Category: 2012
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Walking Around on a Broken Leg
Disembarking the TGV in Lyon, France, on a Monday night was hectic and slow. Slow because poor Daniel was stuck…
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Broke and broken in Paris (My dwindling love of Paris)
Paris, often known as the city of love and romance, is an incredible city. Since we first visited Paris during…
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Nightlife and Blue Lagoons in Iceland
We departed hot and humid Washington D.C. on Saturday night at approximately 8.40pm, arriving six hours later in cold and windy Reykjavik,…
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Experiencing American culture and history in Washington D.C.
Our last morning in NYC was a relaxed affair. I popped down to the MAC store to replenish my dwindling…
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Travel mistake: not having travel insurance in New York
Sadly, I type this entry on our ninth and last night in NYC. I am sad because I love this…
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Our week in New York: a concrete jungle where dreams are made of
Our three days in San Francisco were awesome… but I think I’ve just found my new favourite place! On our…
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I left my heart in San Francisco and found it in New York! New York!
So it’s safe to say that we didn’t make it big in Vegas and it’s possible that we spent a…
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That time we got married in Las Vegas!
After a somewhat frenzied packing session at 1am and only two hours sleep, we were excited to be embarking on our…
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Leaving home: packing and farewells
After a long week of drinks, parties and goodbyes it would seem that packing is the last thing on our mind.…
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!
