The neighbourhoods surrounding the CBD are what makes Melbourne such a diverse city; from the St Kilda Pier and beachside eateries to Fitzroy's ever-evolving cafe scene and the roar of crowds at Marvel Stadium in Docklands to the epic array of Greek restaurants on Swan Street in Richmond, Melbourne's lively suburbs are a must for any visitor. While the city is an exciting place to explore, much more awaits for those travelling a little out of the city. Day trips are popular, with the Yarra Valley just 90 minutes' drive away, full of wineries and hiking trails and Phillip Island just a short boat ride off the coast where you can watch the famous fairy penguins return at sunset after a day's fishing at sea.
Given there are 10,685 beaches in Australia, choosing our top 10 is a difficult task. Nevertheless, we managed to pull through, here's our top 10 Aussie beaches to visit this upcoming long weekend.
Read MoreWith New Year's Eve just around the corner, now’s the time to start planning your front row seat to the best events in the world. With foodie extravaganzas, dazzling discos and firework displays, here’s where to celebrate New Year's Eve across the country.
Read MoreIf you’re looking for inspiration on where to take the kids when the weather is cool (or cold!), you’ve come to the right place. We know the best family getaways are those where everyone is entertained and everything feels wonderfully easy. Rest assured the following suggestions tick both these boxes.
Read MoreExploring a new city is best done on two wheels. From beachfront boardwalks to twisting river paths, lush green parklands, and hidden gems, on a bike you’re bound to have a great day out.
Read MoreWe’re on the cusp of long weekend glory. Easter and Anzac Day are just around the corner, the Queen’s Birthday is only a couple of months away, and for lucky Queensland locals, Labour Day beefs up the long weekend quota by making an appearance on the first weekend in May. So, what to do with all these extended patches of work-free glory?
Read MoreSlowing down and being kinder to the planet is everyone’s resolution for the new year – and if it’s not, it should be! Give your legs and lungs a good workout by walking or cycling, support initiatives that care for the environment, and choose eco-friendly experiences that reward with nature’s restorative embrace.
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