Australia

Sydney, Western Australia and Queensland are known for having some of Australia's finest beaches, but Melbourne also has a decent share of beaches. If you were to head to one of the Melbourne beaches on a warm summer day, you'll find it extremely difficult to find a free spot. While...

While Perth might be the most isolated capital in the world, it has some of the best beaches - think sugary sand and crystal clear, blue waters. Not only do these beaches seem to stretch on forever, but they're also highly accessible. Most beaches are less than a 20-minute...

The NSW Hunter Valley winegrowing region is only a 2-hour 30-minute drive north of Sydney, yet its appeal as a holiday destination is far-reaching. From the many legendary wines that you can sample in more than 80 cellar doors in and around Pokolbin and beyond to the once-in-a-lifetime experiences...

The NSW Central Coast, a one-hour to 90-minute drive north of Sydney, is a quintessential Australian holiday playground, where swimming, surfing, and fishing are as much a part of a stay as going for a coastal bushwalk or downing a beer around the barbecue. Yet its imagery is more...

If you head 1500 km out from the west coast of Australia into the eastern Indian Ocean, about 2600 km northwest of Perth and 380 km south of Jakarta, Indonesia you will find Christmas Island. An equatorial island only 135 km sq in size, 63% is protected in the...

Sydney is one of Australia's most popular cities to visit and explore. There is so much to experience, from relaxing on Bondi Beach to exploring Ku-ring-gai Chase National Park during the day. But what about at night? You'll be pleased to discover there are unique and exciting things to do...