Australia

Whether you're looking for a beachside vacation in Southeast Asia or you want to see what delights Australia has to offer, here's how you can experience a luxury vacation without breaking the bank..

From breathtaking islands and sugar white sand beaches to sun-baked landscapes and jaw-dropping natural wonders, Australia is a land of unique and diverse beauty. 

Whether you're planning a romantic getaway, a family vacation, or a solo adventure, Adelaide knows a thing or two about what makes the best Airbnb.

Tasmania is Australia’s capital of award-winning lake houses you can actually stay in.

Ready to plan your next getaway? Discover the top 50 places to stay in Australia for 2025, from secluded forest cabins to luxurious beachside resorts.

WA's fave winter fest, Cabin Fever, is back in all its cosy glory. Running from Friday 18 to Sunday 27 July, the 10-day festival will see a string of mouth-watering events pop up down south, from Busselton to Margaret River—providing loads of opportunities to devour all the food, wine and beer your body can handle while getting nice 'n toasty with your fellow foodies.

From romantic cabins and top-notch food to world-class attractions and loads of wine, here the best things to do in Denmark, Western Australia. 

Tiny houses are all you need for the perfect off-grid getaway. Fully stocked with kitchens, bathrooms, beds and drop-dead gorgeous views, they’re the perfect excuse for a spontaneous road trip. 

"Carpark hangs, good chirp and a cold beverage to cap it off."

A gathering of salty locals, big time heroes and future legends.

Is a city break in Melbourne calling your name? Whether it’s the arts and culture scene, the world-class dining or a sporting event that’s caught your interest, there’s plenty of reasons to head to the city—and we know just how to make the most of your time.

Now a cornerstone of Australian surf culture, Nev’s story is one of passion, craftsmanship and an unrelenting connection to the waves.  

It's been a long, cold, winter, and not to mention a solid eight months or so since Melburnians were boozing around in some of Melbourne's best beer gardens. But like the sun will rise each morning, Melbourne's best beer gardens will be waiting for you as the warmer months return.

Christmas festivities got you in need of a vacay? Make it a staycay! While you’d be right in thinking a heap of Airbnbs are already booked out, we’ve searched far and wide to find the last few remaining gems here in Perth, so you can take a beat to reset and refresh with a last minute stay. Days spent by the beach, nights out experiencing the finest places to eat and drink and a chance to rest and recharge - sounds like pure bliss.

Itching to get out of Perth this Christmas? We’ve got you! While there’s only a handful of Airbnbs left around the state, we’ve uncovered some absolute treasures to get you ready to celebrate your Christmas in style. 

White sandy beaches, warm nights, dreamy sunsets and palm trees galore. Broome is big on tropical vibes and the ideal spot to knock back daiquiris by the pool. But when you're ready to hop out of your cabana, there's plenty of other awesome things to do in Broome.

‘So many roads. So many detours. So many choices. So many mistakes.’ Just as Sarah Jessica Parker once said of life, so is true for the Margaret River wine region. As beautiful as the place is, it’s a rabbit warren, and if you’re not careful you can spend more time chucking U-turns or detouring around the (very large) block than sipping on vino. There’s so much to choose from: so many signs, so many labels, so many gold and silver medals on things. And while it’s hard to go wrong since you’re surrounded by so many world-renowned wines, when you do make a mistake, it can be awfully disappointing for the very same reason.

Rottnest is like a collage of born and bred Perth peeps’ memories—running free and wild as a kid without halting to mum’s orders, first kisses on Pinky’s beach, partying from sunrise til sunset and in between at school leavers, boat trips (if you’re lucky) that provide the ultimate serenity of waking up to the rocking of the ocean’s gentle breaths and (if you’re fit) running on to the soft sand of Thomson’s Bay after completing the epic 20-kilometre journey of the channel swim.

We're pretty blessed with incredible camping, fishing and picnicking spots dotted around our great state, and luckily for us, there’s plenty to explore without straying too far from home.

These tiny homes on wheels come equipped with everything you need and more.

Dig out the CamelBak you bought in 2001, invest in some super tough band aids, and drop your adventure pin on any of Australia's best hikes and walks. 

With every negative, there is a positive and while we’re missing international travel, we have to say, we’re pretty blessed when it comes to amazing places to visit here in WA. With wineries down south, red dirt and waterfalls up north and beautiful beaches no matter where you look, there’s really no need to go anywhere else. 

