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Embracing the mud pit that is Glastonbury Festival (Glasto 2016)
This was going to be my second time at the world’s biggest festival, so I decided to approach Glastonbury Festival…
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A guide to camping (for beginners & festival-goers)
Honestly, there is almost nothing better than crawling out of the tent in the morning, boiling the billycan (a metal…
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Walking The Oak Trail through Epping Forest, UK
As a “live-in tourist”, I like to spend my weekends in London exploring its landmarks, cuisine, and activities. But when Carlie…
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How to spend a weekend in Oslo, Norway (video)
Oslo, the capital and most populous city in Norway, is a great weekend escape for travellers wanting to breathe in…
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Five off the beaten track (but easy to get to) European summer escapes
There is nothing better than summer in Europe! But, sometimes it’s better to avoid the big cities and tourist destinations…
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A sunny weekend in Copenhagen, Denmark (video)
In October 2015, I travelled to Copenhagen with a few girlfriends for a 36 hour weekend escape. We had so much fun…
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How to spend a weekend in Berlin
Berlin, the ever-changing capital of Germany and home to fascinating modern history and trendy culture, is a great destination for a…
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Dan’s snowboarding adventures in Chamonix, France (French Alps) (video)
Chamonix-Mont-Blanc is a multi-faceted ski resort boasting world-class skiing and snowboarding trails. And, for Daniel, there was no better place…
About Us
Happily ever after, one destination at a time…
Who are we?
We’re Jacqui and Dan, an Aussie couple who decided that our honeymoon was the perfect excuse to see the world. It’s not always glamorous and we don’t always end up on two feet (ha!), but we’re doing it together and that’s the whole point.

Why is it a never-ending honeymoon?
It started with an idea to move to the UK for a gap year, which went by way too fast and left us with one very clear feeling: we weren’t ready to go home.
So, we didn’t… well not for a few years anyway.

Where have we been?
Together, we travelled to 40 countries before we reached 40 years old.
And now we’re showing our kids the world and introducing them to the never-ending honeymoon!


