Bay of Islands, NZ
With 144 islands, the Bay of Islands is a fantastic destination for divers, kayakers and nature lovers.
With 144 islands, the Bay of Islands is a fantastic destination for divers, kayakers and nature lovers.
The town may be small and sleepy, but there’s plenty of thrills to be had swimming with sharks just offshore.
Explore Tasmania’s highest peak on an adventure into the heart of the state.
A few hours’ train ride from Sydney and you could be gazing into a 500m deep valley, strolling through the oldest conservation forest in Australia or riding sweet MTB traiils.
Head to north Queensland for one of Australia’s best treks, along the east coast of Hinchinbrook Island.
Once a year, the polar bears of Hudson Bay are amenable to visitors. Seize the chance to trek through the tundra in autumn and enjoy close encounters with the huge carnivore the Inuit call ‘Nanook’.
Once, it was logging territory. Now Australia’s biggest continuous river red gum forest has spawned a national park. It’s a camper’s paradise: pitch a tent anywhere, light camp fires and bring your dogs.
Canoe through Glenelg Gorge, hike through native bush and explore a limestone cave
Whether you walk, cycle or climb, there are many ways to get up, down and around South Australia’s largest mountain range.
Discover ancient natural wonders, explore limestone caves lit by glow-worms and go black-water rafting on underground rivers