Destinations
The Cook Island life
If you want to mix adventure, excitement and cultural learning in a pristine tropical paradise, the Cook Islands are for you.
If you want to mix adventure, excitement and cultural learning in a pristine tropical paradise, the Cook Islands are for you.
There’s something magical about the Shoalhaven region – and it runs deeper than the pristine waters and unspoilt wilderness.
A trip to Angel Falls in Venezuela seemed an otherworldly opportunity. Little did we know how diabolical it would be.
Think Tropical North Queensland and invariably diving the Great Barrier Reef comes to mind, but head to the hills and you’ll soon see that this area has so much more adventure on offer.
Warrabah National Park is one of the country’s smallest, but it packs plenty into its diminutive dimensions. Just six hours north of Sydney, it makes for a great long-weekend road trip.
Travel to the stunning Cook Islands with Caroline Pemberton in this short video – and read more in the latest issue of OUTDOOR.
Kakadu National Park is one of Australia’s largest national parks, and arguably its most famous. This park, around three hours east of Darwin, is a fantastic destination for a family road trip adventure.
Head inland to outback South Australia’s ‘painted heart’ for one of the best bush trips of your life.
This is the ultimate six-day Summer getaway for those who love mountains and bikes.
It’s the last real frontier of 4WD adventure in Australia, perhaps in the world. It takes hardcore travellers to the northernmost tip of our continent through croc-infested creeks and via vehicle-swallowing waterholes.