Hong Kong

Begin in Hong Kong, where the city rises straight from the water. Explore the narrow streets of Kowloon, take the Star Ferry across Victoria Harbour and ride the tram up to Victoria Peak for sweeping views of the skyline. Wander through local markets and sample dim sum in one of the city’s traditional teahouses before heading south into island life.

The Philippines – Cebu and Bohol

Fly to Cebu and check into the Dusit Thani Mactan Cebu Resort, where warm sea breezes and open-air dining set the tone for your island days. Relax by the infinity pool or take a short trip into the city’s historic heart, visiting the Basilica del Santo Niño and Fort San Pedro.

Then sail to Bohol and settle into Amorita Resort, a clifftop retreat overlooking the blue-green waters of Alona Beach. Spend your days swimming, kayaking or cycling to local villages. Visit the famous Chocolate Hills and watch tiny tarsiers in their natural habitat. As evening falls, dine overlooking the water as fishermen’s boats light up the horizon.

El Nido, Palawan

Next, fly west to El Nido, where lagoons, limestone cliffs and coral reefs define one of the most beautiful coastlines in the world. Spend your days exploring by private boat, stopping to snorkel in hidden coves and quiet beaches. On land, wander through small seaside streets, sample grilled seafood and end each day with sunsets that turn the sky gold.

Australia – Sydney, Port Douglas and Melbourne

Arrive in Sydney and see the city from every angle. Cruise across the harbour past the Opera House and Harbour Bridge, then walk through The Rocks where the city first began. Wander through Darling Harbour’s waterfront precinct, spend a morning at the fish market, or follow locals on the coastal walk from Coogee to Bondi. Evenings bring a choice of world-class dining or a relaxed drink with views over Circular Quay.

Fly north to Port Douglas, where the Great Barrier Reef and Daintree Rainforest meet. Spend a day out on the reef snorkelling over coral gardens and another exploring the forest with a local guide. Glide down the Daintree River, spot crocodiles in the mangroves, and listen for the sounds of the tropics. Back in town, browse the local markets and unwind with dinner under the palms.

End in Melbourne, known for its food, architecture and character. Take the tram through the city, explore laneways lined with cafés and small shops, and walk along the Yarra River to Southbank. Spend a day in the Yarra Valley visiting vineyards or drive the Great Ocean Road for sweeping coastal views and the Twelve Apostles. Melbourne offers the perfect balance of culture and calm before you continue your journey

New Zealand – South Island to Auckland

Pick up your car in Nelson and drive through some of New Zealand’s most dramatic scenery. Spend time exploring Abel Tasman National Park where golden beaches and forest trails meet the sea. Continue down the West Coast to Franz Josef to see the glacier from the valley floor and unwind in the local hot pools afterwards.

Drive on to Wanaka, where the lake mirrors the surrounding peaks. Take a short hike, visit nearby wineries or enjoy a quiet afternoon by the water. From there, travel to Te Anau and into Fiordland National Park. Cruise along Milford Sound beneath towering cliffs and waterfalls before heading to Queenstown, framed by mountains and lakes. Spend your final night in Auckland, exploring its harbour and waterfront restaurants — the perfect way to end your time in New Zealand.

Fiji

End your journey in Fiji, surrounded by calm seas and warm island hospitality. Spend your days swimming in the lagoon, taking a snorkelling trip to nearby reefs or joining a village visit to learn about local traditions. Unwind with a book by the water or a drink at sunset as the evening light turns the ocean gold. After weeks of travel, it’s a place made for resting, reflecting and enjoying the simple rhythm of island life.