Travel

Spectacular cabaret, a Fijian circus, Australia’s most provocative band and more. Here are our six Darwin Festival picks for 2026.

Dstntn’s mirrored tiny home in the Byron hinterland blends into its subtropical surrounds, inviting you to swap screens for birdsong, outdoor baths and stillness.

We’re turning our attention to Santiago. In partnership with LATAM Airlines and Melbourne Airport, we're giving one lucky reader – and their plus-one – a compelling reason to go.

Explore historic food markets, iconic beaches and more. In partnership with LATAM Airlines and Melbourne Airport, here's your guide to direct flights, the ideal neighbourhoods to stay in and the side quests worth taking.

From Chile and Peru to Argentina and more, every country (and city) has that one dish you can’t visit without trying. In partnership with LATAM Airlines and Melbourne Airport, here’s where to go if you want to centre your holiday on eating.

From skyline hikes and market-fresh ceviche to late-night salsa bars and Terremoto, this city proves to be more than just a stopover. In partnership with LATAM Airlines, here’s how to spend 48 delicious hours in Chile’s vibrant capital.

Dreaming of a Melbourne staycation with all the luxurious extras? In partnership with 1 Hotel Melbourne, we’re giving one lucky winner and a friend the chance to stay, eat and relax on the banks of the Yarra.

A day in Melbourne is easy enough to schedule, but if you want to avoid the tourist traps, head to the city’s southern side. In partnership with 1 Hotel Melbourne, here’s a full itinerary for a day out in Melbourne.

Thanks to Dior Maison’s creative touch, this ancient abbey has risen from ruin to become a go-to country escape for Parisians – the latest in a line of fashion-hospitality crossovers.

Plus, a new luxury stay on the Central Coast, the Finnish heat therapy coming to the Blue Mountains and a food festival on an unspoiled island worth travelling for.

Halfway between Noosa and Hervey Bay, Rainbow Beach has flown under the tourist radar despite its proximity to K’gari and its exquisite surrounds. The Roy puts it firmly on the map.

A revamped 1960s bungalow with panoramic ocean views, a self-sufficient shipping container in the hinterland and a renovated steam train carriage nestled in the Otways – your next Great Ocean Road abode could be right here.