Homeward Bound

After 395 days of travelling to 27 countries, 34,869kms on the clock, meeting up with family, old friends, making new friends, uncountable bottles of wine and beer it's time to return home, get haircuts and real jobs. We have had so much fun on our adventure and have enjoyed your following along with us on our journey. We hope we have inspired some to do the same. That's all for now folks and see you soon ✈️🇳🇿

Boat Trip

A few shots of our three island boat trip. The day started off a bit dodgy with us not being picked up and we had a 40 min van ride to catch up to the boat. From then on the day just better & better! A fantastic day out with an authentic Croatian lunch in the courtyard of a family home, an open bar on board, sunshine and beautiful swimming beaches. All for about NZ$100.

Montenegro

Today we took ourselves off on a day trip to Montenegro. The Adriatic is a crystal clear blue sea and the scenery along the way was spectacular! This is a very beautiful part of our world.

Montenegro - the island on the right is man made

Montenegro

Kotor, Montenegro

View from the top of the hill we climbed in a
small walled village called Kotor

Marina in Budva, Montenegro

Time for a splash

The locals beach at Budva 

The tourists beach at Budva

A little Montenegro village

Dubrovnik

OK, so now I know why everyone loves Dubrovnik. Day 1 has been a beautiful day in every way in this gorgeous city.

Old Town, Dubrovnik 

Old Town, Dubrovnik 

The old port

JR at River Ombla, the smallest river in Europe,
only 40 metres long

View of the old town from the Mountain

Sunset from the top of Mount SRDJ

Croatia Calls

Feeling excited!  We are on our way to Croatia for a few days, then back to London for a week. 

Farewell Gypsy Girl!

We farewelled our Gypsy Girl today as she travels to new waters and home in Aotearoa. She has been the coolest home on wheels for the past 12 months taking us through Europe, North Africa and the U.K. and has clocked up some 34,869 kms (21,671 miles). Oh what a ride!!!

Brockenhurst, Hampshire

A couple of lovely relaxed days in the New Forest with Karen Brettell & Stu Brettell. Thank you for the wonderful and beautiful country experience. It's now time to dry out as you are a bad influence on us kiwis!

A damp day called for a pub crawl in
 Brockenhurst

Donkeys walking the Main Street is a typical sight
in the village of Brockenhurst.

Vehicles just maneuver around the livestock

More donkeys

Deer in our front yard, back yard and all around
us. Fortunately they are all protected from
John Russell