Australia

Board the public ferry from Circular Quay to Manly, capturing the ultimate photo of the skyline and the harbor islands during the golden hour.

Trek the 6km cliff-top path, marvelling at the ocean-fed Icebergs pool and the hidden turquoise coves of Tamarama and Bronte.

Dine at Firedoor or Chin Chin, sampling wood-fired native ingredients and contemporary fusion in Sydney's trendiest culinary district.

Explore the spectacular lookout, marvelling at the blue-tinted eucalyptus haze and the ancient sandstone pillars significant to the Gundungurra people.

Experience a world-class opera, ballet, or symphony performance inside the Concert Hall, witnessing the incredible acoustics of the timber-lined interior.

Swim in the 4,800-square meter man-made saltwater lagoon, marvelling at the palm-fringed shoreline and the public art installations.

Explore the deep-sea tanks and the Great Barrier Reef exhibits, viewing the world's only school of hammerhead sharks in a terrestrial setting.

Observe the coral walls through submerged glass windows, viewing the reef sharks and parrotfish without getting wet in a high-tech reef platform.

Indulge in a multi-course dinner of wallaby carpaccio, emu, and quandong berries, experiencing the unique flavors of the Australian outback.

Navigate the ancient mangroves to spot wild saltwater crocodiles and rare tree-climbing kangaroos in their natural prehistoric habitat.

Glide just meters above the ancient rainforest canopy, marvelling at the Barron Falls and the turquoise coast from a unique aerial perspective.

Enjoy a final authentic meal of grilled reef fish and fresh mango salad at a celebrated marina restaurant before your long journey home.

Take a final private transfer through the palm-lined avenues to the international terminal, saying a final 'Ma'asalama' to the land of Oz.

Explore the hidden labyrinth of cobbled alleys, marvelling at the ever-changing murals of Hosier Lane and the boutique coffee roasters of Degraves Street.

Stroll the historic pier at sunset to see the colony of wild Little Penguins returning to their nests among the breakwater rocks.

Trek the elevated walkway through the ancient myrtle beech and blackwood trees, viewing the prehistoric ferns from 25 meters above the forest floor.

Walk the white sands of the crescent bay as the sun dips behind the Otway Ranges, practicing mindfulness as the Southern Ocean mist rolls in.

Explore the award-winning center to see ancient rock art and learn about the six seasons of the Gariwerd landscape from the traditional owners.

Navigate the historic sandstone precinct (Saturdays), visiting the artisan galleries and tasting the famous Tasmanian leatherwood honey.

Ride to the jagged dolerite peak for a panoramic view of the Derwent River and the Southern Ocean, watching the clouds drift over the sub-alpine moorland.

Indulge in freshly shucked Bruny Island oysters and wild-caught scallops at Blue Eye or Fish Frenzy, watching the research vessels in the harbor.

Sample the cool-climate Pinot Noir and Chardonnay produced from the oldest vines in Tasmania, guided by the estate's head sommelier.

Navigate the secluded coves of Coles Bay by kayak, watching for sea eagles and dolphins against the backdrop of the pink granite cliffs.

Relax in the crystal-clear sheltered waters, practicing mindfulness as the sun sets over the Great Oyster Bay and the sky turns deep crimson.

Visit the natural tunnel carved into the sandstone cliffs, witnessing the ocean surge create a spectacular spray as the southern moon rises.

Explore the temperate rainforest to see the 1,000-year-old King Billy Pines, practicing forest bathing in one of the world's cleanest air zones.

Explore the world-class Aboriginal Cultures Gallery, viewing the stone tools and spirit-carvings that date back over 60,000 years.

Wander through the Victorian-era palm house and the Bicentennial Conservatory, the largest single-span glasshouse in the Southern Hemisphere.

Wander through the historic estate, participating in a 'Taste your Birth Year' session from the world's only unbroken line of tawny vintages.

Ride to the highest peak in the Adelaide Hills, watching the city lights ignite as the sun sets over the Gulf St Vincent.

Explore the wind-sculpted granite boulders and the natural stone bridge, watching the New Zealand Fur Seals play in the roaring surf below.

Indulge in a curated flight of boutique gins at KI Spirits, sampling spirits infused with local native botanicals like coastal daisy and juniper.

Walk the crater rim of the dormant volcano, marvelling at the intense cobalt color of the lake which serves as the city's primary water source.

Take a guided tour into the limestone tunnels that run directly beneath the city's streets, exploring the crystal-clear flooded subterranean passages.

Stroll the causeway to the historic 1859 lighthouse, watching the thousands of Shearwater birds return to their burrows in the evening sky.

Explore the 19th-century open-air market, purchasing world-class Australian opal, artisan cheeses, and hand-woven woollen textiles.

Enjoy a final authentic meal of Souvlaki or modern Asian fusion at a celebrated CBD restaurant before your long journey home.

