Kerry van der Jagt

Kerry van der Jagt
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Kerry van der Jagt is a Sydney-based writer specialising in history, culture and outdoor adventure with a particular interest in wildlife conservation.

The Bay of Fires is part of the wukalina walk.

Banished, banned and broken, a unique Australian culture is making a comeback

The wukalina tour traces the east coast from Launceston to Hobart – a little on foot, but mostly by vehicle – indulging in art, architecture and Indigenous culture.

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A portal to the past tourists often miss

An enlightening stroll reveals the architectural styles of Victoria's grand homes.

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Getting hero shots in a place of hero explorers

From evening talks to walks through bear country, our photographer guide offers technical tips and insights into what it takes to tell a compelling travel story through photos.

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Ancient works of art still pulse with a divine intensity

With paintings ranging from 1200 to 20,000 years old these art works still pulse with a divine intensity.

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The Temple of Fire in Surakhani near Baku, Azerbaijan.

Why Azerbaijan is so hot right now

In Persian, Azerbaijan means "Protector of fire" and the flame is still burning.

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One of the most beautiful temples close to the Nile - the Kom Ombo complex.

Pyramids, mummies and temples on a cruise down the Nile

The thrill of a Nile River cruise isn't only the things you see, but the things you feel.

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Experience Norway's world famous ski jump

Every sport has its hallowed ground. For snow skiers, it's Holmenkollen in Norway, home to the famous ski jump.

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Despite its renegade status, Transnistria has its own currency, including a set of four geometrically shaped plastic coins.

Inside the European country that doesn't (officially) exist

It could very well be Russia but it isn't. Welcome to Transnistria.

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The magical Greek island with a heart-shaped bay

When Plato wrote, 'Every heart sings a song' ... he may well have been talking about the Bay of St Paul.

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Injinoo Dancers during Cooktown Discovery Festival.

The little-known tale of how Captain Cook became stranded

History comes alive with a unique rock art experience and a re-enactment to mark 250 years since Captain Cook was stranded in Tropical North Queensland.