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Litchfield Camping Chair
59,99€
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Forrest Tarp – 21 Sizes (Green)
Price range: 19,99€ through 239,99€
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Kimberley Tarp – 21 Sizes (Tan)
Price range: 19,99€ through 239,99€
Grampians Hammock
59,99€
Mount Difficult Lightweight Tarp
59,99€
Sheoak Picnic Rug
49,99€
Otways Travel Mug
18,99€
'OUTBACK TO THE BACKYARD
The new WAY&FARER camping collection is rolling out. More coming soon.
Select options This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product page
Kimberley Tarp – 21 Sizes (Tan)
Price range: 19,99€ through 239,99€
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Frans Haalebos
Trustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google.We hebben bij Way and Farer 2 campingstoeltjes en een tafeltje gekocht. Guy en Eva hebben ons goed geadviseerd en het zijn hele mooie, en vooral ook goede stevige produkten en zitten heel comfortabel. Ook zitten de stoelen en de tafel in een stevige hoes en dus makkelijk mee te nemen op vakantie. En ook prima te gebruiken in je eigen tuin of balkon. groet, Anneke
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Trustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google.ИÑкам да Ð±Ð»Ð°Ð³Ð¾Ð´Ð°Ñ€Ñ Ð·Ð° доброто отношение, бързо и качеÑтвено обÑлужване, Ð½Ð°Ð¼ÐµÑ€Ð¸Ñ Ð¿Ñ€Ð¾Ð´ÑƒÐºÑ‚ÑŠÑ‚, който Ñ‚ÑŠÑ€ÑÐ¸Ñ Ð¾Ñ‚ дебел, плътен и качеÑтвен материал, предпазващ в горещите летни дни . Поздрави от Ð‘ÑŠÐ»Ð³Ð°Ñ€Ð¸Ñ ÐºÑŠÐ¼ Eva & Guy
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Lukáš Jogl
Trustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google.Fast delivery, lightning fast transaction. Great equipment
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EISCOMAN
Trustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google.Great tarp ! Perfect product, sturdy tough canvas will withstand any use and abuse 😃. Can make a tent out of it or use it as a ground cloth .. ik does the job ! Lovely people who sell Way&Farer great communications 🥇!!
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Yassine El kochta
Trustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google.I was looking for an item difficult to find. Had a nice exchange with Guy. You could feel the warmth and commitment to satisfy the people inquiring. I saved the link to their shop in my bookmarks. Feels just right to work with such nice people ! Thank you Guy !
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Joe Christensen-Eriksson
Trustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google.Great customer service. I've been messaging back and forth with Guy and everytime I've been updated about the state of my package. You won't get this good service anywhere else 😠Update: Just got my tarp can't wait to use it tomorrow 😇
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Francois Kruger
Trustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google.An absolute joy and privilege to be working with this company. Highly recommended! Here is to the future. Cheers!
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Marlien Brandjes
Trustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google.Best customer service ever! I wish all online stores had great service like this. Guy followed up on the delivery and answered questions promptly. We love the products! Great quality and so beautiful. These items will last us for decades to come. Highly recommend!
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Mar Rei
Trustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google.Hallo ich kann WAY AND FARER also Guy und Eva uneingeschränkt empfehlen. Die Produkte die ich dort erworben habe (eine handgemachte Ölhaut Plane und eine Ölhaut Boden Matte mit Wolle in Groß und eine in klein) sind von außerordentlich guter Qualität, so das ich sie meinen Kindern vererben werde, wenn ich nicht mehr bin. Der Kontakt mit Guy war hervorragend! Die Kommunikation war schnell, unkompliziert und sehr sehr nett! Ich hoffe das noch viele Leute den Weg zu diesen wunderbaren Laden finden!
