Endless white sand and the chance to get a selfie with the world’s cutest marsupial, the quokka. Rottnest offers visitors a choice of 63 pristine turquoise beaches and 20 secluded bays.

Explore these remote islands of Papua New Guinea to investigate tribal life and meet subsistence farmers who rarely see visitors.

Swim out from the beach of this National park and snorkel straight over the Great Barrier Reef.

Sparsely populated but laden with tropical beauty, this is the larger of Samoa’s two islands.

Explore the Great Barrier Reef and observe Green Sea Turtles in the wild by snorkeling straight off the beach. The island is also home to a turtle rehabilitation centre.

This is where Tasmanians go for holidays; it’s even more beautiful and rugged than the mainland.

If the Palm trees, beachfront bars and restaurants aren’t enough, the water sports will convince you that this island is the dream.

The Hawaiian Islands are a deeply spiritual place, dotted with sacred sites. Hike through the jungles or connect in with the wellness communities.

Grab your snorkel and diving gear and explore the magnificent underwater world around this archipelago.

A simple holiday spot off the coast of Townsville; enjoy cruising around in a topless car with brilliant ocean views. The marina is an excellent spot for sailors to moor.

Eat hoppers, rice and curry, drink tea and soak in the sunsets over the Indian Ocean.

The locals of this tiny island nation do the Sega dance the way they live: with joy and liveliness.

A Japanese Prefecture, Okinawa is a tropical archipelago of 150 islands with sweeping white sand beaches and coral reefs.

Famous for its freshwater lakes, stunning rainforests, beaches and sand blows, you can also indulge in delicious gastronomic adventures at Kingfisher Bay Resort’s ‘Sand & Wood’.

Experience the four day guided walk through this world heritage listed National Park off the east coast of Tasmania; the rare wildlife, fascinating history, and tranquillity, coupled with elegant accommodation, is remarkable.