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Skip the turn-back at the Twelve Apostles. This seven-day slow road trip follows the Great Ocean Road all the way west through Port Fairy and Cape Bridgewater to Mount Gambier, Beachport and Robe.

The Coromandel Peninsula still hides beaches reached by gravel roads, estuary detours, forest tracks, and winding coastal drives where slower travel becomes part of the experience itself.

Wānaka was built for slower drives. These unplugged half-day escapes explore alpine roads, hidden lake stops and quiet Central Otago landscapes designed to help you reset the pace.

The first impression of Wilsons Promontory can be surprising. Huge car parks, tour buses and busy visitor facilities suggest mass tourism rather than wilderness. Yet travellers who stay longer quickly discover why "The Prom" remains one of Victoria's most rewarding destinations.

Looking For Coastal Victoria Beyond The Tourist Trail? The Great Ocean Road may dominate Victoria travel itineraries, but Gippsland offers a different experience. Historic gold towns, fishing villages, long jetties, sweeping beaches, inland lakes and wilderness reserves reward travellers willing to leave the tourist trail behind

Morrinsville’s colourful Herd of Cows sculptures have transformed this Waikato town into one of New Zealand’s quirkiest hidden gems. Discover public art, local history, riverside walks, and why Morrinsville deserves a stop on your North Island road trip.