Australia
New from Australia
Ranked as the second safest country to travel in 2025, Australia continues to be a top choice for travelers seeking unique, secure, and memorable experiences. With its breathtaking landscapes, vibrant culinary scene, and luxurious accommodations, there’s no better time to explore what Down Under has to offer. Whether you’re an adventure seekers, wellness enthusiasts, or fine-dining aficionados, these new attractions are sure to captivate you.
Uluṟu-Kata Tjuṯa Signature Walk
Experience the spiritual heart of Australia on the Uluru to Kata Tjuta Signature Walk, a five-day hike launching April 2026 from award-winning Tasmanian Walking Company. This world-first trek unites two of the country’s most iconic landmarks through 54 kms (33 mi) of spectacular landscape.
Developed in consultation with Anangu Traditional Owners, the walk features exclusive overnight stays in eco-sensitive accommodation within the World Heritage-listed Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park. The journey promises intimate cultural immersion with Indigenous Australian guides, gourmet dining under starlit skies and hikes through remote desert, red dunes and native woodlands.
Located in Australia’s Red Centre, Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park is approximately a three-hours flight from major capital cities.
Ocean Road Abalone
Explore the world of premium abalone with Ocean Road Abalone immersive farm tours, where dedicated aquaculturists guide visitors through the fascinating world of sustainable abalone cultivation.
Experience the complete growth cycle from nursery to live holding tanks, culminating in a one-of-a-kind tasting that showcases this prized delicacy in three distinct preparations – live, canned and vacuum-packed.
This unique farm-to-table experience offers a glimpse into premium seafood production, combining education with gastronomy. Perfect for culinary enthusiasts and eco-conscious travellers, the tour delves deep into sustainable farming practices while offering tastings of one of the ocean’s most sought-after delicacies. Nestled along Victoria’s iconic Great Ocean Road in Port Fairy, this working farm is three and half hours drive west of Melbourne / Narrm.
Bangarra Dance Theatre Presents Illume
In 2025, Australia’s leading Indigenous performing arts company, Bangarra Dance Theatre, will present the world premiere of their first-ever visual arts collaboration, Illume, an exciting new presentation from Mirning woman and Bangarra artistic director, Frances Rings and Goolarrgon Bard visual artist, Darrell Sibosado.
Inspired by Sibosado’s Bard Country on the north-western coast of Western Australia, Illume draws together music, visual arts and dance to explore the ways light has captivated and sustained Indigenous cultural existence for millennia.
Following a two-decade tenure at the Sydney Opera House Drama Theatre, in 2025, Bangarra will move to the prestigious Joan Sutherland Theatre stage at the Sydney Opera House to premiere the work in June, allowing bigger audiences to experience Bangarra’s extraordinary storytelling. Illume will then embark on a national tour, which in a welcome return in 2025, will also include performances in Western Australia.
Peninsula Hot Springs Eco Lodges
The award-winning Peninsula Hot Springs, just an-hour drive from Melbourne / Narrm, has just opened its brand new Eco Lodges. Comprised of three lodges featuring ten rooms, each enriched by the surrounding coastal environment, the lodges provide the ultimate sanctuary to connect, rejuvenate and sleep. Each of the lodges has been designed and crafted to encourage guests to wind down into serenity. Overlooking a private lake, the eco-conscious lodges nestle into the bushland with nature-inspired architecture, bespoke amenities and furniture and original scenic artwork by local Mornington Peninsula artists.
Outside the Eco Lodges, guests can enjoy access to the Peninsula Hot Springs for bathing, nutrition and movement activities, alongside a complementary 45-minute guided wellness activity and buffet breakfast each morning.
The International
The International, a highly-anticipated fine-dining establishment, is set to open in Sydney / Warrane’s iconic Martin Place this November. Spanning three levels, this forthcoming venue is nestled between two Harry Seidler architectural masterpieces in the heritage-listed MLC Centre.
The crown jewel is The Grill, where culinary director Joel Bickford crafts wood-fired seafood platters served alongside champagne and signature martinis in a luxurious setting of marble, steel, and custom mid-century furniture. Below, The Wine Bar’s extensive by-the-glass list complements small plates and wood-fired pizzas across its 60-seat outdoor courtyard, 40-seat wine bar, and 60-seat dining room.
The Panorama Bar presents spectacular city views, hibachi-grilled skewers, creative cocktails, and a curated champagne and Chablis selection. The newest venture from The Point* Group, known for Shell House and The Dolphin Hotel, The International is a short walk from Circular Quay Station.
