Bolivia

October 12, 2017January 9, 2020 / gltravelphotography

Bolivia is not for the faint of heart! Yes it is rough around the edges, but the benefits significantly outweigh the risks of traveling here. A true highlight is the superlative natural beauty that can be found throughout this great country. Specifically, impressive sights include soaring Andean peaks, steamy Amazonian jungles, and salt crusted flamingo painted deserts. Make no mistake, Bolivia is South America’s most diverse and affordable country.

Currency is the Boliviano (B$)

Languages are Spanish, Quechua, and Aymara.

When to visit Bolivia:

High Season: May to October
Shoulder: October to November
Low Season: November to April

Travel Health: it is especially important that you visit your travel physician prior to this trip as parts of Bolivia are at altitude. You may need medication to prevent altitude sickness.

Altiplano

Lake Titicaca

Altiplano

Atacama Desert

Uyuni Train Graveyard

Lake Titicaca

La Paz Teleferico

La Paz

Salar de Uyuni

Altiplano

Salar de Uyuni

Lake Titicaca

Copacabana

Lake Titicaca

La Paz

Altiplano

Salar de Uyuni

Australia

October 12, 2017January 26, 2025 / gltravelphotography

G’day, mate! No worries if your travel dreams are to live it up in Australia!! Enjoy the Great Barrier Reef, the Whitsundays, the Gold Coast, the Australian Outback, the Sydney Opera House, the Great Ocean Road & Kakadu National Park. This country is fairly low on the culture shock level and it is very family friendly. In turn, it is crucial that you remember your hat, sunglasses, bug repellant and sunblock to protect against their unique environmental conditions. With that in mind, anytime is a good time to be somewhere in Australia.

Currency is the Australian dollar.

Language is English.

When to visit Australia:

High Season: December to February.
Shoulder: September to November, March to May
Low Season: June to August.

Sydney Harbour Bridge

Great Barrier Reef, Queensland

Sydney Harbour Bridge

Great Barrier Reef, Queensland

Flinders Street Station, Melbourne

Captain Cook Cottage, Melbourne

Sydney Opera House

Sydney Harbour

Sydney Opera House

Great Barrier Reef, Queensland

Manly Beach, Sydney

Minke Whale, Great Barrier Reef, Queensland

Sydney Harbour

Great Barrier Reef, Queensland

Antarctica

October 12, 2017February 23, 2025 / gltravelphotography

“Preserved for peace and science, this ice-crowned continent offers inspiration, adventure and perspective. Wildlife roams freely, icebergs crash into the sea, whales breach beside your ship. It’s the trip of a lifetime.” – Alexis Averbuck

Reasons to go:

Glaciers – these glaciers will never look the same as they do today. Take in the views of these unbelievable formations. Don’t put off your trip for too long, because the glaciers are slowly disappearing.
Wildlife – keep your eyes out for penguins, whales, seals and much more. Don’t search for polar bears in this region as they are only found in the arctic.
History – walk in the steps of the world’s greatest explorers.
Inspiration – the mountains, ice, glaciers, wildlife will certainly give you that extra inspiration you’re looking for. Take a breath of that fresh air – you won’t forget it!
Adventure – are you brave enough for a polar dip? Even if that’s not in the cards for you, there’s still lots to do to get your adrenaline pumping. Try kayaking the icy waters to get extra close to the animals and glaciers.

When to visit Antarctica:

High Season: December and January
Shoulder: November and February

How to get around: most people travel the area on cruise ships. The shorter cruise option is often much more rough. It runs from Argentina or Chile crossing the Drake passage. The longer cruise option starts in New Zealand, but these cruises can often run in the range of 1 month or longer.

Lemaire Channel

Paradise Harbour

Deception Island

Antarctic Peninsula

Paradise Harbour

Antarctic Peninsula

Deception Island

Antarctic Peninsula

Deception Island

Antarctic Peninsula

Paradise Harbour

Antarctic Peninsula

Paradise Harbour

Welcome to G+L Travel Photography

October 9, 2017January 9, 2020 / gltravelphotography

We are G+L (Greg and Lyndsey) Travel Photography. We have been married since 2006 and have two energetic daughters, Annabelle and Ellie. We love to travel and it is our goal to widen your world through travel photography showcasing the magnificence this world has to offer.

Travel has been an important part of our lives since our engagement in 2005. Travel is our hobby as we both work full time in family medicine and take an interest in travel medicine. We will try our best to keep you up to date with our recent travels and pass on some valuable tips to keep you healthy and safe while travelling abroad with or without your children.

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