TRAVEL • Top 10 Kid Friendly Things To Do in Bali



Bali is one holiday destination that is super easy to become addicted to. As soon as we left the island the Bali Blues hit and we were planning our next trip there already. After all who doesn't want to go to a place where for $50AUD a day you can live like royalty? 

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REVIEW • Saviour for keeping toddlers/kids entertained


Now we have been travelling with the iPad for quite some years (3 years to be exact). And no we don't regret it and those insignificant's can snub their noses all they like. WE chose to entertain our little ones with technology and has kept them quiet for hours instead of bickering and fighting.

We soon discovered they can be super fragile and very expensive to fix broken screens. Yes, Miss M had a slip up and dropped the iPad on the tiles. Face down, so I slowly picked it up praying the screen wasn't smashed. But it was :( $250 later and an hour wait in the Apple store, I was on the hunt for something that would never allow this to happen again. 

That is where we found-



goPal iPad Travel Case
RRP- $34.99

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TRAVEL// Ballarat


I was packing the families bags ready to leave for Bendigo when Mr M got home from work. Hayley was away for the weekend so we only had little Madison with us for the night.


Choice Hotels Australasia was kind enough to gift us a room at the lovely Comfort Inn Julie Ann in Bendigo. I cant stress this enough the photos online doesn’t do this place enough justice. Don’t get me wrong it isn’t a 5 star hotel but it definitely ticks the boxes and has all the amenities we needed and so much more.

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INTRO // Who we are

The Wanderlust Family Diaries

Matt and I, both locals to Melbourne started a off as a wanderlust couple getting caught up in country getaways, camping and just down right exploring. Not much tied us down, and if we didn’t have to be stuck between four walls, we weren’t. 


Matt was more of the overseas traveller in his day and threw a bag on his back and went backpacking around the UK but then went to see more of Europe for 3 months. 



Erin (me) is more the outdoors, local adventures on the beach kind of girl. Being half kiwi (New Zealand) has seen Erin return to New Zealand on multiple occasions but never really seeing the “tourist” side of things, just the family side. 


Then we complicated it a little with adding children into the mix, this is when we realised our travel days might be hindered.  Making sure we were never too far from home our family went on camping trips, road trips to Sydney, South Australia and even took a flight to QLD. 
But we never took the plunge to take them on a plane over the oceans and off the shores of Australia. 
5 years on and the eldest Miss H is 8, our youngest Miss M is 5 and we have been hit with the Wanderlust Travel bug once again after visiting Bali with the family. 
We sat down and dusted off the travel books, put pen to paper and tried to figure out how and where on Earth we were going to go with children that had never travelled out of Australia before. 
One of the must’s is that it wasn’t allowed to be a massive flight, as the girls longest flight was to QLD (3hours in the air). 


Bali popped up, Erin’s family had visited on multiple occasions and we used the excuse of “Can’t sorry, we have the girls”. 
Anyway you know how it goes, we went to Bali fell in love with travelling, knew we were idiots not travelling with them earlier and all that stuff. 


So we thought we would share all our adventures local and abroad, as well as all the places we recommend dining at, sipping at, staying at and travelling to of course. 
Also, were not going to sugar coat a thing when we mess up or a place we encounter is a flop- you will know about it J Being a blogger myself on my own personal page (3B’s Blog) I am a massive believer in not sugar coating and just staying truthful to my following – same goes here. 

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