Get Lost

is Australia’s leading travel magazine for people who’d rather chase stories than schedules. We go beyond the guidebook to uncover experiences worth getting lost for.

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The Things You Don’t Think You Need (Until You Do)

The gear, tools and small upgrades that end up in every suitcase, whether you planned for them or not.

Tech That Makes Travel Feel Slightly Futuristic

From pocket-sized chargers to personal flying machines, this is the gear quietly reshaping how we move, capture, charge and escape.

These Cameras Make Every Trip Look Better Than It Felt

From pocket-sized action cams to mirrorless all-rounders, this is the gear that turns blurry memories into edit-worthy footage.

Drinks Worth Planning a Trip Around

Some bottles taste better when there’s a place attached to them; coastal distilleries, regional breweries, island-grown experiments and spirits that feel tied to the roads, weather and people that made them.

Malta is the World's Hottest New Dive Spot

Saltwater lovers, rejoice: Malta is having a seriously big moment beneath the waves.

Go For a Soak In The Laugarás Lagoon

Just when you thought Iceland couldn’t get any more extra with its volcanoes, geysers and Björk, along comes Laugarás Lagoon, a brand-new, two-level geothermal wonderland opening this August. Yes, August 15. Mark it. Tattoo it. Whatever works.

Float Into Space With Zephalto

You don’t have to be a rocket scientist to figure out how to get into space – Zephalto’s done it for you. But you do have to have a looooot of money (we’re talking AU$280,000 per flight kinda money).

Have a Glass of Whisky At Waubs Harbour

On the wild east coast of Tasmania, where the ocean doesn’t politely lap the shore so much as dramatically slam into it, you’ll find a whisky distillery that feels like it’s clinging to the edge of the world.

Take In The Beauty of Murujuga

Out in the rugged red expanse of Western Australia’s Pilbara, there’s a place where the rocks tell stories older than just about anything else on Earth. And now the rest of the world is officially paying attention.