So the whitsundays was my next big trip. 3 days and 2 nights in a boat sailing across the different whitsundays Islands and stopping in different places to scuba dive and snorkel. When I arrived at the marina I could see the boat we were going to be on. It was called Wings 3, it was a catamaran and looked very small considering there was going to be 30 of us staying on it for 2 nights. When we got on the boat, we had a little introduction brief into the plan of...

My next trip was Cast Away... This was a 3 day, 2 night camping trip to a remote island near 1770 and you are flown there in a stunt aeroplane! Here's how it went..... My plane was booked for 9.30am on Saturday morning. I was picked up by the driver of cast away and taken 10 minutes down the road to the airfield. They could only take 3 at a time so I met a couple of girls at the airfield who would be on my flight. I didn't think I'd be as nervous as I was but on...

So this was the one I was looking forward too... Fraser Island. The 3 day, 2 night 4x4 driving around an island and camping trip and it didn't disappoint. I arrived in rainbow beach that day and the "meeting new people" had to start again. I checked in, went to my room and met 2 people there from London/ Kenya. We had to go to the briefing that day and luckily I sat with them and I could tell that this was the group I wanted to be in. The briefing was long... 2...

The 3 day Everglades canoeing trip... Where do I start? Myself and Ian (American guy who I met previously at the hostel and made him come with me) met the driver at noosa junction on Saturday morning- the first impression wasn't great... Miserable old man driver who refused to tell me how many people were in the group and moaned the whole way there but we just found it funny rather than getting annoyed. There was also another guy that joined us on the bus, a guy...

Tuesday 28th October and we arrived in Noosa, a small town south of Brisbane. The bus took about 3 hours and yet again... This was a great way to catch up on my sleep!! When we arrived it was like walking into a sauna... 34 degrees and not too fun when you have your life on your back! We were picked up by our hostel workers and driven a 5 minute walk to Halse Lodge where we would be staying for the next few nights. The place was beautiful, it was like a hotel ra...