Activities & Interests
Paradise on the cheap
With a little bit of research, Hawaii can be enjoyed by those
lacking Prada heels and Rolex watches. more
- Beaches & Islands > Hawaii
Big lure for a small fry
Steve McKenna explores a tiny Spanish-French country that punches
well above its weight. more
- Ski > Andorra
Dutch courage
If, heaven forbid, you forget to relax aboard this liner, the
captain will give you a gentle reminder, writes Mal Chenu. more
- Cruising > Cruising
Multi-generational journeys
It may sound like a nightmare to some, but going on holiday with
the entire family is in vogue, writes Danielle Teutsch. more
- Travelling With Kids > Trends
It's a jungle out there
In an ancient park teeming with wildlife, Nick Taylor finds much to
fear in a peanut butter sandwich. more
- National Parks & Bushwalking > Malaysia
Meals on the go in Morocco
David Whitley tries a food court in Marrakech, where there are no
microwaves or plastic containers to be seen. more
- Food & Wine > Africa
Glowing reviews
Louise Southerden checks out 10 of Australia's brightest places to
stay. more
- National Parks & Bushwalking > Lighthouse lodgings
Golden fleece of Ladakh
Maria Visconti meets the fascinating Chang-pa who make their living
from our love of pashmina shawls. more
- Adventure > India
Regal visits excite
Travel agents fielded record inquiries after the queens arrived,
writes Mike Heard. more
- Cruising > Cruising
Travellers' Tips
Swapping your house with someone can make for an affordable and relaxed holiday, writes Richard Tulloch. more
Discover what New Zealand has to offer in Spring. Checkout our three suggested driving routes around Auckland, Wellington and Dunedin or share yours with our readers on Trampabout.
Search Australia's Best Holiday Rental Accommodation
Louise Southerden checks out 10 of Australia's brightest places to
stay. more
It may sound like a nightmare to some, but going on holiday with
the entire family is in vogue, writes Danielle Teutsch. more
Susan Gough Henly delights in the food, wine and gardens of the
Macedon region. more
Top five funicular railways
- Gelmerbahn, Switzerland
Europe's steepest funicular ascends 450 metres up a mountain face in just a few minutes. - Victoria Peak, Hong Kong
Is a ride with stunning views of one of the world's most well-known skyscraper cities. - Wellington, New Zealand
runs from the heart of the central business district, through three tunnels, to the top entrance of the city's Botanical Gardens. - Salzbergbahn, Austria
Soaring 835 metres above sea level, the three-minute glide to Hallstatt's salt valley provides eye-popping views of the beautiful Austrian countryside. - Scenic Railway, Katoomba
listed in the Guinness Book Of Records as the world's steepest funicular.