Soothing spa trips, romantic getaways, winery tours, bay and ocean cruises... how do you define Leisure Travel? Each issue of Inside Travel is packed with tips, ideas and local & international destination reviews for a comfortable and relaxing holiday -- from the weekend escape to the full holiday excursion.
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Written by Meagan Jones
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 Rising like a giant sea creature from the pristine waters of Bass
Strait, Flinders and its surrounding islands are all that remain of the
land bridge that once connected Tasmania to mainland Australia. With a
mild climate, white-sand beaches and turquoise seas, these remarkable
‘mountains in the sea’ offer a tropical escape in the south.
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Written by Bill Colhoun
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 Two Aussie ‘trainee retirees’ are planning the big trip of a lifetime to London, Scotland, Prague and everywhere in-between.
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Written by Meagan Jones
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While the history of the Australian wine industry dates back to the 1860s, the wine regions of sunny Queensland have -- until recently -- remained one of the State’s best kept secrets. But like good wine, the area has developed with age, and a winter bus tour with close friends through one of Queensland’s fastest-growing wine regions combined all the elements that make wine tourism such an enticing pleasure pursuit.
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Written by Meagan Jones
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 The Victorian High Country has long been proclaimed one of Australia’s finest gourmet regions and rightly so – just watch your luggage limit!
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Written by Meagan Jones
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 An hour and a half west of Sydney, Leura offers the ultimate boutique mountain experience. Separated from the Great Western Highway, most travellers are unaware of the village's main street, meaning the cosy and cuddly town has retained a certain sense of exclusivity. Read more...
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