Pack the car, grab a mate and head for the open road.

You're welcome.

Prime wheel estate.

With camping and picnicking back on the cards for West Aussies, we’re all feeling more at east about exploring our own backyard again. While we’re still confined to the Perth and Peel region for now, there are so many things to do in the Perth Hills, making it the perfect place to start your local adventures.

When it comes to coastal getaway destinations, Yallingup is hard to beat. Famous for its dramatic coastlines, ancient caves, and close proximity to some of the best restaurants and wineries in the South West, this beachside town is a crowd-pleaser all year round.

The wheel deal.

Your weekend—sorted.

If you’ve done Margs, Denmark, Esperance, and everywhere in-between well we’ve got a little secret for you. There’s a spot on the seaside, with plenty to do (or not do), five hours from Perth.

Depending on your palate, no doubt developed from the usual suspects like IPAs, session ales, and pilsners, there are plenty of entry points to the Aussie wheat ale where you can start, and once you’re finished we’ve got no doubt that at least several will become your next go-to brew.

Where to head for a feast for the eyes as much as a sensation for the palate? Whether you want views to wow visiting friends or a beautiful spot for a romantic interlude, here are 14 of the prettiest cellar doors to visit. 

When it comes to road trips, most Perth peeps immediately think of the beautiful South West, and how could anyone blame us? The beaches and lakes are stunning no matter the weather, the gourmet food and wine options are plentiful and there’s a never-ending list of walking trails and Insta-worthy natural scenes to take in.

You may have heard of Sal Salis, the exclusive seaside safari camp tucked away up north, wedged in between the Cape Range National Park and Ningaloo Marine Park—a World Heritage Listed site (not unlike the Amalfi Coast).

Wildflower season hits the northern parts of the Golden Outback in July and lasts right through spring in the south, so it’s no surprise there are a few different road trips you can take that will take you through the fields of flower, but if wildflowers are the aim of the game, you’ll want to check out Wildflower Way.

It's not as pricey as you'd think. 

Are you long overdue for a dreamy hotel stay? We feel you. From plush linen bedspreads to five-star amenities and drool-worthy dining, a hotel can make or break your holiday. 

In the heart of the Sydney CBD, Kimpton Margot is the first Kimpton to open in Australia, and the stunning new 172-room hotel is a whole new reason to book a Sydney getaway. 

Boasting sparkling coastlines, lush waterfalls, a rugged outback and bucket-list worthy adventures, there’s never been a better time to explore our backyard.

Round up the crew, or prepare to get cosy with your special someone, we’ve curated a list of the best spots to stay in and around Margs. 

In the not too distant past, the idea of a bottled cocktail would nary raise an eyebrow, though since the event of lockdowns and a few quick thinkers moving at pace, the previously overlooked booze category was given new life. 

Holiday season is upon us and while we’ve got a few months until our state borders are wide open, there’s really no need to go any further than Crown Towers Perth if you’re looking for luxe vaycay vibes.

If you’ve been looking for an excuse to expand your LEGO set collection, this news is about to hit you like a ton of bricks: Alceon Group just named Karrinyup Shopping Centre as the location of one its first Perth LEGO® Certified Store.

If you’ve been dreaming of an island getaway and Rottnest just isn’t cutting it, it’s time to discover the magical Abrolhos Islands—and the best way to do that is with Eco Abrolhos on-board their incredible 35-metre vessel, also named Eco Abrolhos.

Is it a donut or doughnut? For the sake of this pun, we highly recommend that you donut miss the chance to claim your FREE doughnut this Friday, at Krispy Kreme.

Tucked away in a secluded corner of Eagle Bay is Meelup Farmhouse, the latest cafe and restaurant to grace us from the husband-wife duo behind Little h and The Little Bay.

There’s plenty to see in our own backyard, while we patiently wait for those borders to open up. Western Australia is pretty damn big—and a veritable playground of otherworldly natural phenomena and jaw-droppingly beautiful natural vistas, if you know where to look.

With a beautiful campground, a wild river and some amazing bushwalks, it's an outdoor dream only an hour or so from Perth. 

Start planning your next big trip because WA’s interstate borders are now open, with restrictions easing overnight with Victoria.

Us Perth peeps have been busy making the most of our east coast getaways, well at least we were until a few of those borders shut again. But while NSW and Victorian travel is off the cards for the moment, South Australia is back open and they're offering $2 million dollars worth of $100 and $50 vouchers to spend in the state.

