No time to spare in this vast country and we where on our way to Adelaide for our eight day adventure to Urulu (Ayers Rock) and the Olgas. We met the most fantastic group of people from all over the world. Thanks to Mike and Amira , Phil and Sarah, Leta and Stephanie, Sayumi and Jeppe, Jason and especially Kevin our great guide. We slept under the stars in our swags (outdoor sleeping bags) every night amongst the spiders and snakes. We chased the sunrise and...

After exploring Sydney’s buzz we where off to the city of Melbourne. We met up with our two English lovelies that we met in Cambodia and they showed us the best time in Melbourne. We did the lot: clubbing till 5 in the morning on Chapel Street, we drank coffee in the quirky back streets of Melbourne, we rode on the city trams up Fitzroy Street without paying a cent, we visited the many museums and exhibitions on Federation Square, we where mesmerized by the...

It was heartbreaking to leave South East Asia after six months of adventures but we where also extremely excited about Australia. We had a seven hour flight to Sydney. At the airport we where greeted by friendly Ozzie accents…good day mate! Back to Western society and back to realizing the value of money. It was a bit of a shock to the budget paying 30 pounds a night for a bed in a hostel sharing with eight other travelers compared to four pounds for a bun...

From KL to Singapore we traveled in a very unusual coach…it was a business class coach. The seats where just about beds and we have never been so comfortable in our lives…they need to get them everywhere!!  Back in Singapore again for one day, I had to keep Ross away from all the electronic and gadget shops so we went to the Singapore Zoo. None of the animals live in cages. The zoo is surrounded by a large lake and the animals all seemed chirpy...

After all the fresh air and nature living we traveled to the hi-tech, vibrant and fast growing capital, Kuala Lumpur. We arrived in China Town and we where amazed by the friendliness and the mixture of cultures. This city is colorful, crowded and it is amazing how all the mixture of cultures live in harmony with each other and we felt really safe. We stayed in a little hostel in China Town and went to the great night market around the corner. At the night market ...