Take a final private transfer through the tree-lined avenues of the city to the international terminal, saying a final 'G'day' to the Land of Oz.

Wander through Bruce Munro's solar-powered light forest as the sun sets, seeing 50,000 glass spheres illuminate the desert floor in front of Uluru.

Hike the challenging 7.4km circuit through the spectacular conglomerate domes, marvelling at the unique desert flora and the silence of the canyons.

Sit beside the sacred permanent spring at the base of Uluru, practicing mindfulness as the desert birds return to the water at dusk.

Join a Luritja guide to learn about native bush medicines, traditional weapons, and the spiritual significance of the ochre paints used in the canyon.

Indulge in a curated multi-course menu on a private terrace, sampling premium Australian beef and native spices under the canopy of the Milky Way.

Explore the wildflowers and the Federation Walkway (Tree Top Bridge), marvelling at the ancient Boab trees and the panorama of the Perth skyline.

Stroll the modern waterfront precinct, viewing the Spanda sculpture and the historic bells of St Martin-in-the-Fields in their glass-tower home.

Navigate the 63 beaches and 20 bays by bike, snorkeling in the limestone reefs and taking selfies with the smiling quokkas in their natural habitat.

Join the locals for a ritual sunset on the white sands, watching the sun dip into the Indian Ocean as the Indiana Tea House illuminates.

Experience the world-famous drift snorkel, letting the current carry you over giant brain corals and hundreds of species of tropical fish.

Drive to the historic lighthouse for a 360-degree panorama of the Ningaloo Reef and the red Cape Range mountains at the golden hour.

Observe the majestic manta rays gliding through the crystalline waters of the lagoon, witnessing their hypnotic feeding dances.

Explore the ridge trails overlooking the spectacular vertical ironstone walls, marvelling at the deep red color and the white-trunked ghost gums.

Enjoy a dinner of barramundi and desert lime at the park's only restaurant, watching the moon rise over the ancient Hamersley Range.

Scale the vertical cliff path with the aid of iron handrails to reach a deep turquoise pool surrounded by 100-meter high red rock walls.

Observe the absolute clarity of the southern cross and the Milky Way from the ancient plateau, using professional equipment to view planetary rings.

Explore the deep-red sandstone cliffs to find the 130-million-year-old dinosaur footprints preserved in the rock at low tide.

Experience a film in the world's oldest open-air cinema (1916), sitting in deck chairs as the stars twinkle and the tide comes in.

Visit a working pearl farm to see the harvest of the world-famous South Sea Pearls, learning about the dangerous history of the Japanese divers.

Indulge in a dinner of 'Ginger Beer' chicken and fresh local barramundi in a historic 19th-century Asian-influenced pub in Broome.

Sit on the ridge of the striped massif, practicing mindfulness as the landscape turns from orange to deep crimson in the absolute Kimberley silence.

Explore the spectacular rock formations on the edge of town, viewing the ancient stone steps and the boab trees significant to the Miriwoong people.

Indulge in a celebratory banquet at the Lake Argyle restaurant, watching the moon reflect on the massive man-made inland sea of the Kimberley.

Explore the world-class collection of Aboriginal art and the 1974 Cyclone Tracy memorial, marvelling at the 'Sweetheart' saltwater crocodile exhibit.

Indulge in freshly caught Northern Territory mud-crab and barramundi at Wharf One, watching the moon reflect on the tropical saltwater lagoon.

Explore the field of 2-meter high mounds built with surgical precision by termites to regulate temperature, viewing the architectural marvels of the bush.

Journey underground to see the tunnels built after the 1942 bombing of Darwin, exploring the history of the Pacific theater in a vertical concrete maze.

Explore the ancient rock shelters to see the Lightning Man paintings, learning the 20,000-year-old stories of the Bininj people from a park ranger.

Indulge in a celebratory banquet of smoked crocodile, emu jerky, and local barramundi, experiencing the authentic taste of the Kakadu wilderness.

Sit on the ancient sandstone plateau, practicing mindfulness as the landscape turns from gold to deep violet in the silence of the stone country.

Relax in the turquoise thermal pools located in the heart of the town, surrounded by lush paperbark trees and the sounds of the tropical bush.

Do a final shopping dash for world-class Aboriginal art and hand-woven 'Kashmiri' style shawls at the city's premier reputable galleries.

Explore the spectacular tropical gardens to see the prehistoric palm collection and the monsoon forest walk, marvelling at the tropical flora.

Stroll the Corniche for a final aerial view of the skyline, watching the traditional dhows reflect in the calm Timor Sea waters.

Enjoy a final authentic meal of Laksa and spicy mountain tea at a celebrated city restaurant before your long journey home.

Take a final private transfer through the tree-lined avenues of the capital to the international terminal, saying a final 'Ma'asalama' to the land of Oz.