Everywhere Else

We all deserve to soar into the sunset as often as our jobs and lives allow, so this year, there’s a new plan of attack: staggered spending. 

What makes the perfect road trip? While a cracking playlist, premium snacks, excellent company and comfy pants are essential, the most important element of your roadie is not the destination, but the adventure that happens along the way. Most importantly—the places and faces you encounter on your journey. And while it’s easy to map out the k’s you’re going to cover, those special ‘pinch me’ moments that happen at each of your pitstops can be a little harder to plan—unless you’re reading this guide, then don’t worry because we’ve got you covered.

As the weather warms up across the country, even us extreme homebodies are itching for adventure. We want sun, fresh air, and breathtaking natural beauty that makes us forget our worries. Ready to hit the trails and become reacquainted with mother nature? 

Think Dubai is all sleek shopping malls, skyscrapers and ancient souks? Guess again. From Michelin stars to local all stars, Dubai has high-low dining, nailed!

It’s Flight Centre’s 40th birthday and they want to celebrate by shouting 40 holidays. 

There’s something special about an Aussie snow trip. Skiing in t-shirt weather (sometimes). Helicopter rides over the Snowy Mountains. Wilderness picnics watching wallabies prance in the snow. Catching incredible local DJs at arvo après-ski session. Yep, no one does a ski trip like Aussies do. 

International travel is back in full swing, and you know what that means—checking into some of the dreamiest digs around the globe. 

Vacations are finally back on and we couldn’t be more pumped. Our bucket list has never been longer, and wanderlust is in full force. 

The perfect road trip makes the journey the hero. It should be relaxing yet fun, include many detours along the way and plenty of opportunities to get up close and personal with the locals. Oh, and car snacks. Lots of snacks. Surely we can all agree on that one? You should return home with a greasy steering wheel and crumbs stamped into your floor mats. 

It’s been a hot minute but travel is finally back. The hypothetical sabbatical has turned into a reality and we are so ready to book those flights and plan our next wild adventure. 

With interstate travel finally back on the table, we’ve spent the last few weeks scouring the web, trying to nab some next-level accom without breaking the bank. But after flights being grounded for so long, we can’t help but worry about the environmental impact of everyone getting back in the air. Sure, we want to explore every hidden corner of our stunning sunburnt land, but first, we need to work on reducing the toll of our travel lust.

The past two years have changed a lot of things but none more so than travel. 

Perth’s cooler days have arrived, which means one thing:  it’s time to pack up the car and chase the sun up north with these five must-do road trips. 

Guess what? Long vacations are a thing and better yet, you can actually get paid for them. Whether you’re wanderlusting after seaside sunsets or dreaming of dramatic adventures, the chance to switch things up with a soul-awakening sabbatical is right on your doorstep.

Remote work is the perfect excuse to hit the road and explore the great outdoors, and for one lucky Aussie, Jeep is here to help make it happen.  

From hiking the Cradle Mountain Overland Track to cycling Tasmania’s East Coast, this is your chance to slow down and see this island state from a new perspective. You’ll feel the crunch of wilderness beneath your feet, breathe in the crisp sea air, and hike to misty mountaintops in what is a true bucket list-worthy experience. 

Imagine untouched wilderness, rugged terrain, tranquil waters and your wildest adventure yet, all waiting for you just a short flight away.

It’d be bonkers to think you could explore the entire region in 48 hours because you really can’t. But if you ever find yourself in the north-west Kimberley, we’ve put together this nifty guide that’ll help you savour the highlights. Here’s how to spend 48 glorious hours in the stunning Kimberley region.