The Travel Quandary is a travel and lifestyle blog dedicated to travellers with a curious streak and an open mind. It’s for people who are itching to explore destinations different to their home and who most definitely enjoy an exceptional cup of coffee.
This website is curated by Jasmine & Bevan – fervent adventurers, inquisitive storytellers and ardent coffee lovers. Together, we share insightful travel guides, spell-binding narratives and spine-tingling photography from our personal experiences.
We hope that The Travel Quandary is a source of practical advice and inspiration so that you muster up the courage to lead a life of adventure. So that you can tell a story of your own.
Explore the world with The Travel Quandary, your guide to insightful travel experiences. Discover captivating narratives, stunning photography, and practical tips from our adventures in diverse locations, including vibrant cities like Hong Kong, Tokyo, and Singapore, as well as the beautiful beach destinations across Australia. Let us inspire your next journey!
It goes without saying that Australia has some bloody good beaches. We’re not talking about the pebbly rubbish you find in areas around Europe (ahem, Italy – we love you for other things anyway!). Google “white sandy beach Australia” and your search will return images of astounding, jaw-dropping silken goodness.
The days of paper maps are almost numbered and asking for directions is now hardly necessary. Navigating a foreign city is nowhere near as difficult as it once was with the advent of smartphone apps. You no longer need to wander aimlessly if you don’t want to and you can
You’re about to embark on your next adventure – hooray! Travel planning comes naturally to some who thrive on the challenge to find the best deal on a tour, stay at the coolest hotel or dine at the hottest new restaurant. These travellers are always at the airport on time,
The person we are today is a culmination of all the places we have seen, the food we have eaten, the people we have met and the experiences we have had.
These are the tales that we have lived to share with you.
We acknowledge Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples as the First Australians and Traditional Custodians of the lands where we live, learn and work.
