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Pack your board, your sense of humour, and maybe a chiropractor on speed dial; here’s a tour of the top ten surf spots where the waves are big, the stakes are high, and the stories you’ll take home are even bigger.
Hamilton Island is poised for a renaissance, its turquoise waters and white sands soon hosting a new landmark in luxury. The Sundays, a boutique 59-room hotel overlooking Catseye Beach, will open in April 2025—and with it, a dining experience crafted by none other than Australia’s acclaimed culinary duo, Josh and Julie Niland.
This is a doorway into the wild, a chance to stand beneath the Northern Lights and swim alongside orcas and humpbacks in the Norwegian fjords. This is no ordinary getaway; it’s a once-in-a-lifetime experience crafted for nature lovers and thrill-seekers alike.
The Motu Beachfront Art Villas are not just accommodations; they are sanctuaries scattered like pearls across the iridescent lagoon.
The plane circled over Aitutaki, a coral atoll flung like a handful of pearls across the Pacific Ocean, each islet shimmering in the blinding sunlight.
The Cook Islands have always seemed to me like one of those places that might not actually exist—some fevered dream concocted by tourism boards and overenthusiastic travel writers.
The Kimberley is world-renowned for its coastal cruising among the ancient cliffs and estuaries, but you can also have a wild time on the rivers and inland waters of Lake Argyle and Lake Kununurra.
SwimTrek, the preeminent purveyor of aquatic escapades, has joined hands with the Galapagos Conservation Trust (GCT).
The Mini Countryman has Harmon Kardon speakers, a heated steering wheel, and heated seats, to make winter drives become a cosy delight.
In the frostbitten embrace of the Arctic, an array of fates lurk, each more bizarre than the last.
Hamilton Island Enterprises, the team behind the luxurious resort qualia, is thrilled to announce “The Sundays,” a new boutique hotel on Hamilton Island, nestled within Australia’s World Heritage-listed Great Barrier Reef.
Lizard Island Resort, the northernmost jewel of the Great Barrier Reef, announces a resplendent long weekend of champagne and caviar this June.
Opening image credit: Laverne Nash
