Category: The Big Trip 2019/2020

After touring the west coast and before heading to Melbourne we spent some days in Perth. All the Animals in Mandurah Before going to Perth itself we spent three days in Mandurah, a southern suburb. Our campground came with plenty of animals. Besides some very naughty Australian Ringnecks (a...

After the fantastic Pinnacles, pretty Pink Lake and hot Kalbarri National Park, it was time to hit the water and therefore we headed north. Hot Drive up to Monkey Mia On the way out of Kalbarri, we stopped again at the national park for two more looks at the...

After rocking Wave Rock (sorry for the lame intro), it was time to head to the West Coast. The Pinnacles under the Stars Again, to get from Hyden to Cervantes it was quite a drive but at least we had a great Chinese lunch in the little town of...

After two weeks more or less following the coast, it was time to head up north. Grab a beer (as it gets hot) and read all about it. Never-ending Train at Norseman Soon after leaving Esperance the landscape started to change and became much drier and dustier. We stopped...

The next day we left Albany (read here about what we did there). However, before leaving, we visited the ANZAC memorial. ANZAC stands for the Australian and New Zealand Army Corps which dates back to World War I and is very much part of the Australian identity (especially the...

After our adventures in the Southwest, small Walpole was our base for the next two nights. High above the Grounds We first explored Mount Frankland. After a short hike and a climb up two iron ladders, we reached the top from where we had an absolute astonishing 360-degree view....

After spending two days at Bunker Bay it was time to say goodbye to our friends as they needed to head back to Switzerland. We were very blessed that we have another 2 months plus in this great country and therefore headed further down south. Swimming with Rays at...

After a short and very packed three days in Singapore, we left the Little Red Dot for Perth, Western Australia. Greeted by spring-like temperatures at 5 pm we headed for our Airbnb near the airport for one night. Once again we had a super friendly host who even bakes...

Suwon is a suburb of Seoul and famous for its fortress walls which are a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The first evening we tackled the eastern side. The about 200 years old walls are well maintained and offer various viewpoints of the city. After all the walking we got...

Good news first, Hazel’s fingers are recovering well and at the time of writing, they are almost back to 100%. We just came back to Singapore for a few days before heading to Perth. Read all about our twelve days in Korea in this and the next post. BBQ...