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Jordan is home to some of mankind’s earliest settlements. From stunning desert landscapes to world heritage sites and friendly locals, Jordan has delighted visitors for centuries.

Wadi Rum is one of Jordan’s highlights due to its rugged landscape and awe-inspiring beauty. This remote wonderland attracts thousands of visitors each year and it’s not hard to understand why!

A destination truly like no other, the beauty of Kangaroo Island can be witnessed from the shores of Seal Bay, the heights of Cape Willoughby Lighthouse, the cliff side of the Remarkable Rocks and from within the scenic wilderness of Flinders Chase.

We can all agree that palaces are the ultimate sign of opulence. And if you’ve ever wondered what it feels like to live in a fairy-tale, then a visit to one of the 5 most famous palaces in Europe is the way to find out. Keep reading to discover what palaces in Europe make the list.

The impressive and quirky d’Arenberg Cube is much more than just a cellar door. Unlike anything else, this architectural masterpiece has become a South Australian icon and is a must-see when visiting the state.

Oh, Patagonia, be still my beating heart… Wild, remote and breathtakingly beautiful, Patagonia’s wide-open spaces, impressive, rugged mountain peaks, icy cold rivers and jaw dropping glaciers will leave you literally panting for more.

If South Australia is known for one thing, it would have to be its world-renowned wine regions. From the northern valleys of the Barossa and Clare to the scenic Adelaide Hills in the east and McLaren Vale in the south, there’s a wine region to cater to all tastes.

The Adelaide Central Market is the heart of the city’s food scene. Offering locals and tourists an array of multicultural goodies, the market is home to over 70 eateries, all offering a variety of authentic cuisines made from fresh and tasty produce.

An island archipelago located at the base of Italy’s southern tip, Malta may be small but it packs a big punch! Overloaded with awe-inspiring natural attractions and a wealth of fascinating history at every turn, let’s see why the Blue Grotto sea caves are one of Malta’s most popular attractions.