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Brett King
Trustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google.Guy is very helpful and more than happy to get special order gear in for you. Happy customer ðŸ‘
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AUSTRALIAN-INSPIRED CAMPING GEAR
‘OUTBACK TO THE BACKYARD
Litchfield Camping Chair
59,99€Otways Travel Mug
18,99€ Select options This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product page
Kimberley Tarp – 21 Sizes (Tan)
Price range: 19,99€ through 239,99€
Oilskin Canvas Poncho
118,99€
Single Tube
22,99€
2-tone Enamel Kettle
74,99€ ONE ORDER = ONE TREE PLANTED
WAY&FARER Blog
New stock of Australian reef-safe sunscreen available in Europe!
That's right! Our warehouse in France is now stocked up with a fresh batch of SPF5 sunscreen from Sunbutter Skincare!We couldn’t get our hands on the usual 100-gram tins, as they’re also unavailable right across Australia at the moment, but we have t...
DIY pool shelter with a 3x4m canvas tarp
We inherited an above-ground pool when we moved to the French countryside late last year, and it's been an absolute lifesaver this summer. Unfortunately, there are no large trees or anything else nearby that provide a bit of shade, so we've struggled...
How to save your garden in 3 steps with a 1x2m canvas tarp
The recent heatwave in France started to devastate our garden (and me!) - now that the second one is upon us, after adding a quick DIY garden feature, our veggie patch is thriving!
One of the best things about moving to the French countryside is t...
Using tarps to make DIY backyard shelter
Our garden is dying, we're getting sunburnt while swimming in the pool, and worst of all, there's no shade above the barbecue! But it's not all bad news, and we've got a great solution that has allowed us to actually enjoy the heatwave!
We moved f...
Olinda Side Bowls – Small (Set of 2)
19,99€
Olinda Dinner Plates (Set of 2)
24,99€
Thistle Cove Side Plates (Set of 2)
19,99€
Follow our journey as we explore Australia in a 1982 Viscount caravan.
Chasing Slow – Part 1: Fleurieu Peninsula
We've started our long, slow lap around Australia - from Geelong to Geelong, heading west via the coast! The Great Ocean Road, Otways, Wilsons Prom, Tasmania - we've done it all, so instead of exploring Victoria, we headed straight to my Mum's at ...
Chasing Slow – Part 2: Flinders Ranges
It's been a burning desire of mine for many years to head out to the Flinders Ranges in South Australia, & now we finally got to go there, it didn't disappoint! I grew up regularly heading to the Grampians, camping, hiking and exploring the pl...
Chasing Slow – Part 3: Crossing the Nullarbor
It's time to hit the coast! (again). After heading inland and having an introduction to the outback at Flinders Ranges, we drove south for about 500 kms and were reunited with the South Australian coastline. Our plan was to spend a week or two...
Chasing Slow – Part 4: Esperance
Our first full day in WA was upon us! & it had been long anticipated - we've made it to paradise on the south coast of Western Australia: Esperance. We drove about 7,500 kms getting to Esperance from Geelong (of course including a lot of detou...
Chasing Slow – Part 5: Margaret River
The entire southern part of Western Australia is stunning and diverse. The coastline is home to turquoise coloured water with pristine sandy beaches separated by rocky cliffs with hundreds of small islands dotted across the ocean. Inland is covered b...
Chasing Slow – Part 6: Perth & Heading North via Kalbarri
With the south coast complete, it's time for some sun! Winter is over and we're heading north, so it's going to be a bit of a double up on the heat coming our way. Our two main places of interest for this leg of our lap around Australia are Perth &am...
Chasing Slow – Part 7: Exmouth
"It doesn't get better than Exmouth" - Western Australian locals. Since crossing into WA and sharing our travel plans around the camp fire or over a beer at the pub, we've heard time-and-time-again that Exmouth is one of Australia's best places to...
Chasing Slow – Part 8: Gorgeous Gorges of Karijini
It's time to head inland after spending most of the last 11,000 kms along the coast. We're heading west from from Exmouth to Tom Price, then into the Karijini National Park to go explore some most stunning, remote and oldest gorges in the country! ...
Chasing Slow – Part 9: Entering the Kimberley through Broome
Waking up to the soaring heat in the full exposure to the sun, a body that felt like it was falling to bits and a mission to get to Broome, off we went. We started the day at Not Daz and Shaz's Stop, a free campground (..patch of sand where campin...
