Lisa Grainger

A tiny wilderness cabin on Kangaroo Island kicks off our writer’s tour of the region’s nature, empty beaches and a deeper understanding of Aboriginal history and culture

Slow cycling and environmentally friendlier private jets, plus Paris’s best flea markets

Plus tailor-made wine tours and the chicest weekend luggage

From a rustic-luxe private estate in Norway to a B Corp travel company curating unique adventures, here are some ideas for adventuring with the planet in mind

When those of ultra high net worth want a new property in London, they turn to Becky Fatemi to sort out their homes — and their lives

The interiors supremo has a simple but highly effective design philosophy, Lisa Grainger finds

Henry Bird heads to Sydney to review the city’s new £180 million exhibition space – and smart Capella hotel – featuring Aboriginal art

Artisan tree houses and one-of-a kind ceramics are among the treasures available at Giovanna Ticciati’s new website, The Artisan Collab

Botswana’s three new micro-camps offer a bespoke safari experience with wildlife on tap, says Lisa Grainger

Forming a long triangle at the southern tip of South America, covering Chile and Argentina, Patagonia is one of the wildest, windiest and dramatic parts of our planet. To the south is the treacherous Drake Passage and Antarctica. Cutting through it is the Andes, topped by the second biggest ice cap on earth. And stretching for hundreds of miles are the pampas, punctuated by mineral-rich lakes in lurid shades of sapphire, emerald and turquoise, and surrounded by forests rich in exotic plant life…