The duo posed under a low-flying plane at the Caribbean beach where a Kiwi tourist died.

Alexander Robertson explores Australia's north coast.

Millennias old landscape and traditions on Australia's northern coast.

An annual Spanish festival is a cruel test of intelligence.

Madagascar has occupied its unique place off of Africa for more than 100 million years.

New Plymouth yoga classes and program retreats.

Meet the people who have found a way to elevate brunch to a new level... by helicopter.

A travel tech review for the forgetful traveller.

Do your research, pack the right clothing and equipment and don't forget travel insurance.

In a notoriously expensive city, there are still plenty of things won't cost you a penny.

Let Queenstown photographer, Trey Ratcliff, transport you through some of the world's most dramatic landscapes.

Sampling traditional dishes at the Nga Tim Cafe, which borrow heavily from Portuguese and Chinese cuisine... as well as a bottle of rice wine.

What you need to know before meeting the world's biggest lizards.

Bolivia's Road of Death and Pakistan's Karakoram Highway, these are the planet's drives.

A top pick of waterparks to drop in on during your travels.

Andrew Lichtenstein, Kiwi expat, and manager of a record-holding bungy shares his top tips for visitors to the Chinese SAR

She's the greatest Kiwi adventurer you've probably never heard of.

300km of mountainbiking from the Southern Alps to coastal Oamaru

Since this Mexican fishing village first wooed tourists to its shore in the 1930s, Vallarta has blossomed into a riot of activities

Today bungee is a phenomenon that stretches from the Swiss Alps to Zambia, but extreme-sports fanatics will agree the original and best jumps are still found in New Zealand.

New Zealand's top 5 bungy jumps and why everyone else is getting it wrong.

This hot tub spa in Queenstown provides stunning views over the Shotover River.

Brazil's second city is a meltingpot for cultures and ideas. There are African, Portuguese, even Japanese roots stretching from the sands of Copacabana to Sugarloaf Mountain.

The multi-cultural metropolis has changed hands between Britain, China and Japan many times and is full of intrigue for travellers.

What Bolivia's ancient carnival lacks in bikinis and samba schools, it makes up for in rich Pagan history

The family spent 11 months travelling for almost the same cost as staying in Tauranga.

This amazing, natural rock formation is a must see for visitors looking for a wilder west in Monument Valley. The Wave's other-worldly colours are more 'final frontier' than frontierland

Forget fetching coffee, this is a chance to travel the globe for free.