Chasing Slow – Part 10: We broke down in Fitzroy Crossing!
We got up and left Broome at 5:00 for a long, remote drive through the Kimberley. Better to be safe than sorry, we detoured to a place called Derby for some new tyres and to get the car serviced. Feeling in fine form, off we went! 250 kms later, ...
Chasing Slow – Part 11: Lake Argyle
Rain arrived and flood waters rose, the roads went under water and the way out was closed. We broke down in Fitzroy Crossing & ended up spending about two months there. The wet season was in full force near the end of our stay, and like many ...
Chasing Slow – Part 12: Northern Territory Top End
Goodbye Lake Argyle, farewell the Kimberley, see ya later Western Australia - we're crossing into the Northern Territory. We pulled out of Lake Argyle & before we knew it, we entered the NT and headed for Katherine. Spending the last four mont...
Chasing Slow – Part 13: The Red Centre
We're on a mission! We're heading south, then south again. Our original plan was to complete a clockwise lap of the country and be back in Victoria for Christmas, but as we broke down in Fitzroy Crossing and ended up spending two months there, som...
Chasing Slow – Part 14: Glenelg River Canoe Trail
A fair few Christmas's ago, Tom (my brother) & I went canoeing down the Glenelg River over a few days in the very south-west corner of Victoria. We slowly paddled down stream through the stunning dry forest and gorges, camped at canoe only sites ...
Chasing Slow – Part 15: Great Ocean Road Bypass
Completing the Glenelg River Canoe Trail was a lot of fun, although pretty exhausting! So, we skipped the Great Ocean Road & headed for the hills! Although we were in a perfect location and time of the year to head along the Victorian coastlin...
Chasing Slow – Part 16: Daylesford
We've been roughing it for a while and after getting some well needed rest, we combed our hair and headed for Daylesford. My Dad and his wife, Julie have spent a fair chunk of the last few years exploring Australia in their caravan. They've had a ...
Chasing Slow – Part 17: Mount Buffalo
Over the years, we've heard a lot about Bright and how nice the place is, & as it's only a bit over an hour from the farm that we had been helping out at, it made sense to go and take a look! Bright & early, we made it to Bright. The town ...
Chasing Slow – Part 18: Australia’s Highest Mountain
We hiked up the highest mountain in Australia! ..but, not as planned. Exploring the Australian Alps wouldn't be complete without making our way to the Mount Kosciuszko Summit, the highest mountain in Australia. We left Mount Buffalo and headed ...
Chasing Slow – Part 19: Canberra
Right up in the northern part of the mountains that we've been exploring for the last few weeks, just where you'd never expect it, we found Canberra, Australia's capital city. Designed by the same bloke that was town planner for Daylesford, wh...
Chasing Slow – Part 20: NSW South-ish Coast
Back to the coast! We've been inland for a while since canoeing down the Glenelg River at the start of the year. Mainly spending our time at high altitude (..by Australian standards), taking it easy at the Grampians, drinking from the natural mine...
Chasing Slow – Part 21: Blue Mountains
Out of anywhere on the east coast, the Blue Mountains were our most anticipated destination. We've heard so much about the place and the regular comparison to the Grampians in Victoria that we've explored in detail, now we had finally made it there a...
Chasing Slow – Part 22: NSW north coast to Byron Bay
Byron Bay sits right up the top of NSW where the clear warm water rolls in from the east onto the pristine, sandy surf beaches. Known for long hair and a laid back atmosphere, the place is an iconic Australian surf town and always a lot of fun to vis...
Chasing Slow – Part 23: Lamington & the Gold Coast
We couldn't resist the urge to pop in to Queensland and go hiking in the Lamington National Park before finishing what has been a long, incredible time exploring Australia. Byron Bay was meant to be the furtherest north on the east coast that we w...
Chasing Slow – Part 24: Exploring Australia!
..from "exploring" to "explored"!
30,000 kms later, we've finished our caravan trip around Australia! We hitched the caravan to the back of the car last July and set off from Geelong with little expectation and no goal, other than taking it slo...