Jac's Journeys

10/06/2024

I'm excited to work with National Geographic Journeys, offered in collaboration with G Adventures. I love that you have free time - every day! The perfect mix of organized adventure with you time.

What can you expect when you travel on a National Geographic Journey?

* A dedicated Chief Experience Officer and knowledgeable local guides
* A group of usually 16 or fewer Travelers
* Comfortable and convenient accommodations in each destination
* Included activities as indicated in itineraries
* Opportunities for on-your-own exploration as indicated in itineraries
* Included meals as per itineraries
* 100% guaranteed departures
* Roommate match for Solo Travelers at no additional fee
* My Own Room option for Solo Travelers wanting their own room (additional fee applies)
To find out more, message me or email [email protected]

23/05/2024

I don’t think I’ll ever get tired of Sydney. 🤩. You can stay right on the harbour with beautiful night and morning sunrise views. Then, you can go out on the harbour and spy a seal right under the opera house. Continuing on your harbour cruise, you can say goodbye to city and hello to national park with plenty of space and nature so close. If that’s not enough then you can climb the harbour bridge for magnificent views.

19/05/2024

What a spectacular walk! This is one of my favourites, from Priscilla’s Crack, 🤣( remember that end scene from Priscilla Queen of the Desert), to deep pools A hike not to be missed. 6 kms of goodness ♥️😊

15/05/2024

Does anyone know this little fella? I found him near Kata djuta / Olgas. 🤷‍♀️.

12/05/2024

Under sunset we dined with local flavours: kangaroo, emu. - and yes, it does taste like chicken. This is Wintjiri Wiru Sunset Dinner.

11/05/2024

Wow! A great day with Thank you Errol for sharing stories of the Djabugay tribe, we visited Cattana Wetlands, Baron Falls, Skybury Rainforest Plantation near Mareeba, Emerald Creek Ice Creamery and we finished our day with the spectacular Skyrail Rainforest Cableway hovering over the oldest living rain forest in the world!

09/05/2024

Scenes from Cairns in the tropical North I love the greenery on their Main Street

09/05/2024

07/05/2024

Circa 1982. I’m 16 and I had the amazing experience of bussing to “Ayer’s Rock” from Gippsland, Victoria. It was a blast. Yep. We climbed it! That’s what you did back then. …I’m that skinny kid hiding in the background with my friends. ♥️. I’m ecstatic and honoured to go back to explore The Red Centre again. This time I’m being hosted by Northern Territory tourism board and they have a jammed full adventure waiting for us, Adventure Travel Advisors from North America: Yep, back on the camels again …………..and ?more to come later ……….

25/04/2024

Close and together. Remembering those who gave. Australia New Zealand Army Corps. Thank you

07/04/2024

One night, one day. Jasper and Marmot Basin. A great day of skiing ⛷️

27/03/2024

Two beautiful homes. One big transition😊💕

27/03/2024

Two beautiful countries. One big transition 🇨🇦

17/03/2024

Good morning! 😊. With coffee I go to the verandah and start every day surrounded by song birds and sweet fragrances from my Mum’’s garden in the valley. I’m grateful to have two nations to call home and that my office is mobile.

09/03/2024

Thank you fabulous Wanderer Adventures at Wilson’s Promontory National Park. This 2.5 hour long wilderness journey took us into Bass Strait If you look carefully you’ll see a 2 meter sea eagle nest. We started on the beach on wheels and they hydraulically contract so in the sea we are ready to cruise For the locals. Don’t miss this 🤩🇦🇺. This is on our group tour planned for feb/mar 2026 ❤️😀.

01/03/2024

One of our stops on the Jacs Journeys tour. Not so many tourists. No loungers. Wild.

28/02/2024

Go Evelyn 💕. A bigs Jac’s Journeys “love this” This is why we travel. This is why I do what I do! Thank you for sharing your journey

26/02/2024

Melbourne lights and sights. Lego tram. Magog and Gog and the catacomb like arcades.

09/02/2024

I was thinking, should I include this hike in the Aussie off the beaten path tour? 🤣🤣🤣 It turns out it’s not as easy as i said it would be. My test subjects said we should have known better! I Channels on the Avon to Huggetts Crossing