
John Kerrison sets off on holiday on the treasured middle way.
It’s all about the journey and if you’re beyond fifty like me, you’ve earned this holiday.
The content at Kerro Travels is about beautiful places where you can unwind, explore and then switch off. Hints, tips and guides for the explorer who’s skipping the luxury to make the trip longer but has the means to avoid bunk beds and hostels and cliff diving for cheap thrills. Love good food, art, culture and hikes? You’re coming with me!
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The Southern Tablelands is rich with rustic country attractions and the Taralga Wildlife Park is quickly becoming one of the major draw cards near Goulburn.
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In photos: A five day hike in the Dolomites.
The Italian Dolomites in Winter are well known as a playground for skiers, but when the snow thaws, the mountains reveal hundreds of spectacular hiking trails that can be traversed for days. This is a John Kerrison photo essay.
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How to make the most of a Hanoi stop over that’s about more than food.
The Vietnamese capital is a drawcard for foodies, but as John Kerrison discovered, there’s an art and culture itinerary for the curious traveller.
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Get lost in the old town of Amsterdam and find a charming maze of shops
If you enjoy walking the quaint, mediaeval and instagram-worthy laneways of Western Europe’s old towns, don’t go past this charming district in Amsterdam.
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Star in your own Blue Grotto blockbuster at the romantic Hollywood playground of Capri.
Elizabeth Taylor was in a clandestine relationship with Richard Burton while holidaying on Italy’s Capri. John Kerrison discovers why the star fell in love with the island too.
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Rediscover Nesso, Lake Como’s picturesque town forsaken by history.
This village of Nesso was invaded, conquered and then allowed to fade into history. John Kerrison stumbles into one of the prettiest spots on the Italian lakes.
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