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I'm a tulip tragic, and I just found the best way to see the Netherlands in spring (opens the original)
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Expect full Dutch immersion on this seasonal holiday. You don't come on a Netherlands river cruise to be awed by vertiginous riverbanks bejewelled with castles and grand chateaus - you might choose a cruise on the Moselle, or the Danube, or further up the Rhine for that. Rather than one show-stealing river through several countries, this seven-night cruise in a famously flat land takes you along 18 waterways and, apart from a one-day foray into Belgium, is a full immersion in things Dutch. We're
Why I kept my blinds open at night on this magical Australian train journey (opens the original)
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The three-day trip puts a singular spotlight on Australia's east coast. My first sight of the Great Southern, the so-called "summer train", is through a rain-splashed coach window. Crew member Sebastian is talking us through what happens next. He's at the front of the bus and dressed top to toe in Australiana - an Akubra on his head, and bespoke threads from R.M. Williams. The coach will pull up alongside our Gold Premium class carriages, he tells us - and we'll offload quickly in the rain, foll
Sydney's secret beach retreat, where time completely stands still (opens the original)
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A ferry ride from Palm Beach is your portal to a bygone era. The jumping off point for the most rustic of holiday destinations is ironically one of the nation's poshest suburbs. Palm Beach, on Sydney's northern beaches, 40 kilometres from the CBD, has long been a summer playground for the well-heeled and famous. A-listers like Nicole Kidman and Mick Jagger, and even royalty, the now Queen Mary of Denmark, have holidayed here. It also has a double life, known for decades now as Summer Bay, the se
A simple walk through the vibrant streets of this Asian hotspot is an adventure (opens the original)
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The city's constant motion is a spectacle to behold. Walking down a street in Hanoi's Old Quarter, it's easy to see that so much life in this cartwheeling centre is lived on the footpaths. Chicken carcasses are chopped; greens are washed; vigorous debates take place as men sit on small wooden stools with their coffees in sidewalk cafes. Vendors unfurl brightly coloured vegetable displays in street-side stalls, clothing racks festoon street corners and a man on the road side (pictured) waits pati
Skip the long-haul and go on an African-style safari right here in Australia (opens the original)
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You can now glamp with giraffes and zebras ... just one hour from Adelaide. All through the late afternoon there's an odd animal sound carrying over the mallee plains to my safari tent. From the deck, I can make out zebras in the distance. Through binoculars, a trio of them comes into focus, and they start galloping towards a fourth member of their dazzle (African animals have the best collective nouns). So that peculiar noise, somewhere between a dog's bark and a goose's honk, comes from zebras
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