This regional gem is filled with idyllic waterfront retreats offering the ultimate antidote to city life.
Book one — or a few — of these cabins, suites and lodges as you plan a trip around the Apple Isle.
Spend a few nights in a leafy treehouse, a beautifully restored truck perched right on the bay or even a mountaintop cabin with views for days.
For your next getaway around Australia, spend a weekend in a cabin floating on the ocean, a bubble in the mountains or a 100-year-old castle.
The South Australian island's wineries, beaches, oyster farms and accommodation are as beautiful as ever.
Watch baby turtles hatch, swim at the Southern Great Barrier Reef, then sample award-winning local gin and rum.
Stay at a country estate, taste locally produced wine and whisky, peruse a whole heap of art and feast at a hatted restaurant — all in just one weekend.
For New Zealanders in search of epic adventures, incredible scenery, delicious gastronomy and damn good wine, you don't have to travel far.
Choose from seaside glamping spots, campsites in the mountains and tents scattered about countryside farms full of roaming sheep.
Perfect for those looking to honeymoon or just run away with their special someone.
Stay in luxury tents scattered among remote deserts, lush rainforests and tropical islands at these Australian glamping sites.
Whether you're vacationing or staycationing, this lineup of the top hotels in Brisbane will help you live your best life — fine restaurants, premium spas and rooftop pools for days.
This stunning Bali resort sits on the black-sand shoreline of Keramas Beach, one of the best surf breaks in the world.
Wallaringa Farm is the perfect blend of rustic charm and modern comfort, nestled on 750 acres of cattle farm in the heart of the Hunter Valley.
Australians and New Zealanders still can't leave the country, though — but you can add Europe to your holiday list when local travel restrictions are lifted.
From urban wildlife eco-sanctuaries to suspended forest tree walks, here's how to make your next adventure count.
Including a brand new five-lane ten pin bowling alley, trampoline park and a large indoor paintball field.
Uber Pet is rolling out across Auckland and Wellington.
The bookable huts and campgrounds include some extremely popular summer destinations.
Local explorers can sign up for two seven-day experiences.
Prepare to explore golden beaches, giant podocarp rainforest and rugged alpine terrain.
Find comfy beds, private rock pools and rooftop hot tubs, all set in some of the country's most secluded and stunning spots.
The European country will allow visitors to enter from 29 nations, including Australia and New Zealand.
The guided service takes visitors on a 90-minute loop visiting nine key Welly destinations.
The Japan Tourism Agency has announced a program that'll subsidise a portion of tourists' travel expenses, to come into effect when the country reopens its borders.
Start planning a roadie.
Whether you're looking to catapult across a ravine, ride underground rapids or drive on ice, there's no shortage of blood-rushing activities to complete across the country.
But, there are hopes domestic travel could pick up sooner.
Resorts across the country are starting to roll out plans for the post-coronavirus season.
Tackle the world's highest waterfall cable climb.
Instead of hibernating at home, head to an off-grid hut, a secluded glass-roofed cabin, or a bush dwelling with a fire-heated outdoor bath.
Head out to your backyard or balcony and look up.
It'll pay half the price of plane tickets, a third of hotel expenses, and for all tickets to museums and archaeological sites.
The service has had more than 50 hospitality operators sign up across the country.
Usually, Keukenhof Flower Exhibit would be filled with tourists at this time of year — so it's showing off its floral blooms online.
Meditate with monks, bake cardamom buns with a Swedish baker and virtually visit Chernobyl's dogs.
It'll be surrounded by century-old vines and have penthouses, a world-class restaurant and an infinity pool.
You'll cop uninterrupted views of the Southern Lights on this ten-hour flight to nowhere.
Enjoy a three-night stay at the contemporary four-star property for as little as $1.
As part of NASA's plans to open the low-orbit facility to private astronauts — and commercial and tourism ventures — there'll also be an observatory with 360-degree views.
It features four days of balloon-related activities.
Each bunk bed-style Skynest will have room for six sleepers.
Taking over an existing 94-year-old amusement park, it'll feature 'Harry Potter' sets that visitors can tour.
From the company behind 'Asteroids', 'Centipede' and 'Pong', they'll feature plenty of gaming — and will be designed to make you feel like you're staying inside an Atari console.
A rooftop pool, 183 rooms and easy access to weekend sausage sizzles.
One week of international acts, slope-side parties and off-mountain experiences.
The North Island's largest mountain comes to life in the warmer months with a high-speed gondola, spectacular short walks and dining options in the clouds.
If you're not keen on joining the crowds at Coachella or the Tokyo 2020 Olympics, these smaller arts festivals might help you schedule some travel plans.
The Aussie carrier has topped the list seven years in a row.
It's time to hike through Armenia, sleep in a floating ecolodge on the Amazon and ride rollercoasters at a wind-powered theme park in Sweden.
The six-passenger seaplane took off from Vancouver.
The hotel's 30th annual incarnation features a golden room, an icy kaleidoscope and a frosty depiction of Santorini.
The free segments demonstrate exercise techniques to effectively alleviate any symptoms associated with travelling.
It's planning to set sail in 2021, cruising through Iceland, Northern Ireland, Spain, Malta and Croatia.
