Tips for women who want to travel
The questions I always get asked when I say I’m travelling alone is “aren’t you scared”, or “isn’t that dangerous”. Followed by “what will you do if something goes wrong”. Women are always on high …
The questions I always get asked when I say I’m travelling alone is “aren’t you scared”, or “isn’t that dangerous”. Followed by “what will you do if something goes wrong”. Women are always on high …
I’m very excited. I spoke with the amazing Gemma for her award winning travel podcast “Girls that Travel”. We talked solo women travellers, outback travel, and having a wild dingo in my campsite one night …
We all make mistakes, some of mine have been doozies, but we won’t go into that here. Now that restrictions are easing, and people are making plans to travel again, here are some simple tips …
After spending almost 5 months in Adelaide on family matters, with only small weekend trips away, I felt the need to do something a bit bigger. “I need to do something challenging” I said to …
There is little more disconcerting in life than waking up, climbing out of your tent for your early morning pee, and being greeted by a round of applause. When you’re all alone. That’s what happened …
Twelve months after my first solo trip across the Simpson Desert I’ve completed my second. I’m still sorting out my notes, so stories will appear soon. It’s also twelve months since I put in my audition …