Charity De Souza

New England offers a ton of activities for families, from hiking and fishing to sailing, skiing and swimming. The region’s outdoor activities make it the perfect multi-generational destination.

Built around 2,000 years ago, the Colosseum is one of the largest amphitheatres ever built. Considered one of the top attractions in Italy, this ancient arena is a must-see landmark, while nearby you’ll find easy access to trendy Monti with its vintage shopping, the famous Spanish Steps and Termini Station.

San Antonio is rich in history, culture and modern attractions, known for the Alamo and River Walk. Catering to all types of travellers, you’ll find exciting theme parks, art galleries, museums, leafy parks and easy access to Hill Country.

Huntington Beach is one of California’s top travel destinations, blessed with kilometres of uninterrupted beaches, year-round sunshine and a popular surfing community. Known as Surf City, USA, you can watch the pros take on surf-worthy waves or try it on yourself, then recharge at one of the top Huntington Beach resorts and hotels nearby.

Byron Bay is Australia’s easternmost town features kilometres of sandy crescents, known as a must-see for beachcombers and surfers alike. It is the quintessential beach getaway, where spectacular clifftop walking trails, regional dining and a hippie vibe lure in sun-seekers across the globe.

Niagara Falls is one of the most jaw-dropping natural wonders on the planet, offering an impressive collection of powerful falls that plunge over 53 metres. You’re spoilt with adventures in Niagara Falls State Park, with a chance to gaze at the falls from an observation tower, sky-high in a helicopter tour or up-close on an iconic Maid of the Mist boat ride.

Myrtle Beach, South Carolina is one of the most iconic all-American vacation destinations. It offers almost 100 kilometres of pristine beaches, thrilling amusement parks, mini-golf and an oceanfront boardwalk with a towering Ferris wheel.

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Western Australia is a region of endless exploration, where you can pack your itinerary with epic adventures in some of the country’s most iconic landscapes. Wildlife encounters are popular, from swimming with whale sharks to snapping selfies with quokkas, while you can also savour Australia’s best wines or kick back on a beautiful white-sand beach.