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Katrina Lodge

Travel Journalist

Always keen to wander beyond the tourist trail, Katrina Lodge is a freelance journalist who believes the best discoveries are found in the unexpected. Endlessly curious and chronically overpacked, she delights in the people, cuisine and landscapes that shape a destination. She loves a luxe hotel with a storied past but is equally happy to swap five stars for a canopy of them. Katrina will always say yes to champagne and still refuses to accept that ceramics are the world’s least practical travel souvenir.
Everything you need to know before visiting BaliRead
Amed: spend time in the Balinese coast no one knows aboutRead
The best Bali waterfalls for nature loversRead
Burnt out? Travellers are seeking a reset on horsebackRead
The best Bali hikes with unforgettable landscapesRead
The best day trips from Bali Read

Everything you need to know before visiting Bali

Tanah Lot Temple in Bali
Bali

The best day trips from Bali 

From tangled jungle waterfalls and jaw-dropping volcano views to islands lapped by turquoise waters, these are the best day trips to take in Bali.

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rice paddies in Ubud, Bali
Bali

Everything you need to know before visiting Bali

Long a favourite escape for Australians, these are the best Bali travel tips to make visiting hassle-free.

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a black sand beach in Amed, Bali
Bali

Amed: spend time in the Balinese coast no one knows about

Slip away to Amed Bali, where a collection of fishing villages offer a slower, more authentic side of the island.

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Tibumana Waterfall near Ubud, Bali
Bali

The best Bali waterfalls for nature lovers

Chasing Bali’s best waterfalls is a heady mix of jungle treks, temple-framed cascades and misty cliffside plunges. 

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Mount Agung as seen from Gumitir Garden, Bali
Bali

The best Bali hikes with unforgettable landscapes

Whether you’re chasing altitude, jungle or coastline, these Bali hikes cut straight to the island’s most spectacular terrain.

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equine escapes
World

Burnt out? Travellers are seeking a reset on horseback

From cowboy core in the Andes to dressage escapes in Portugal, horse-based travel is having a moment. These equine journeys blend connection, culture and the call of the wild. 

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