My dream destination: Artistic director Antony Hamilton
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MY ONE DREAM DESTINATION IS STILL
Santorini. The medieval architecture of the old cities on the island is jaw-droppingly beautiful in its austere simplicity. I love getting lost in the labyrinthine footpaths, filled with wiry bougainvillea and even wirier stray cats. The one and only time I ve been was a family holiday with my partner and three kids in 2017. Paula studied Greek language while the kids and I ate icy poles on the black sand beaches every day.
WHEN THIS IS ALL OVER I M DREAMING OF VISITING
Antarctica – a place that makes you feel truly insignificant in its natural scale and wonder. I m fascinated by the sensory experience it offers: the absence of any urban hum or the presence of other humans would be a curious thing, and in my daily life these things are inescapable.
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Australia s top 10 must-see destinations have been revealed by travel experts - including an untamed Aboriginal landscape so sacred, you need a permit to enter.
To celebrate 30 years on air, Channel Nine s Getaway has named the country s most popular holiday spots, from the red desert of the Northern Territory to the slate grey mountains of Tasmania.
They include iconic attractions such as Uluru, Sydney Harbour and the pristine white beaches of the Whitsundays in Queensland.
Unexpected entrants include remote areas like Mitchell Plateau, WA, and Arnhem Land, Aboriginal Australia s untouched final frontier , as well as places with unique ecosystems such as Lord Howe Island and the Daintree Rainforest in Queensland.