Me and Jo have split up and gone our separate ways. Before this happened we explored the far north after our first scheduled dive was cancelled. We went to 90 mile beach and Cape Reinga which is where the Tasman and Pacific sea meet. This was the last day of the good weather before Cyclone Betty struck. We drove back to the Bay of Islands in time for another dive we had booked only for it to be cancelled again due to high winds. After heading back through Auc...

Kia-ora! We arrived in New Zealand early evening and in time to meet Jenny, Alex and Beth for pizza and catch ups, it was great. The next day we started our search for a campervan. We went to the renoundly pricey backpacker market but everything seemed reasonably priced. We found two possibilties but we held on a day as we weren't in a hurry and the price may go down. We went back the next day only to find out one of them had sold so we set our sights on th...

After a tearful farewell to Whitney we headed for St Kilda in search of our hostel. It was probably the worst hostel we've stayed in and the most expensive as it was Grand Prix weekend. It had a horrible smell of feet throughout and it definately wasn't matt's this time. The next day we went for a look around the city and decided to take a tour around the MCG. The tour was about 2 hours which was plenty of time for Jo! It's such a big place with ...

So the time had come to pick up our 'wicked' campervan' to take in the sights of the Grampians and the Great Ocean Road. We named her Whitney the 'wicked' campervan! As we hadn't seen much of Adelaide we took a tour of the city and Glenelg (seaside Adelaide). After this we thought we'd hit the road and get a few km under our belt before stopping for the night. After getting a bit lost we made it back on the right road and stopped at a ...

We had a two hour bus journey which took us to Cape Jervis from Adelaide where we caught the ferry to Kangaroo Island. Our guide picked us up from the port along with five others. We stopped at various nice beaches before going to a eucalyptus farm which wasn't that exciting but they had a baby possum and a little joey to entertain us. After lunch we stopped at seal bay where we walked amongst sea lions in their natural habbitat on a guided tour. This was our...