Helen Pitt

Journalist

Helen Pitt is a journalist at the The Sydney Morning Herald.Connect via Twitter or email.

It might be ancient, but the world’s largest single collection of rock art never gets old.

Italy’s Aeolian Islands offer everything from azure seas and Aperol spritzes to the fire and brimstone of an active volcano.

This might be the safest and most comfortable way to see the Mediterranean’s largest island, just off the “toe” of Italy’s “boot”.

The Timor-Leste capital Dili’s Catholic Portuguese past is present as soon as we enter the harbour, and its splendour is best taken in by sea.

It is one of the oldest and largest wilderness areas in the world, which is one of the many reasons the Kimberley is best seen by boarding a ship.

From above, Broome is a sight to behold: the aquamarine of the Indian Ocean, the white sand, red rocks and ochre colour of the desert.

There's never been a better time to eat your way along the NSW South Coast.

What better way to mark a landmark occasion than to climb Sydney's biggest one.

This luxurious beautifully located property is peak QT.

The former childhood home town of Sydney Opera House architect Jorn Utzon has been transformed into a Danish design destination.