Welcome to Our Wayfaring Life! We are Emma, Daryl and a border collie, Chika traveling around Australia indefinitely in our caravan. Join us as we share our adventures, provide information, tips and ideas for caravanning Australia on a budget.
The Blue Mountains with all its national parks is often overlooked or avoided by dog owners based on the assumption there are very limited or no places to visit and authentically enjoy what the mountains have to offer. While dogs are forbidden to enter national parks there are state reserves and council managed lands that offer great alternatives to visit with your four legged friend.
Our travels continue as we this time make away along the New South Wales South Coast for 16 days from 16 April 2018. See what we did and where we stayed.
Curiosity about how we fund Our Wayfaring Life is fairly common and something we have been asked about moreso given we are in our early 40s. Our savings is currently our major source of how we are paying for our travels around Australia. Here we share how we saved and provide some real practical tips to get you saving and quicker.
Gippsland Victoria is a coastal and rural region on the east side of Victoria stretching from the south east coast to the NSW border. We travelled it for four weeks and spend only $10 in total on camp fees.
Female travellers are too often hesitant and lack the confidence that they can tow a caravan or camper trailer. I was one. This article talks about how I overcame my fear and started towing. The article provides some practical tips for women who are thinking about learning or starting to tow their caravan or camper trailer.
Dreaming of caravanning Australia? Yeah we did too and now we are doing it. How? Here we talk about how you can do it too with some planning and hard work.
Tasmania has so much to see and do as well as places to camp with your dog that taking them with you really is an option to consider. Here are our tips for caravanning Tasmania with your dog.