We've taken travel decision making matters into our own hands, curating 50 of the best bookable experiences on offer around the country. 

We've taken travel decision making matters into our own hands, curating 50 of the best bookable experiences on offer around the country. 

Kumokumo is about to hit Australia and while our waistlines might be terrified, our mouths are already drooling.

A green getaway is more than just a fun alliteration—it’s the way we should all start thinking about how we travel.

Sitting pretty overlooking the Kalgan River, this bespoke B&B is the ideal place to sit back with a glass of wine by the fire or set yourself up for a weekend of exploring the Great Southern.

Itching to get away but can’t afford the flights? Not to worry, we’ve found a luxe staycation that will blow you away, and it’s just an hour out of the Perth CBD.

If gin walking tours and gin high teas aren’t enough for you, this new three-day gin extravaganza in the Margaret River Region might just be for you.

With the borders shut, it’s no surprise that the people of Perth are spending more and more time in Margaret River, but if you’re in a bit of rut with your usual haunts, it’s time to meet One Table Farm.

The Aboriginal people of Western Australia have had a connection with the land for over 50,000 years. That makes it the world’s oldest living culture, and a culture that is essential to understand for those of us that call this land home.

Living in the city doesn’t naturally lend itself to activities such as stargazing, what with all the light pollution and clouds and such. But thankfully, getting all starry-eyed around Perth isn’t too difficult, with an abundance of beautiful twinkly skies spanning our vast state in almost all directions.

While we're all for holidaying at home, it's always nice to know you've got options; especially if you happen to have friends or relatives living out of Western Australia. That's why we're pretty pumped to hear that South Australia is opening their borders to us West Aussies from midnight tonight.

International travel is off the cards, so chasing the northern hemisphere sun is no longer an option this winter—but what if we told you that you can enjoy sunshine and highs of 23 degrees by heading north to Kalbarri?

It's official. Margaret River is about to get fancy and, whether you love the idea or hate it, you'll want to sit back with a cup of tea and get up to speed on the juicy details of the brand new Westin that will be hitting Margaret River in 2023.

The two 100m high skywalks jut out from one of the highest points of the Murchison River Gorge rim in the Kalbarri National Park and will offer some seriously jaw-dropping views of the park.

Here are our top tips to make the most of the new normal in Australia’s South West under the restrictions of Phase Two.

Fresh air and simple pleasures are good for the soul. But “we live in the middle of the city” I hear you cry. It’s all hybrid cars and the newest dumpling joint to get into. The solution: get out of town. Camping is guaranteed to slow you down, remind you of the bigger picture and it’s also pretty good for the hip pocket factor. 

Sunday 27 April was a great day for Western Australian outdoor enthusiasts, as the restrictions on camping, fishing and picnicking were eased. Keeping the interstate travel restrictions in mind, Perth peeps in need of an adventure are now able to explore the Perth and Peel regions. 

One of the many ways we’re surviving and thriving in the depths of self-isolation is with a little retail therapy to support Aussie fashion labels, of course.

Non-essential intrastate travel is banned from today, but you can still help WA's tourism industry without stepping foot outside your house.

Fremantle’s east end isn’t exactly known for its high end vibes right now but word on the street is that could change in 2021 thanks to the announcement of a brand new DoubleTree Hotel.

It’s no secret that us Perth people love a good road trip, but it seems we don’t head north that often, instead favouring our beloved south-western wine region when the mood strikes. We had to wonder why, given the vastness of our beautiful state, and so recently we decided to go against popular opinion and head north-east for an overnighter in Northam.

Ever wanted to go to the cinema but were too lazy to get out of your comfy bed? Well, this year you’ll be able to watch a movie under the stars in a giant bed, courtesy of the Mov’in Bed outdoor cinema.

They’ve got them in Melbourne, Brisbane and Adelaide, but Perth has beat Sydney in scoring its very first Art Series Hotel.

As much as we all love a good fry up, sometimes you just want to go out for breakfast and get on with your day, instead of slipping into a grease-fuelled food coma and heading home for a nap.

Ever wanted to go to the cinema but were too lazy to get out of your comfy bed? Well, this year you’ll be able to watch a movie under the stars in a giant bed, courtesy of the Mov’in Bed outdoor cinema.