We've been told that less than 100 years ago most of the Fijian islands still practised cannibalism. And when we started to drive in cars and hop on planes they were still hiding in the bushes. Back then it was hardly the holiday paradise that it is today. 40 times bigger than curaçao with 333 islands and 27 dialects it was bigger than we expected. The islands offer something for everyone from 5 star resorts to Fijian owned Bures where they catch and grow thei...

The South hadn't seen any coldness as of late. It used to be sunshine, rainbows and short showers. But ever since the earth curved away from the sun it became colder. The days grew shorter and the nights grew longer. In the darkness there was nothing to see but millions of stars. Even the moon stayed safely hidden for what roamed around in this cold landscape. The trees thick and tall as ever were whispering in the night by the rustling of their leaves. Newcome...

New jeans, flashlights. Sweaters, sleeping bag and Australian souvenirs. Our last stop on an amazing continent. We were more preparing for our road trip in new Zealand than we were with our heads in Melbourne. Wait..... That's not entirely true and truth be told we were only planning our route in new Zealand and hour or so. We came from the bus at 6 in the morning from adelaide. It was an overnight one of 10 hours. No sleep Ofcourse but we figured it was low s...

From the inside of the car it looked like we had landed on Mars. An endless red sea of dirt and dust as far as our eyes could see. Occasionally a run over emu, kangaroo or a cow laying dead besides the highway. Burned down carwrecks from people who couldn't afford the tow back to the nearest town. And of course the lonely gas station every hour or so. The sun couldn't really push its rays through the clouds which gave the desert a grayish teint. Everyone on the b...

Sydney is my favourite city so far! Even the weather is nice for a change. It is probably the same temperature as back home, around 20 degrees. And it is a big difference compared to where we were. It was never below 30 degrees for 6 weeks so we had to buy some warm clothing here. It is autumn which means that the trees are turning brown and people surf and swim with full bodysuits. Nevertheless everyone is still wearing shorts and tank tops. That has been to col...