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See Malaysia: How to Discover its Cities, Jungles and Islands
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See Malaysia: How to Discover its Cities, Jungles and Islands

From glittering skylines to ancient rainforests, hawker stalls to fine dining, Malaysia promises such striking contrasts that one visit feels like several holidays in one. Malaysia doesn’t ask you to choose between a city break or a beach escape, and a food adventure or a journey into the wild. In the morning, watch Kuala Lumpur […]

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From Kakadu to Bamurru Plains: Explore Australia’s Top End by Land, Water and Air
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From Kakadu to Bamurru Plains: Explore Australia’s Top End by Land, Water and Air

Skate across wetlands, soar over waterfalls and softly tread through ancient rock art galleries in the Northern Territory’s extraordinary Top End. From savanna woodlands and lush floodplains to caves and crocodile-lined billabongs, the Top End is a world of its own. But it isn’t just one experience. From above, you see its sheer scale. On […]

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Cairns, Port Douglas & Palm Cove: Where to Stay in Tropical North Queensland
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Cairns, Port Douglas & Palm Cove: Where to Stay in Tropical North Queensland

These three gems along the Queensland coast are separated by only an hour’s drive, but they make for very different holidays. The Sunshine State presents a positive problem: choosing between city, sand, reef and rainforest. The beauty of the region is that you can easily tick off all four in a single weekend. If it’s […]

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Gold Coast Insider Guide: Beach, Bars & National Parks
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Gold Coast Insider Guide: Beach, Bars & National Parks

Known for decades as the end-of-high-school party spot, the Gold Coast has itself graduated to become a sun-kissed strip of high-end luxury. Here’s what our guide to the Gold Coast. This region is not called the Bronze Coast or even the Silver Coast: the beaches, the nightlife, the seafood straight from the ocean to your […]

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7 Things That Surprised Me About French Polynesia
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7 Things That Surprised Me About French Polynesia

From mountain adventures and local guides to boat transfers that become part of the magic, these are the unexpected details that make French Polynesia so much more than just a honeymoon destination. When I got the opportunity to travel to French Polynesia, I was immediately thrilled. It had been on my bucket list for years, […]

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Malta Unpacked: Why Go & Everything You Need to Know
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Malta Unpacked: Why Go & Everything You Need to Know

Planning your first trip to Malta comes down to a few smart choices. Here’s what to know before you visit the European island that defies its size. Malta is a destination that may look simple on a map but gets more interesting the closer you look. The country is compact, English is widely spoken and […]

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Why September to April is the Northern Territory’s Best Kept Season 
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Why September to April is the Northern Territory’s Best Kept Season 

Discover why the Northern Territory’s best-kept secret is its best kept season.  Visiting the Northern Territory from September to April brings the extraordinary in abundance: seasonal rainfall can send water twisting and tumbling down Uluṟu and fills floodplains in the Top End. Witnessing rain cascade down Uluṟu is a rare spectacle, experienced by just 1% […]

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Australia’s Best Regional Escapes By State: Outback, Vineyard & Coast
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Australia’s Best Regional Escapes By State: Outback, Vineyard & Coast

Swap city streets for leafy vineyards, rolling hills, expansive beaches and the extraordinary red desert. These are Australia’s best regional escapes.  Australia has no shortage of extraordinary cities. But the country’s most memorable escapes are found beyond them in the misty valleys of the Yarra Ranges and the sun-baked red rock of Uluru. Here are Australia’s best regional escapes, state by state. New South Wales Bannisters Pavilion, Mollymook A five-minute walk from Mollymook Beach, with a rooftop […]

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The Private Villa Destinations That Match How You Want to Travel
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The Private Villa Destinations That Match How You Want to Travel

The best private villa holiday destinations aren’t interchangeable. This guide compares Bali, Australia, New Zealand and Thailand by area, access and daily pace, so you can choose a base that works for the trip you have in mind. A private villa holiday starts with a map, not a property search. This guide compares Bali, the […]

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The Rottnest Island Glamping Stay Made for Slow Mornings and Pinky Beach Sunsets
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The Rottnest Island Glamping Stay Made for Slow Mornings and Pinky Beach Sunsets

Canvas eco-tents behind Pinky Beach, Bathurst Lighthouse on the headland and the Indian Ocean just beyond your deck. Most trips to Rottnest Island start with a ferry timetable and end with a race back to the jetty. Stay the night and the island starts to feel different: there’s time for another swim, sunset on the […]

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Skyscrapers to Sea Breeze: The Best Things to Do in Hong Kong Beyond the City
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Skyscrapers to Sea Breeze: The Best Things to Do in Hong Kong Beyond the City

Beyond neon lights and high-rises, there’s a softer side to Hong Kong that few ever see. Most travellers head to Hong Kong for the neon lights, the dumplings and the chaos – and fair enough, it delivers all three. What they don’t expect is to be standing on a deserted white-sand beach an hour later, wondering if they’ve accidentally caught a ferry to the Maldives. […]

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Sharks, Camels & Tidal Wonders: Exploring the Kimberley
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Sharks, Camels & Tidal Wonders: Exploring the Kimberley

From feeding sharks to meeting camels, tasting the incredible flavours of the tropical north and power boating through impossible raging tides, Rebecca Ellwood falls hard for the wild encounters in the Kimberley region. Growing up in landlocked middle England, swimming with sharks never featured on my bucket list. Yet here I am in the Kimberley […]

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