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Escape crowded beaches and explore the vast open spaces underwater. Here are the best places to scuba dive around Australia.
New Yorkers could soon be able to swim in the East River. That hasn’t been possible since 1938.
Ditch the crowds at Bondi. You’ll find the best waves at Sydney’s first surf park 25 kilometres from the sea at Urbnsurf.
If the Hemsworth brothers choose to surf here then it must be good. And yes, we did say surfing in Melbourne.
Save yourself a trek to the beach with these amazing swimming spots in the Hawkesbury and Blue Mountains areas.
The water at To Sua Ocean Trench is so blue that it doesn’t look real. But wait until you see the pool with natural waterslides.
Who said surf retreats needed to be by the beach?
The message of sustainability (and social distancing) is everywhere now, so seeing the world under sail may be the most enriching way to holiday for the better.
Whether you fancy meandering down a beautiful canal or sailing the Mediterranean sea, here are some of the best operators that let you go at your own pace.
Although justifiably famous for its beautiful beaches and lagoons, New Caledonia also has an adventurous side, with everything from a vibrant culinary scene to a cracking countryside on offer.
A journey through the islands and waters of French Polynesia provides abundant natural beauty – both on land and sea.
One of Phuket’s finest luxury hotels is now offering families a different way to connect and explore the island together.
