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If you find yourself in search of unspoilt natural beauty and seclusion you might want to check out Haggerstone Island. Haggerstone Island is a privately owned island that lies near the Great Barrier Reef, off the coast of North Queensland. It is located alongside the rugged Cape York Peninsula, about 600km north of Cairns. The exclusive island retreat is home to an Australian family who settled there in 1985. Roy, Anna and their two daughters Sam and Tash have since transformed the uninhabited, jungle covered island into a livable paradise by integrating a series of wooden structures in the natural environment. … More →

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Pristine wilderness. Those two words may be the best way to introduce Kangaroo Island, South Australia’s very own island getaway. … More →

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Rottnest Island, Western Australia’s very own island getaway features a casual atmosphere, picturesque scenery and some of the world’s finest bays and beaches. It is located less than 20 km off the coast of Western Australia, a 30-minute ferry journey from Fremantle and 90 minutes from Perth. … More →

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The largest sand island in the world, Fraser Island is as wild as it is spectacular. It is the only place on the planet where rainforest grows on sand. Fraser Island lies just off Hervey Bay, along the coast of Queensland. About 120km long and over 30km across at its widest point, the island boasts a unique natural environment and is listed a World Heritage site. A seemingly endless beach stretches on the surf side while an internationally known resort lies on the other and an amazing rainforest in between. If it’s wilderness and adventure you’re after, then Fraser Island is definitely worth a detour. … More →

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