Kerry van der Jagt
Travel writer
Kerry van der Jagt is a Sydney-based freelance writer with expertise in Australia's Indigenous cultures, sustainable travel and wildlife conservation, and a descendant of the Awabakal people of the mid-north coast of NSW.
No Lycra required: New NZ route is perfect for the unserious cyclist
This New Zealand cycleway will change the way you see biking forever.
- Kerry van der Jagt
- Opinion
- Family holidays
Forget school fees: Here’s how I’m spending my ‘bank of nan and pop’
There’s no chance this grandma will bankroll the cost of private school fees, but I will take them on holiday.
- Kerry van der Jagt
Inside the world’s most interesting metro network
More than a century old, this underground labyrinth includes museums, art installations and a station that feels like something from Jurassic Park.
- Kerry van der Jagt
The hidden underground world beneath an Italian city
Created more than 2400 years ago, this hidden world disappeared for 55 years, only to be rediscovered in 2005.
- Kerry van der Jagt
The story behind the beautiful castle on a world-famous wine label
In the 1970s, Mateus Rosé was the epitome of cool; its curvy shape as much a style icon as the flares and shag-pile carpet of the era.
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- ★★★★
- Hotel reviews
Iconic ’90s resort’s new must-see island spectacle
This is a tranquil, eco-friendly base to explore the beauty, landscapes and wildlife of the biggest sand island in the world.
- Kerry van der Jagt
The Australian ship cruising one of Europe’s most spectacular waterways
The MS Estrela is a new ship for a new era of cruising, purpose-built to navigate the Douro River.
- Kerry van der Jagt
Every day is a surprise in this remote part of Australia
Along Western Australia’s remote Kimberley coast, time and tides rule everything.
- Kerry van der Jagt
Seven wonders to see at the destroyed Roman city of Pompeii
Pompeii is huge. Comprising nine regions across 66 hectares it would take two to three days to see it all. Here are seven highlights.
- Kerry van der Jagt
This plane wreck in a remote part of WA is like a scene from Lost
It was the night in World War II when a Douglas C-53 Skytrooper, low on fuel and hopelessly lost, made a belly-flop landing on a salt pan in Vansittart Bay.
- Kerry van der Jagt
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