Contented Traveller
You’ve Worked Hard. You’ve Earned it. Just Travel.
“It’s All about Serendipity”
"You only earn karma points for unselfish deeds. Not for premeditated acts of point scoring" .... Gordon Arthur
RECENT POSTS
How far away is Australia and how big is our country?
How far away is Australia, you might ask yourself and I can answer with some authority that it is a bloody long way away from many places. The size of Australia and it remoteness still astounds us. [clickToTweet tweet="We know it astounds visitors who make the...
read more
Ontario – Outside my Front Door by Justin plus Lauren
Exploring Ontario - Outside my Front Door, written by locals who know their city Outside my Front Door is a series of posts by fellow travel bloggers who share what is ... outside of their own front door Lauren is one half of Justin Plus Lauren, a travel blog that she...
read more
Parlour Lane Roasters: a coffee shop with a wicked sense of humour.
Parlour Lane Roasters is a coffee shop in Sydney with a big case of attitude. This is in your face attitude, OTT, quirky and totally wonderful. Early on Sunday morning, we headed to Sydney’s old State Theatre, where the bespoke QT boutique hotel has set up its own...
read more
Floating Forest in Sydney Australia
Floating Forest in Sydney Australia How much more unique can you get than the Floating Forest in Sydney? Sydney has its own floating forest in a derelict old ship and nothing could be more spectacular in appearance and uniqueness value....
read more
Essential ski gear list
With winter fast approaching and people starting to book their ski holidays, if they haven't already (we have) this is a checklist of your essential ski gear list. In no particular order: Helmet - essential ski gear A helmet is essential full stop. Regardless of...
read more
London – “Outside My Front Door” by World Travel Family
Discover London, with a family who know the place well in our Outside my Front door series. Outside my Front Door is a series of posts by fellow travel bloggers who share what is ... outside of their own front door Who Are We? Alyson is the writer,...
read more
The Imperial Harem Istanbul, Turkey
The Imperial Harem Istanbul, also known as Harem, Üsküdar in Istanbul, Turkey offers and insight into the lifestyle of the Ottoman Empire, and is a perfect example of Ottoman Architecture. One can only imagine what it actually looked like in its heyday. The entire...
read more
Postcards and letters still matter
Postcards and letters still matter to some people. Don't dismiss these as a form of communication just because we live in an internet age. Much as I am an internet junkie, and in fact thought about calling myself iPaula since I own everything starting with an “i”...
read more
Tasmanian beer – a class of its own
Tasmania beer is in a class of its own. Tasmania is Australia’s only island state. This stunning island may be geographically small, but it is huge in terms of what it offers. Tasmania is the smallest state, though the Australian Capital Territory (Canberra) is the...
read moreJoin Us
...
About Us
We love experiencing a country, city or place by connecting to its history, people and culture.
We know that today’s traveller seek experiences, because that is what we also do.
Find out more about us right here
We are Paula and Gordon,
Award Winning Travel Writers
We love experiencing a country, city or place by connecting to its history, people and culture.
We know that today’s traveller seeks experiences, because that is what we also do.
Find out more about us right here
Working With Contented Traveller
Media Kit
Contented Traveller is read in 130+ countries. Our readers are modern, open-minded and socially responsible individuals with a very strong interest in travelling, cultural destinations and looking for something that is unique.
WORK WITH US
Contented Traveller is a Travel Business. As such we like to work with other businesses on mutually beneficial projects.We have worked with many travel companies, hotels, tourism boards to bring the latest travel trends to our readers.
