A Complete Guide to Hiking Mount Ainslie in Canberra
Mount Ainslie is a popular hiking destination in Canberra, offering panoramic views of the city and the surrounding
Travel Inspiration
Welcome to my travel blog, your go-to guide for first-hand tips and advice from a solo female backpacker. Plan unforgettable trips, get practical insights on destinations, budgets, safety, and more. Travelling to over 55 countries, I share honest recommendations to inspire and support your adventures. Whether you’re planning your first trip or seeking off-the-beaten-path gems, you’ll find reliable, straightforward advice to make your journey smoother!
Welcome
My Journey to Travel the World
Hi, I’m Char – Londoner that’s relocated to Melbourne. Full time 9-5 / part time traveller, using any opportunity to explore new places. I hope to provide tips and inspiration for travel destinations around the world
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My Paris Marathon Experience
After swearing to never run another marathon again, I signed up for the Paris Marathon after a drunken
Bank Holidays 2025 and How to Maximise Your Annual Leave
As someone who loves to travel but is constrained by a 9-5 job, I always look to maximise
The Best Things to Do in Auckland: A Visitor’s Guide
Auckland is New Zealand’s largest city, set on two harbours and surrounded by volcanic cones, islands and rugged
Best London Half Marathons
London is home to a fantastic variety of half marathon races, offering something for every type of runner—from
Things to Do in Healesville
Located in the scenic Yarra Valley, Healesville is a charming town known for its vibrant arts scene, renowned
Never Ending Footsteps
Destinations
Whether you’re dreaming of urban adventures in vibrant cities, exploring ancient ruins or relaxing on a beach, these travel tips and guides will help plan your next perfect trip.
Asia
Europe
Oceania
North America
South America
Africa
Travelling
My passion for travelling began in my early childhood. I grew up in a family of individuals who had lived all over the world. My grandparents, parents and extended family had lived across parts of Asia, Australia and Europe, throughout their lives, for work. This led to an ever-increasing curiosity of learning about different countries, cultures and ways of living throughout my life. I’m very lucky to have now travelled to over 55 countries and will continue to spend my days exploring everything this beautiful world has to offer.
