With this post we’d just like to wish everyone a Happy New Year and share some photos of animals around the world that certainly make us go awwwww! We hope that 2014 brings you happiness and safe travels, whether that be just down the road or to the other side of the planet.
Borneo OrangutanOrangutan’s at the rehabilitation centre in Sepilok, BorneoMacaque Monkey with her baby, Batu caves, MalaysiaCuddly Koala sleeping at the Healesville Wildlife Sanctuary, Australia
Tasmanian Devil taking a rest, AustraliaTurtle at the Butterfly Park in Kuala Lumpur
Sea lion sleeping in the sun at La Jolla, CaliforniaSo many cats on the Greek island SyrosBaby ducks at the Kuala Lumpur Butterfly park
Alex and Bell originally met while solo traveling after finishing university in 2002, in Brugge, Belgium. Alex grew up in the USA and Bell hails from Australia. During our nearly 20 year marriage we've lived around the world, including spending six years living in the Netherlands and Ireland. We have traveled to nearly 70 countries and enjoy giving readers authentic and quality travel tips. Alex is an award winning travel journalist and travel planner, who also freelances for other outlets. Bell is an award winning PhD scientist who currently works for a non-profit lung cancer advocacy research organization called Lungevity. Happy travels and if you have any questions leave a comment or drop an email!
Thank you very much, Ina! Yeah those Tazzy devils are very deceiving in photos. Spend a little time watching them and you see how vicious those little things are! A Very Happy New Year to you and Dennis as well!!
An Adventurous Borneo Honeymoon in Sabah 
2013 Year End Review- Where We Travelled This Year
Happy New Year! amazing pictures guys! tasmanian devil looks pretty cute to me, not devilish at all!
Thank you very much, Ina! Yeah those Tazzy devils are very deceiving in photos. Spend a little time watching them and you see how vicious those little things are! A Very Happy New Year to you and Dennis as well!!
Happy new year!! THat koala is so precious!!
Thank you, Samantha! Happy New Year to you too!! We were very lucky that the koala was actually looking in our direction rather than the other way 🙂