My first weeks in Sydney have been some of the most memorable of my life. It’s such a great place and I’ve really landed on my feet here. Seeing the Sydney Opera House and Harbour Bridge made it feel like the city welcoming us back after a long trip.

Byron Bay, the small town that’s incredibly popular, but with good reason.

An upmarket resort town with and unspoilt National Park. But there’s a darker side thanks to the backpackers.

The worlds largest sandbank was far more amazing than I ever expected! Who’d of thought sand could be so beautiful and spine jaring?

Our second visit to this amazing World Heritage site was just as good. This time we sailed on the Ketch called Enid

Port Douglas is a beautiful town, 60km North of Cairns. It was a great place to chill out and escape Cyclone Larry.

It felt great to be back in Cairns, Australia once again. But this time I was greeted by excessive nights out and Cyclone Larry.

Koh Tao is Thailand’s tropical paradise and a centre for scuba diving that was so good, we just couldn’t leave. At least not until we’d got our advanced PADI qualification and seen some sharks!

Kanchanaburi, Thailand, is home to the Tiger temple, Bridge over the river Kwai and the breathtaking Erawan falls.

Chiang Mai is Thailand’s second largest city, and a place to go treking in the remote northern areas, staying with the tribes.