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Sydney. The sun is shining, the waves are twinkling like an influencer’s Instagram reel, and the sand is doing that golden, glowy thing that tricks people into thinking it’s soft instead of the skin-searing torture device it actually is. The beach should be paradise. And yet, what do we see?
Enter the era of the luxury staycation, where the goal is to do absolutely nothing except lounge by your pool but with all the glamour of a five-star resort. And, thanks to a tiny aquatic miracle called the iSkim Ultra, you won’t even have to skim the pool yourself. Yes, darling, we are outsourcing everything.
SwimTrek, the preeminent purveyor of aquatic escapades, has joined hands with the Galapagos Conservation Trust (GCT).
Lizard Island Resort, the northernmost jewel of the Great Barrier Reef, announces a resplendent long weekend of champagne and caviar this June.
The Maldives is home to around 5000 manta rays, thus it’s no surprise that one of their most sought-after activities is swimming with mantas.
Hidden within Sydney Harbour, tucked away in national parks along Sydney’s glorious coastline, you’ll find an abundance of secret beaches.
Here’s where to find dolphins, whales, kangaroos, seals, penguins and snoozing koalas in their natural habitat across New South Wales.
World Heritage-listed Ningaloo Reef is the only place in Western Australia where people have the opportunity to swim with humpback whales.
Three of the best reasons why Gamagori Onsen is a perfect stop for your next (dare I say it?) overseas holiday.
The Maldives are perfect for Live-aboard holidays. Dive, surf, dine, wine or read your favourite novel on these paradise style islands.
From the Tweed to Sydney and all the way to Eden, New South Wales offers a multitude of sea and land-based options for whale watching.
Ningaloo Reef’s whale shark season – Guests swimming with whale sharks, on tour with Exmouth-based operator Ningaloo Discovery.
