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One of Australia’s most stunning regions has bounced back from disaster (opens the original)
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We’ve snorkelled into Tim Winton’s Ningaloo Nyinggulu documentary but someone has hit the fast-forward button. Fingers laced behind our backs, the natural slipstream pulls us along like a liquid conveyor belt. Caught in the drift, we float over coral gardens and alongside rivers of tropical fish, their neon colours flaring like falling stars. One moment, a green turtle flashes into view; the next, a pouty-lipped grouper blows kisses in our wake. Overhead, the sun spins like a giant mirror ball,
The perfect stopover destination isn’t in Asia (opens the original)
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I used to think there were only two ways to survive a long-haul flight – grit your teeth and fly straight through, or gallop around a stopover city like a contestant in The Amazing Race. But I’ve since found a third way, a tropical island kind of way, where a stopover comes with a resounding “Bula”. Fiji has long been a favourite holiday destination for Australians, but now, with Fiji Airways’ new route options, it’s coming into its own as a stopover break on the way to North America. I’m on the
I tried to recover from my burnout with three days here. It worked (opens the original)
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You have reached your maximum number of saved items. Remove items from your saved list to add more. There was a time I loved a destination spa as much as the next frazzled soul. But then, somewhere between the rushed relaxation and the increasingly woo interventions, I realised that programmed wellness was no longer my cup of herbal tea. Being treated for a tummy full of “dirty water” was the final cleanse too far. Better to design my own nature-focused getaway; not too far from home, where self
Discovering one of the ‘most special places on Earth’ on an unlikely trip (opens the original)
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With the energy of Irwin and the passion of Attenborough (the rapid-fire jokes are his own), Perry Reid is a maverick on a mission. More penguin protector than crocodile hunter, he’s the owner-operator of Natures Wonders, an ecotourism venture on the tip of the Otago Peninsula, just out of Dunedin on New Zealand’s South Island. “This is one of the most special places on Earth,” says Reid, adjusting his battered hat as we set off in an all-terrain, eight-wheel Argo vehicle. “We can’t save the wor
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