Luisa Out 'n' Back

9 Month, that was the time I lived my own life in another country completely alone. A lot of people where sceptical if i could ever make it, on the other hand I had those who always believed in me. Yes I did it and I’m happy and proud of myself. I got through ruff times and lovely times. I made a lot of new friends and had the opportunity to see a lot of the world. Now the big journey comes to an end and I’m definitely not ready to go home, even I’m more than happy to see my family and friends which I really missed, but of course now I want to see more of the beautiful world. But i also know it’s not forever and I will go out and see more. I can’t even tell how precious everything is I learned and experienced after snakebites and skydives, I can handle everything better. I grew on my own and know how to act in certain situations. I thank everyone who made my trip so special, all those new friends I’ve made, but especially Jan, Sylvia, Rhonda, Michael and Lauren!! Thanks for all you did for me ♡. See you all soon!

Janina and I had an amazing day today. We woke up at 1:30am in the night to climb up a Volcano. The walk was really steep and ruff but we made it in time to see the beautiful sunrise. Because we had a drive it wasn't the last thing we did on that day. We also visited the Holy Spring Temple. We had a bath in the holy water which was amazing. The next stop was on the rice terraces. We had heaps of fun and we will have more the next days. looking forward 😍🌴☀️

Ok now I finally have the time to tell you new things. 3 days ago I arrived well in Bali, more exact in Kuta. That place is not one of the nicest I've been in the world but it was really interesting to see the huge difference to European cities. Today we stayed in Seminyak, where we went to the beach. I have to say I'm positively surprised about Bali. The culture is something completely different, also something you need to see once in your life. In the next days we gonna make our way to Ubud and when I say we I mean a friend I met in Australia, her name is Janina and we get along very good. We will have an awesome time. Bali show us what you have.... 🌴☀️😍🏄🏻

Yesterday we drove 1250km from Mount Isa back to Cairns, where our road trip started. We've been on the road well over 4 month and had an awesome time together. We had a lot of fun, good times and bad times but we managed to deal with everything that came in our way. Now I stay for a few days at Christinas cousins house in cairns before I fly to Bali.... so excited 😍!

Two days after the Uluru Tour Joe, a friend of our Tour Guide, invited us to do a free MacDonnell ranges Tour with us in our car on his free day. we where so happy and packed our car with food and other stuff for the day. We went to all the good places like Simpsons Gap. unfortunately the weather was not that nice but we had so much fun 😀👍🏻. A huge thank to Joe who made that day really special ❤️. ps. he looks like Santa clause 😁🙈🎅🏻.

3 Days Tour of Uluru, kata tjuta and Kings Canyon.

We left almost 900km behind us from Adelaide trough the outback. Our first stop was the “big” mining and opal Town ‭Coober Pedy. It is famous for living under the ground and having several buildings under ground like churches, cafés and houses. We visited one of the underground houses dug by three women with shuffles and wheelbarrows. That was quit impressive. Our next stop will be THE outback town Alice Springs. 🏜🏜🏜🏜🏜🏜🏜🏜🏜

South Australia was out next stop, where we stayed at a friends house in Adelaide. We had awesome days there and did heaps of stuff, especially activity things. On the first day we went for a nice walk in the Adelaide hills with a incredible view on the cbd skyline. After that Rachel brought us to a city cycling tour and after that we went rock climbing which we really enjoyed. That was a really long and exhausting day though. On the second day we went triking, where we didn’t had luck with the weather but it was still fun. Of course it was not enough so we went to a winery (where I only had tea 😁). The last day was just a relaxed day because it rained a lot. We definitely have to thank Rachel for all the things she did with us, it was really cool and a lot of new experience for each of us. Adelaide 👍

Victor harbour

After the great ocean road we went to the Grampians, a really nice national park on the border to south Australia. Unfortunately the weather was not on our side but we made the best out of it. I did a really nice walk to the Pinnacles and after that we went to the famous balconies lookout which was quit impressive. Practically standing on the edge.

Great ocean road, part 2

Wilson's Promontory National Park, near Melbourne.

Three Sisters, Leura Cascades + walk, Katoomba Cascades, Wentworth Falls --> we did a very exhausting 4 hour walk on the edge of the National Pass walk. In the two days we walked in total incredibly 19km!!!

Sydney --> Harbor Bridge, Opera House, Queen Victoria Building, Angel Street Bondi Beach --> Bondi main Road, Bondi Coastel Walk, Bondi Icebergpools

I wasn't really active recently, so maybe I should update my rank. So from byron bay we followed the coast down to Coffs Harbour and the Dorrigo National Park. Because our plan is quit tight we left after two days and went to a hidden National Park called Hat Heads where we stayed almost three days because we really liked it, it was something different. Port Macquarie was our next stop where we enjoyed a nice Caravan Park, after haven't had a good shower for ages 🙈. And then finally we got to Sydney which we explored for a couple of days, before we yesterday went to the Blue Mountains. In the last few weeks we have seen so much that I can't even tell how much I appreciate everything.... time flies way to fast. 🌏

Byron Bay

In last past few days we finally left Brisbane for good and kept traveling down the coast. We went to the Gold Coast we we stop at Surfers Paradies and we also went to a Theme Parks like Warner Brothers and Wet'n'Wild where we had a lot of fun. After that we drove to a Nationalpark called Springbrook where we unfortunately had a bit of rain. Of course we went to the famous Byron Bay. A really nice relaxed town full of backpackers and nice vibe.