An utterly hypnotic time-lapse taken from a cargo ship as she travels from Egypt to Hong Kong. 

An Instagram account that's devoted to poking fun at the most illogical camping spots in the world. 

We unearthed one of the few DeLorean owners in Australia, and found out what it’s like doing your shopping in one of the rarest, quirkiest and most recognised sports cars of all time. 

In what could be one of the most fun experiments in history, Sweden is inviting people to stay in these immersive cabins for 72 hours, to see whether stunning views, swimming and fishing is beneficial to their well-being. (As far as experiments go, it sure beats drug trials and sleep studies.) 

Every year, adults from around the world gather in this abandoned Las Vegas-like theme park in Italy for a game of World Championship Hide-and Seek.

We don't tend to think of deserts as the most colourful places on Earth. But Luca Tombolini’s psychedelic photos show just how bright they can be.

Now you can experience the majesty of Uluru from the relative less majesty of your desk, thanks to the engineers behind this Street View project.

Who is carving mysterious geometric patterns in the rocky coastline of Tasmanian? Old mate Mother Nature, that’s who.

The once-bustling 530-acre site is now a mecca for urban explorers, and a metaphor for the hubris of early ’90s futurism.

Great news (if you like freakish glowing insects): an abandoned railway tunnel in New South Wales has been overrun with thousands of glow worms.