Wine down on this spectacular holiday
21 July, 2008:The world renowned Barossa Valley is best known for its rich styles of shiraz, however the region is also dotted with fine examples of cabernet sauvignon, semillon and chardonnay to satisfy even the fussiest of wine buffs.

Soak up the south with AAT Kings
18 July, 2008: Health experts have long extolled the benefits of soaking in natural thermal pools; from the age-defying natural minerals to therapeutic qualities, it’s no surprise that a refreshing dip is the perfect way to unwind.

Get wild and wooly in New Zealand
9 July 2008: New Zealand is home to over 70 million sheep, which is almost twice the country's population of people. Get up close and personal with these national icons at the world famous live sheep show at the Agrodome in Roturua on AAT Kings' Low Cost escorted tour, Northern Highlights.

Tasmania - the apple of Australia's eye
26 June, 2008:   Despite its slight resemblance to the pomaceous fruit, the real reason Tasmania became known as the 'Apple Isle' is down to it being one of the world's major apple producers for many years. Tasmania's crisp climate is perfectly suited for superb produce, with cool winters for optimum chilling requirements and a lengthy growing season which is ideal for fruit development.