Welcome to East Africa’s favourite safari destination, a country that rolls out 580,000sqkm (223,939sqmi) of spectacular landscapes. You’ll spot almost every animal from A to Z, alive and kicking, in its 40 or so national parks and nature reserves. In juxtaposition,...

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South Africa is a kaleidoscope of diverse people and natural wonders – not for nothing was it named the ‘Rainbow Nation’ by Archbishop Desmond Tutu after apartheid ended in 1994. You’ll fall in love with the beaches, rugged mountains, inspiring hikes, exciting native...

Home to four million, the Kenyan capital of Nairobi is an intoxicating blend of modern city life and easy access to some of the world’s best wilderness areas, including the Maasai Mara and beaches of Mombasa. In fact, it’s the only global capital that borders a large...

WE’RE GOING TO LET YOU IN ON ONE OF THE TERRITORY’S BEST-KEPT SECRETS. A secluded island surrounded by turquoise Arafura waters, teeming with aquatic life. A sanctuary for a myriad of sea birds, false killer whales, green, olive Ridley, flatback and hawksbill turtles....

The women of Anindilyakwa Arts transform what the ocean spits out into sculptures that carry within them traditional storytelling and a strikingly modern vision.   What began ten years ago as simply cleaning up the beaches surrounding Groote Eylandt in the Gulf...

Settled in 1852, Nowra is an impressive place, hugging the banks of the Shoalhaven River. Approximately 160km (100mi) south of Sydney, it’s a nature lover’s paradise, with plenty of stunning beaches, awesome hinterland panoramas and photogenic rivers – come to fish,...

A two-hour drive from Sydney, one from Canberra, and on the Sydney to Melbourne train line, Goulburn became Australia’s first inland city in 1863. This thriving agricultural district and wool capital built by explorers, ex-convicts, gold-diggers and bushrangers is...