17 Days, featuring: Melbourne

Hike the southern coastline from Albany to Denmark on this stretch of the Bibbulmun Track. Renowned for its rugged cliffs, spring wildflowers and sweeping ocean views, this is one of Western Australia's most breathtaking hiking trails. Journey through West Cape Howe National Park and to the tranquil Wilson Inlet, with time to relax at Shelter Island and Shelly Beach. You’ll have time on some afternoons to enjoy the town of Denmark or simply unwind at your accommodation with scenic views (where you’ll only need to unpack once!).

Gain a deep understanding of the native and European influences that shape Australia and New Zealand. Learn about Australia’s penal past from a descendant of its first settlers. See the Victorian treasures of Dunedin, the fragrant English gardens of Christchurch and the art deco glories of Napier. Enjoy the sounds of the didgeridoo and watch the captivating dances of the Maori as you immerse yourself in the rich heritage of these southern lands.

This unique 6-day Small Group guided tour of the island’s north-eastern regions offers a chance to escape the well-worn tourist path. Enjoy world-class local produce and stunning scenery with flights to Flinders Island, the stunning Bay of Fires, and Wineglass Bay. Savour fresh local seafood and meet passionate artisans, vintners, and growers, indulging in fine local produce for which this part of Tassie is renowned.

This leisurely-paced journey across New Zealand includes five two-night stays, giving you time to truly explore and unwind. Cruise across the Cook Strait and into the stunning fiords of Milford Sound/Piopiotahi, then ride the iconic TranzAlpine train through the Southern Alps. Discover local stories on a private tour of Transport World, a farm experience at Real Country, and an Art Deco walking tour in Napier. Highlights also include the All Blacks Experience, Te Po Indigenous Experience, and relaxing stays in Punakaiki and vibrant Nelson near Abel Tasman National Park.

Explore the iconic sites of the Red Centre on our bucket-list ticking tour. From Uluru, to the the Field of Light, Kata Tjuta, and beyond explore the Outback in style with us. Accommodation: Desert Gardens

Situated in the center of the CBD, steps away from Adelaide's business hub, Sofitel Adelaide blends French elegance with vintage charm, rising above the city skyline as Adelaide's newest luxury hotel. Guests can enjoy Déjà Vu Champagne Bar, Garçon Bleu, and Club Millésime-both offering mesmerizing views from Levels 9 and 10.

From north to south, east to west, Auckland to Christchurch, New Zealand is a country of contrasts. And that’s why we love it. One minute you’re drifting through World Heritage-listed gorges on a Milford Sound/Piopiotahi tour, then next you’re scaling ice on a Franz Josef/Waiau tour. Sometimes there’s a Maori-inspired feast on the menu; at others there’s award-winning wine. Spanning 17 days, two islands and countless things to do in New Zealand – both city and country – this trip is one for the record books.

As far as road trips go, it doesn’t get much better than New Zealand. Beginning in the creative capital of Wellington, this trip will have you spending 10 days discovering the best of the North Island with a local at the wheel. Explore the ethereal landscapes of Tongariro National Park, tuck into a hangi dinner with a Maori community in Rotorua, stretch out on the beaches of the Coromandel Peninsula and wrap things up in Auckland. From stunning sights that stop you in your tracks to celebrations of the island’s Maori culture, this North Island adventure will excite, educate and inspire.

Indulge in luxury at Riley, where you will enjoy a tropical lifestyle and exciting experiences. This playfully modern hotel is located in Cairns city, just steps from the esplanade boardwalk and near popular attractions.