solo traveller is my current journey.
(Disclaimer: although my Europe trip was with another amazing girl, Glen, we had the solo traveller’s mind – wherever, whenever, whatever – when we didn’t have the same plan, we went our separate ways and met up for dinner. Halfway through, we even went to different countries then met again.)
Cons: some meals are for sharing, unable to go to the toilet because no one can look after your valuables (I’m trying to stretch this list but I can’t)
