Tips on camping while pregnant

Tips on camping while pregnant

I have been camping several times while I was pregnant, the last time I went I was 33 weeks when we stayed at Sandy Cape. So many women said to me there is no way they would go. Was I doing the right thing? I must admit I was nervous about going, what if something goes wrong? what if I go into labour early? what if we can’t get to a hospital in time? There were so many what if’s going through my mind.Read More »

Working in the Travel Industry

Shangri-la's Rasa Sentosa
Shangri-la’s Rasa Sentosa

The travel industry is diverse and made up of many different sectors including travel agents, tour guides, cruising and the list goes on. I have ten years of experience working in travel and most of this time was working at a wholesaler. A majority of people don’t know about travel wholesalers, basically they are the middle man between the travel agent and the travel supplier.Read More »

Camping with toddlers and babies

Tips on camping with babies

Prior to having kids we were camping next to a couple with a small baby and I remember saying I would never go camping with a baby. Oh how I was wrong!

Camping with little ones can be challenging but it is also a wonderful experience.

I have an excel spreadsheet with all the things we require when we go camping.  It looks more like a novel than a check list but here are a few of things I make sure I pack when we go camping with toddlers and babies.Read More »

Monkey Mia, is it worth a visit?

Monkey Mia

I have mixed feelings about Monkey Mia, it is very touristy with so many people lined up on the waters edge waiting to see if they will be picked from the crowd to feed the dolphins. Even though they are wild dolphins that come in for feeding I prefer it when we have unexpected encounters with these beautiful creatures. Like when we are out on the water in our kayak and we see dolphins swimming close by or seeing them pop up in the swan river while having a picnic.Read More »