When I set off on my road trip around California I didn’t really have a plan past the first few days. I knew I was setting off from LA. I knew I wanted to see the Sequoia Trees, and hike through Yosemite, and see the crystal clear water of Lake Tahoe. However, beyond that, I…
Even More Beautiful Botanic Gardens Across the Globe
Here we are again friends. Because there are just to many beautiful Botanic Gardens in the world. Part two of my ultimate Botanic Gardens Global roundup! If you haven’t read part one you can read it here now. Without further ado… Leigh – Arizona Sonora Desert Museum In the process of writing a guide book…
Giving Up My Life of Travel
I’m sure that this is a pretty common occurrence, but it’s the first time that it has happened to me. When I left home two years ago, I was more than ready to go. I was bored of my job and my city and I just needed a change. I needed some adventure. The morning…
Most Beautiful Botanical Gardens in the World
There is something truly special about Botanical Gardens. The preservation of nature, usually slap bang in the middle of a bustling city, is amazing. I often find cities to be a bit too much for me, so botanical gardens are the perfect escape from the chaos and a chance to just relax in nature. Usually,…
I Survived a 5km Outback Obstacle Course
So listen. I’m not saying that it was impossible. I mean, I used to jog a fair bit back when I was 19/20 years old. But that was eight years ago. My expectations for being able to complete a 5km obstacle course in the outback heat were about as low as they could get. I…
The Year of the Comeback!
I know, I know. It’s been a while. It has been far too long since I have sat down with a cuppa to write. I have been deep in the Australian outback for the last seven months and to be honest, I got myself a bit wrapped up in the day to day life that…
A Year On the Road in Australia
A year ago I boarded a plane. The start of a journey with no end in sight. Long term travel has been something I had always dreamed of, but knew I wasn’t the kind of person that could hack it. I was a homebody. I was shy and introverted and was content with my few…
Sailing Around the Whitsundays on a Pirate Ship
I knew that during my trip along the east coast I was going to have to venture out to the Whitsundays. It’s safe to say that they are a close second to the Great Barrier Reef in must see destinations on the east coast. There are many options of tours for you to consider. Day…
Whale Watching in Hervey Bay, Queensland
Initially, when I was going to travel up the East Coast of Australia, it wasn’t going to line up with Whale Season, so I had accepted that I wouldn’t get to see then make their way up the coast. However, my plans changed. I arrived in Hervey Bay not long after the whales, so of…
Women Who Wander: Do We Really Need to Travel Solo?
Another week, another Women Who Wander. Women Who Wander is a series here on Young and Undecided where fellow travelling ladies can share their thoughts and stories about solo female travel. Best experiences, horror stories, destinations guides, tips and motivation. You will find a little bit of everything here and hopefully it was empower you…
Morning Hike in Springbrook National Park
During my first weekend on the Gold Coast, I stayed with my friend and her family. Knowing a local means having access to all the good spots I may not have considered. As you probably know, I love hiking and anything to do with nature. After a nice chill Saturday, we woke up at 6am…