Category: Travel Tips
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How we planned our round-the-world family adventure
In just a few short weeks, we’ll be setting off on what feels like the adventure of a lifetime. Over…
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EV road trip charging stops in NSW (the good, the challenging, and the ugly)
On our NSW EV road trip we charged our car a lot. Check out this honest review of our favourite…
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A long-distance EV road trip: Brisbane to Canberra (and back) with all the kids
When we first started planning our family road trip from Brisbane to Canberra and back — with plenty of regional…
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NSW road trip: how to explore Australia’s east coast and outback
Our camping road trip through New South Wales (NSW) was our most memorable family adventure yet. We had recently returned…
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Ethical and thoughtful gifts for travellers
Easily find thoughtful gifts for travellers with this handy list of beautiful items they will love, whether they have limited…
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Review: Is the Coleman Instant Up Tent (6P) family friendly?
We lived in a Coleman Instant Up Tent (6 person) for almost a month on our NSW road trip. But,…
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Food in Japan: The best izakaya (Japanese pub) in Tokyo
If you want an authentic Japanese experience, local delicacies and a great night out, you need to visit a traditional…
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Choosing a travel camera: compact, GoPro or mirrorless?
Choosing a travel camera can be tricky. To video and photograph our never ending honeymoon, we’ve used compact digital cameras, bridge cameras,…
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Honeymoon ideas to inspire your wanderlust
Planning a honeymoon in the near future? There are now some great options if you want an adventurous or more memorable way to start your…
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Walking (hiking) the Cinque Terre, Italy
The Cinque Terre (‘Five Lands’) is one of the most beautiful coastlines in the world, and one of the best places…
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!
