One of our closest neighbours is a glorious yet underrepresented cruise destination,but those who look will find wonderful small-ship choices.
The decor might be a bit dated,but there are multiple pools,great food and it’s only $162 a night.
The economy seats might give off ’80s vibes,but the food,service and extraordinary baggage allowance make up for it.
Climbing a volcano,swimming with whale sharks and trekking with Komodo dragons – all while enjoying luxurious comfort.
I’ve fallen into the trap of viewing the island negatively because my past couple of times there were less than wonderful. Perhaps I’m just not doing it right.
This Indonesian resort promises the one essential thing we all need but increasingly can’t get at home.
Bali offers untold depth for the thinking traveller. But how many of us go deeper? These six experts live on the island and reckon we could do a lot better.
Strong passenger numbers increases the likelihood of more flights from Australia’s newest international airport.
I’m channelling my inner Cher as I step aboard,turning back time to see a dated business class seating layout.
For decades,many Australian travellers have treated Indonesia as though it begins and ends with Bali. It’s time to move on.