Travel

Travel Untamed Abruzzo: where Italy’s wolves, bears, castles and beautiful villages await Abruzzo’s breathtaking mountains are home to Italy’s amazing wildlife, historic castles and gorgeous villages that have a charm beyond the Italian cliches of Venice or ancient Rome. Andrew Bain explains.

Travel Caravanning bliss: 6 tips to ensure your campsite becomes a neighbourly haven The shared spaces of caravan parks and campgrounds are intimate communities. Carolyn Tate explains the little things novices and seasoned adventurers alike can embrace to endear yourself to fellow wanderers and forge friendships on the road.

Travel 10 of Australia's best birdwatching spots From the tropical paradises of the Daintree to the rugged beauty of the Blue Mountains, Australia's birdwatching destinations are as diverse as the feathered species they nurture. Carolyn Tate explores a mosaic of avian wonders.

Travel Festival fun for people who want to rock on If you love music festivals showcasing hits from the 1950s to the 1980s, then make a date in your calendar and get out your map to plot a course to Australia's best east coast gatherings. You’ve earned the right to let loose and have a blast.

Travel Forget the wineglass, Tasmania has other stunning beaches worth a visit While Tasmania isn't known for its sunny beach weather, it is well-known for its natural beauty and rugged coastline. Adventurer - and Tassie local - Andrew Bain - explores the other beaches tourists should take in when they visit the Apple Isle.

Travel Cruising Canada’s Klondike in a motorhome Former AFL player and radio and TV presenter Peter "Spida" Everitt shares his Klondike travel diary with Citro. Spida and his family explored Canada’s sprawling wilderness and wildlife in a motorhome (also called an RV - or recreational vehicle).

Peter Spida Everitt

Travel Marvels, monkeys and oddities: unveiling Japan's quirkier side You’d need a heart of ice not to fall in love with the snow monkeys of Jigokudani Monkey Park in Japan. They are as cute as grandchildren – although their wizened faces look more like grandparents – and as photogenic as, well… monkeys in snow.

Travel Wild coast, crays, a calcified forest and other King Island treats Most of us know King Island for its delicious cheese and beef, but adventurer Andrew Bain explains to Citro why this rugged island nestled in the tempestuous embrace of Bass Strait offers so much more for travellers.