
Cruising
Picture yourself cruising through film history
Kerry van der Jagt cruises through southern France, one movie at a time
Kerry van der Jagt is a Sydney-based writer specialising in history, culture and outdoor adventure with a particular interest in wildlife conservation.
Kerry van der Jagt cruises through southern France, one movie at a time
A tomb is covered in moss and lit by a single shaft of sunlight, like the backdrop for an Indiana Jones movie.
They say sex sells. But sometimes it just gets you into trouble.
Sun, sand and solitude. Why these are Australia's six best lesser-known islands.
In this small Andean village, taking someone else's hat is a crime so abhorrent the whole town has something to say.
The ghosts from an empire long past can be felt amid these bleached ruins.
Learn about traditional Aboriginal culture and observe wildlife by taking a day tour guided by local experts.
If you want to take the best way to see the world's most liveable city, wear tight underpants.
A quest to find ancestors leads to a tranquil town where Oliver Cromwell once lived.
Kerry van der Jagt finds the cuisine in Kerala lighter, tastier and trickier to eat.
Anacondas to macaws, myths and fact; this is a lavish cruise of a different kind.
Nothing beats an English pub, pie and pint pilgrimage.
It might be a short ferry ride from Buenos Aires, that’s where the similarities end.
There are 620 curves along this road – and there is a breathtaking vista around every one of them.
A walking tour of Vienna, Polaroid in hand, creates long-lasting memories for Kerry van der Jagt.
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