Life here can be crazy – but it is also pure magic
The moment we arrive at our grand hotel we race to the banister of the rooftop bar like children at the window of a toyshop. We stand for a long time, marvelling at the magnificence.
The moment we arrive at our grand hotel we race to the banister of the rooftop bar like children at the window of a toyshop. We stand for a long time, marvelling at the magnificence.
It doesn’t matter where you drive, the scenery is spectacular. On one side, the sea shimmers with a cobalt lustre. On the other, mountains rise steeply, cloaked in olive trees and wild oregano.
This journey is at once surreal and thrilling. There is no other place in the world quite like it.
This international airline’s premium economy is not only a ‘giant leap’ up from economy but also gives business class a run for its money.
In a hospitality world that bandies around the word iconic as though every hotel deserves the moniker, Hotel Belles Rives is the real thing.
This island in the Pacific is secluded, safe, gloriously beautiful, packed with wildlife and adventure – and now there is a place to stay that rivals its natural wonders.
Some places seem to exist outside reality. Here, it feels as though we are bathed in a symphony of starlight, the heavens ablaze. It’s hard to keep my eyes on the ground, let alone my feet.
I might have been sceptical before going in, but now feel like I am soaring, or maybe astral planing, through the warm air.
The traveller stopping here for a day or two, has entered a near-overwhelming culinary paradise where the national preoccupation is eating.
Victorian authorities have invested in bringing huge sporting and cultural events to their state – from F1 to Yayoi Kusama and now, the NFL. Here’s how to make the very most of a short stay in the southern capital.
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