Oceania

This is a tranquil, eco-friendly base to explore the beauty, landscapes, and wildlife of the biggest sand island in the world.

Australians were the second-biggest market for this idyllic island nation. But after unrest in May last year, all tourism ground to a halt.

There’s plenty to do when visiting the Cook Islands, or you can choose to do nothing at all.

From a giant ram to Ned Kelly’s armour, these key treasures encapsulate our pop culture, history and achievements as a nation.

Hanging 1700 metres off Mount Buller, novices can now enjoy an Italian-inspired climb that brings a whole new perspective to sightseeing.

All the tourists in French Polynesia head to Bora Bora, which means the other islands can feel like your own private escape.

A fairytale location and luxury make this private Tasmanian stay the ultimate couples retreat.

Sydney feels most Sydney in the warmer months. And to make the most of summer, why not become a tourist in your own town?

Amid the glamorous surrounds of a Bunnings car park, the Big Prawn rises like Kilimanjaro from the plains.

It’s the first time the Flying Kangaroo has flown to Vanuatu since carrying troops and freight during World War II.