The Family Find

Definitely a family that lives by the FIBI motto! Who’s with us? Before people come at me in the comments, we never spend money we don’t have but we do also very much prioritise travel and adventure as a family! Also Reuben mimed the swear words and it isn’t a normal word in his vocabulary, but also thought this was very funny. If this sounds like you don’t forget to say hi in the comment and give @thefamilyfind a follow for more family adventure and travel. Who’s with us?

We still can’t believe people go to the Gold Coast and don’t visit this iconic national park just 30 minutes south of Surfers Paradise! What’s great about the national park is that the oceanview track is super accessible and pram and wheelchair friendly which allows everyone to experience its beauty. We loved linking the oceanview track with the rainforest circuit via Tumgun lookout for an easy 3.1km stroll. We stopped half way at Tallebudgera creek for a play with the kids which was so beautiful! One for the buck list friends! 📍This is Burleigh Head National Park

We still can’t believe people go to the Gold Coast and don’t visit this iconic national park just 30 minutes south of Surfers Paradise! What’s great about the national park is that the oceanview track is super accessible and pram and wheelchair friendly which allows everyone to experience its beauty. We loved linking the oceanview track with the rainforest circuit via Tumgun lookout for an easy 3.1km stroll. We stopped half way at Tallebudgera creek for a play with the kids which was so beautiful! One for the buck list friends! 📍This is Burleigh Head National Park

And if I was a betting lady I bet they’ll look back and say ‘I’m so glad that lunatic is my mum!’ Or at a minimum I’ll be spending the rest of their childhood working towards that response! Who’s with me? Give @thefamilyfind a follow to see all of our adventures and to help plan your next one too!

Use code: FAMILYFIND for 10% off As much as we have used the Survival kits with our own family, we have used them to help people we’ve never met before too. From small cuts and scrapes at the skatepark and playground to head gashes caused by flying beach umbrellas and time sensitive insistences on remote hiking trails. We love Survival and purchased our first kit in 2022. We now have kits for the home, caravan, car, the snakebite kit for hiking and the slimline kit that we take travelling overseas and honestly just about everywhere day to day! An investment that just got even better! Go check them out www.survivalfirstaidkits.net.au

And if I was a betting lady I bet they’ll look back and say ‘I’m so glad that lunatic is my mum!’ Or at a minimum I’ll be spending the rest of their childhood working towards that response! Follow @thefamilyfind to see how I get on.

After travelling Australia for 18months and spending most weekends since hiking with the boys, we are strong believers in that grade 4 and 5 hikes are more fun and enjoyable for our entire family! Honestly, the harder the better. If we settle for an easy trail for whatever reason, it seems to drag for us all! What do you think?

Not even exaggerating! Cannot wait to get back here for another swim! If this isn’t at the top of your list tell me what is? Im so keen to know! If you want to know more about this short hike comment ‘SWIMMING’ below Don’t forget to give @thefamilyfind a follow for more family adventure and travel.

Please use the comment section to send us some advice! Tag brands/ companies/ friends/ legends who might be able to help us out. Some very enthusiastic kids and I’m currently failing them. Please make me mum of the year by upping my fishing game 🙂 thanks in advance!

Honestly this waterfall has been on the bucket list for years and still blew us away! Before we start don’t forget to follow @thefamilyfind for more family travel. The view from the top was gorgeous, but walking behind the falls with the water rushing right in front of us, That’s the bit that stole the show. This 4km, Grade 3 loop takes you from lookouts on the plateau down into the rainforest and behind two waterfalls. There are some steeper, stepped sections on the way down and back up, but nothing too full-on. We did it as a family and everyone had a blast. About 1.5–2 hours all up, with plenty of stops for photos along the way with a snack at the bottom! 📍 This is Twin Falls Walk in Springbrook NP