Crossing glacier-fed rivers, swimming with horses and plunging into a waterfall with a group of wilderness-seeking women in Lord of the Rings country.
A photo diary from the 1970s Cali-inspired estate in Byron Bay, NSW.
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A slow sojourn down south to Bangalay Villas, where tranquility, sumptuous breakfast spreads and marshmallow beds make for the perfect end-of-year stay.
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Why November to April are my favourite months of the year on Australia’s east coast.
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On the rugged west coast of New Zealand’s South Island, you’ll find nature, exploration and the Kiwi’s trump card - beachside baches.
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From the bustling, steamy streets of Ubud to the tranquility of Munduk in the North, Bali is a feast for the senses
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Daybreak at Avalon Beach - our new home.
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Observations at first light in Manly, NSW.
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In Far North Queensland, two world UNESCO World Heritage sites meet - the 180 million year old Daintree Rainforest, and the Great Barrier Reef.
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A tiny surfing hamlet on the Far North Coast characterised by pandanus trees, cerulean waves and an other-wordly, quaint charm.
Dreamy days around Sussex Inlet - swimming, napping and reading.
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Film and digital shots from our first month living on Sydney’s Northern Beaches.
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Thoughts on life during the coronavirus pandemic, slowing down and noticing nature.
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Lake Como, in Italy’s Lombardy region, is famed as much for its beautiful buildings and jaw dropping vistas as it is for the Hollywood glitterati.
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From the white sand and perfectly clear water of the east coast, to the verdant rainforest of the west and the dramatic igneous rock of Cradle Mountain, Tasmania is as diverse as it is wild.
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Ocean pools are not just Sydney’s drawcard - they offer a sanctuary, a community and a ritual, their salty brine a tonic for all those that swim in them.
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Forty minutes drive from Sunshine Coast airport will lead you to the Sunshine Coast hinterland, where rolling hills are dotted with veritable green habitats and honesty boxes for veggies sit on every corner.
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Luscious, verdant, wild yet serene, Samoa is a treasure trove of untouched, natural beauty, where turquoise seas meet rolling mountainscapes and an emerald carpet of rich vegetation greets you at every turn.
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Whilst the region known as Port Stephens attracts plenty of tourists, neighbouring Soldiers Point is a lesser-known, quieter spot in which you can really kick back and find peace and tranquility.
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Hours spent canoeing down the Shoalhaven Gorge is rewarded with a night spent under the stars amongst wombats, kangaroos, platypus and sea eagles.
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