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The dramatic landscapes of New Zealand invite adventure, from the volcanic geothermal regions and rolling green hills of the North Island, to the glacier-carved valleys and mountain ranges of the South Island.

Patagonia is a vast wilderness area spanning the southern end of Chile and Argentina, including the popular Torres del Paine National Park near Puerto Natales (home of the W-trek), and Glaciers National Park near El Calafate and El Chalten.

Antarctica is the ultimate expedition cruise destination offering privileged access to the almost untouched wilderness of the White Continent. Kayaks, tenders and expert guides make excursions onto the Antarctic iceshelf and through the surrounding waters a highlight.

Chile is a unique landscape of contrasts, ranging from the glacier filled ice-fields and mountains of Patagonia and the Andes, to the deep blue waters of Chile's lakes district and the other-worldly landscape of Atacama Desert.

Argentina's Los Glaciares National Park in Southern Patagonia - home to Perito Moreno Glacier - can be accessed from the hiking mecca of El Chalten and neighbouring El Calafate. Both are must-visit destinations in Argentina, and combine well with old favourites: Iguazu Falls, Mendoza and buzzing Buenos Aires.

Western Australia is fast-emerging as a must-do luxury travel destination. With breathtaking natural scenery, amazing food and wine, and some of the newest and most-awarded luxury retreats in Australia, it has never been a better time to experience WA.

The South Island delivers with dramatic alpine scenery, vast fiords, and world-class walking trails spanning glaciers and alpine valleys to the turquoise coastline of the Abel Tasman and Queen Charlotte Sound

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New Zealand’s North Island is diverse, known as much for its green rolling hills and farmland as its sparkling turquoise bays. Waiheke Island, Hawke’s Bay and the Bay of Islands are our favourite coastal playgrounds, with Taupo our pick for adventure.

The Northern Territory is a special place, with Kakadu National Park, Arnhem Land, the Mary River Wetlands and Litchfield National Park among the best experiences when visiting the Top End.

The diversity of scenery and experiences on offer in South Australia continues to surprise us. The rolling green hills of the Fleurieu Peninsula and the beaches and trails of Kangaroo Island are a must-do for the active traveller, and pair nicely with some time indulging in the food and wine of the Barossa and Clare Valley.

New South Wales brings to mind coastal rockpools, bushwalks in the world-class National Parks like the Blue Mountains, and relaxing on the Hawkesbury River. The NSW Central Coast, Byron Bay and the northern NSW Hinterland are other favourite destinations for their rainforests, waterfalls and golden beaches.

While many visit Queensland for its beaches and the Great Barrier Reef, we also rate Queensland for its World-Heritage Listed Gondwana rainforests of the Scenic Rim region and Daintree, and for its Island trails ending in waterfalls and swimming holes – the Thorsborne Trail on Hinchinbrook Island is a good example.

Australia's Outback spans the remote interior regions of Australia, think Uluru and the Red Centre of the Northern Territory, Western Australia's vast Kimberley region, South Australia's Flinders Ranges and the rugged inland gorges of Tropical North Queensland.

Victoria is a compact State in Australian terms, and packs in an impressive diversity of landscapes from the snowy mountains to the rugged coastline of the Great Ocean Road and the jaw-dropping peaks of the Grampians.

The Asia-Pacific Islands off the northern coast of Australia are some of the world's most idyllic with luxury resorts surrounded by lush rainforest and white sand beaches. Closer to Australia's East Coast and New Zealand, you'll find Fiji and the islands of Australia's Great Barrier Reef.