Category: Europe
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Fortnum and Mason
Fortnum and Mason was founded as a grocery store in 1707 by William Fortnum and his landlord Hugh Mason. It…
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Ladurée
Ladurée is a Parisian tea room that began in 1862, when a miller from France’s southwest, Louis Ernest Ladurée, created…
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A romantic getaway in the Peak District
WHEN planning a relaxing or romantic getaway in Britain, there are many places to choose from; the rugged hinterland in…
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Peak District Gallery
Read about our adventure in the Peak District and where these photos were taken here. Some of these incredible…
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Getting Around Europe on a Budget
Flexibility is key to travelling with limited funds. If you are able to adapt your travel plans to fit around…
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Living in London: 11 Myths for Expats
When embarking on a new adventure we tend to believe that everything is going to be shiny and new and…
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BBK Live 2013
A taste of what we saw at BBK Live in Bilbao, Spain. Youtube link: Green Day Boulevard Of Broken…
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What to see, do and expect in Amsterdam
Amsterdam is the largest city and capital of the Netherlands in Europe. The city has a metropolitan population of 2.28…
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Betty Blythe Vintage Tea Room
For a truly vintage afternoon tea experience, the Betty Blythe vintage tea room is a beautifully decorated space with gorgeous china tea…
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Running of the Bulls 7th July 2013
1st day of the running of the bulls in Pamplona, Spain on 7th July 2013. Part of the San Fermin…
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!
