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How to Spend an Unforgettable Weekend in Paris
Let’s say you and your partner have one of those special occasions coming up, one of those occasions when you could end up sleeping on the couch for a month or two if you happen to miss it, you know...
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Who wants a Sensational Summer Day Trip from Sydney?
I’ll be honest with you, in Summer it’s hard to go wrong with any beach area of Sydney though maybe I am biased since I am from here. You’ll find golden sands and crystal blue waters from Palm Beach in...
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Here’s How We Visited the Mysterious Nazca Lines and How You Can too
I’ve always been quite a sceptic when it comes to interpreting what I see during my travels but I have to admit I failed to keep my cool when I saw the Nazca Lines for the first time. I consider myself...
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What You Can Do Today to Protect your Blog Pictures
As bloggers, none of us like seeing our own pictures snatched and used somewhere else without our consent, that’s a fact. Unfortunately digital plagiarism happens nowadays. However, to some extent...
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Have You Ever Been On A Trip Where Everything Goes Wrong?
Have you ever had one of those trips where everything went wrong? Where one thing after another didn’t go to plan? For me it was my trip to Nepal and India in 2010, a truly disastrous trip I took when...
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Gorilla trekking in Rwanda, a Dream Come True
Ever since I watched Gorillas in the Mist as a teenager I dreamt of going gorilla trekking. Coming face to face with the gorillas was something that fascinated me and filled me with anticipation. If...
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The One When I Survived Huayna Picchu
For most of us the Inca Trail ends in Machu Picchu with a well deserved rest. After 4 to 7 nights in the Andes wandering up and down through the cloud forest and impossible mountain passes, walking by...
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Do You Really Know What Spanish Tapas Are?
I think you will agree with me when I say that trying dishes of other countries is another way of exploring the world, a way of traveling and expanding your mind that you can enjoy even without leaving...
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11 Embarrassing Questions From Our First Year Of Blogging [ANSWERED]
We don’t post about general blogging very often here but after a full year since we started Two Cameras and a Bucket List we thought we would share with you what we learned in the process that took us...
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7 Alternative Ways to Inspire Your Travel Photography
Once you have learnt the basics about photography it is very easy to get in a routine in terms of what you photograph and how you photograph it, particularly when you are travelling. While travelling...
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Try not to fall in love with Australia (if you can!)
Right now we are just back from our last winter Australian trip to visit Michelle’s family and see a bit around along the west coast. For me it has been the first time I set foot in the big continent...
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Why you should take time out in your travel schedule to visit “home”
Ok so we all visit our home towns to catch up with family and friends, that’s a given. No matter what the reason you may have left the city that you spent growing up in it is always good to go and...
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It’s Oktoberfest time again! More than just beer and partying.
We have been living in Munich since 2012 and have visited Oktoberfest many times each year so we wanted to give you some tips, a bit of background knowledge and information about Oktoberfest that we...
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How to Survive Oktoberfest as a Gluten-Intolerant
Imagine you’re all set up for your first genuine and worldwide famous Oktoberfest in Munich. Yeah, I know, there are more than 3000 Oktoberfest venues around the world, including Australia, USA, Canada...
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Bali Virgins
This summer we decided to go to Bali and Gili Trawangan (aka Gili T.) for a week before going to Sydney, my home, for three weeks. We know we are a little behind the times when it comes to visiting...
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The ups and downs of learning a new language
So I have a confession to make that I am not very proud of. I have been living in Germany for 7 years and am not fluent in German. The main problem is that my work is completely in English and I know...
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How we went from Bali to Gili Trawangan, the harder and more adventurous way
There are two types of trips: those that go completely according to the plan and those more interesting ones that leave room for improvisations. Also, there are two types of travelers: those who prefer...
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Gili Trawangan, a little slice of paradise
We’ve all seen those postcard perfect photos on Instagram of dream-like deserted islands. Every time I see one of those pictures I start to drift off to fantasy land and picture myself lying by the...
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How I ended up living in Germany and travelling the world
I love reading so many of the travel blogs out there. I get incredibly envious of the 20-something year old backpackers that are living footloose and fancy free, backpacking their way around the world,...
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An Overview of our Whirlwind Tour of Southern Germany in a Week
I have been living in Munich for more than three years and up until now have only visited Starnberger See, thanks to work, Garmisch Partenkirchen to go skiing and Augsburg and Neuschwanstein which were...
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