Discover the Great Ocean Road tour — a sun-kissed coastal journey of cliffside vistas, windswept beaches and unforgettable moments that feel otherworldly.

Durmitor National Park’s Black Lake: a pitch-black, mirror-still alpine gem framed by jagged peaks and pine — perfect for a serene, romantic day trip from Kotor.

What to see in Dominica: Hike to Middleham Falls — trek through a mist-kissed rainforest, pause beneath a 200-foot cascade and drink in the wild beauty.

Sun-drenched vines, salty breezes and warm, welcoming wines — a Waiheke vineyard tour on Waiheke Island offers a blissfully relaxed, almost magical escape.

Discover things to do in Nice: pastel façades, pebbled beaches and a relaxed pace. Sunset walks on the Promenade uncover cafés, museums and hidden lanes.

Best things to do in Dominica: Drift down Indian River in a tranquil boat, glide through whispering mangroves, listen for rare birds and soak in island stories.

Having lived in Asia, Japan still baffled me: confusing trains, dramatic weather and wild solo adventures — use these Japan travel tips to plan your escape.

Pinnawala hosts a renowned elephant orphanage and breeding centre — spend the night and wake to the sight of elephants gathering at their watering hole.

Perched nearly 8,000 feet high, Machu Picchu is a 15th-century Incan citadel above the Urubamba Valley — abandoned yet still whispering its ancient mysteries.

Trinidad, a UNESCO site since 1988 for its 18th–19th century sugar-trade history, remains one of the Caribbean’s most beautifully preserved colonial gems.

Lose yourself in the colorful, soulful charm of Havana, Cuba with this mini guide — vibrant streets, vintage cars, lively salsa rhythms and a timeless spirit.

Once the capital of the Inca Empire, Cusco is famed for its rich history, culture and architecture. Cobblestone streets lead visitors to Plaza de Armas, alongside archaeological remains like the Twelve-Angled Stone. It's also the spot for freshwater trout ceviche and the perfect jumping off point for Sacred Valley and Rainbow Mountain.

A two-hour drive from Cusco, Vinicunca — the Mountain of Seven Colors — rises to 16,522 ft in the Andes. Its vivid stripes, born of minerals, shine best in August’s dry season.

Nicknamed the “White City” for its baroque buildings carved from sillar — a luminous volcanic stone — Arequipa, Peru radiates a cozy, sunlit charm. Streets hum with live music, spicy aromas drift from bustling kitchens and tucked-away antique shops invite slow discoveries. Its lively historic center feels like a warm embrace, framed dramatically by four towering volcanoes that watch over the town.

Sunsets, sandboarding, lagoons and dune buggy rides. Huacachina is a tiny village and desert oasis west of Ica in southwestern Peru. Its center is filled with emerald green waters of the Huacachina Lagoon, thought to have therapeutic properties.

Nestled on Peru’s sun-drenched western coast, Paracas is a delightful seaside gem — soft sandy beaches, curious wildlife and endless blue skies. From here, you can sail to the playful Ballestas Islands, wander the windswept landscapes of Paracas National Reserve or set off on an unforgettable trip toward the mysterious Nazca Lines.