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03/09/2026

Three days. Sixty-one kilometres. One unforgettable journey.​

The latest addition to New Zealand's Great Walks, Hump Ridge Track weaves through ancient forest, climbing to panoramic alpine ridgelines and along the rugged southern coastline of Fiordland before returning to where it began. ​

27/08/2026

Island hopping is a memorable way to experience Fiji’s tropical paradise.​

A private charter unlocks secluded beaches, hidden bures and uninhabited islands scattered across some of the South Pacific's clearest waters. Swim, snorkel and explore at your own pace before returning onboard, where every detail has been thoughtfully prepared for the journey ahead.​

With no fixed timetable and nowhere you need to be, each day is shaped by the tides, the weather and your curiosity.​

📸 courtesy of Likuliku Resort

25/08/2026

At first glance, the Northern Territory feels vast, quiet and almost otherworldly.​

Yet beneath its rugged landscapes lies one of Australia's richest cultural landscapes. Ancient Aboriginal stories, hidden waterholes, dramatic escarpments and thriving wildlife reveal themselves through the knowledge of those who have called this place home for thousands of years.​

The outback rewards travellers willing to slow down. With the right guide, every gorge, rock formation and stretch of red earth becomes part of a much larger story.​

📹 Footage courtesy of Tourism & Events NT / Valerie Pope /

21/08/2026

New Zealand has officially earned its place on the global culinary stage.​

Essence by ROKI has become the country's only restaurant to receive two Michelin Stars, recognition reserved for truly exceptional dining. Every course celebrates New Zealand's remarkable produce, delivered with creativity, precision and a deep respect for place.​

The experience becomes even more memorable when paired with a stay at ROKI's luxury accommodation in the spectacular Rees Valley. Surrounded by alpine wilderness, guests can combine world-class dining with immersive outdoor experiences in one of the South Island's most remarkable settings.​

For more information about New Zealand’s first ever Michelin Guide, read our latest blog article:

Discover New Zealand's inaugural Michelin Guide, including the country's starred restaurants, Bib Gourmand winners and why it's a landmark moment for luxury food and w**e travel.

20/07/2026

One of the advantages of staying on Lizard Island is how accessible the reef becomes.

Because the resort sits directly on the reef itself, guests can access remarkable marine environments straight from shore, with coral systems and marine life visible within minutes of entering the water.​

It’s an experience that appeals just as much to experienced divers and snorkellers as it does to travellers trying it for the first time.

15/07/2026

Six Senses Fiji has built a strong reputation for travellers wanting a luxury island stay that feels relaxed, spacious and genuinely connected to its surroundings.​

Located on Malolo Island, the resort offers private pool villas, direct surf access and a strong focus on wellness, sustainability and local experiences. Guests can spend the morning diving or surfing before returning for treatments at the spa or long lunches overlooking the water.​

It’s particularly well suited to travellers looking for a Fiji experience that balances privacy with plenty to do once they arrive.​

📷: Six Senses Fiji

14/07/2026

Hidden within outback Queensland, Mount Mulligan Lodge brings together remote wilderness, strong storytelling and one of the most impressive luxury lodge settings in Australia.​

Guests can spend the day exploring the property by 4WD, learning about the area’s mining history or heading out onto the water before returning to the lodge for sunset drinks overlooking the escarpment.​

It’s the scale of the landscape that stays with most people long after they leave.

08/07/2026

South Australia’s coastline often surprises travellers who haven’t spent time there before.​

Australian Coastal Safaris introduces guests to remote parts of the Eyre Peninsula through wildlife encounters, coastal walks, local food experiences and small-group touring that feels genuinely connected to the environment.​

It’s a very different side of Australia from what many visitors expect.​

📷: Tourism Australia

06/07/2026

Positioned on the northernmost point of the Great Barrier Reef, Lizard Island offers a level of seclusion that’s increasingly rare in Australia.​

Guests can spend the day snorkelling straight off the beach, heading out to nearby reef systems by boat or exploring walking trails that open onto completely empty stretches of coastline.​

📍Great Barrier Reef, Queensland

29/06/2026

What Kokomo does particularly well is balance privacy with experience.​

Guests have access to exceptional diving, private boat charters, farm-to-table dining and one of Fiji’s most beautiful island settings, while the resort itself still feels relaxed and understated rather than overly polished.​

For families, couples and private groups wanting a more immersive Fiji experience, it’s an easy place to settle into.