The Happy Travellers

We’ve been making Travel Vlogs since 1st June 2016 and now have over 1500 videos on YouTube.with over 3.1M views & 10.1K Subscribers

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YES, Travelling makes us happy!

We’ve tried living in one place for a long time but it just does not feel right for us. These days we travel extensively about the UK (mainly England though) and across Europe, making our way through France to Spain and Portugal and usually in the summer through France and Germany to Sweden.
We tend to take our time to wander through France and Germany on our way to the destination countries because we just love the people, cultures, and beautiful scenery and villages that make up Europe.

We like to visit the sunnier places in the winter months so we set off from Folkstone in our motorhome, taking the channel tunnel to Calais in France.

Wending our way through France visiting "off the beaten track" villages and towns to soak up the french lifestyle in late December and January each year.

Travel should not be rushed so we take plenty of time getting to the sunshine in southern Spain and Portugal. We like to visit places we have not been to before and to see some familiar places too. It’s a real joy when we sometimes find a hidden gem that we’ve previously missed.

  • Telscombe Cliffs
  • West Pier Brighton 2007
  • Sydney at night
  • Abandoned in Spain
  • Seagull 'n' Chips
  • two people stand facing each other remain motionless while all the other people in the shot are in motion and blurred - taken at Churchil Square Brighton Sussex
  • An Australian Cuckaburra against a blurred green background of treet - taken at Mount Dandenong near Lelbourne
  • Church in Portugal country town - a road leads up to the church on the hill with a clear blue sky in the background
  • Contra jour photo of Jubilee street in Brighton the people are picked out as dark silhouets, a subtle green tree onntghe right about half way down the street.
  • Boardwalk - a low level shot of the boardwalk at Bangor, the center line where the horizontal boards meet disapears into the distance against a cloudy blue sky.