Getaway

Getaway is an Australian lifestyle and travel program written for television, and the longest running show at that on Australian television. The first season, which aired in 1992, focused solely on the exploration of Australian tourism, including many locations and various resorts, but for subsequent seasons the show was taken overseas as well. The fact that Getaway is Australia's longest-running travel and lifestyle show on TV is also accompanied by several awards and award nominations. These include a People's Choice Award in 1994, an Australian Tourism Award for Excellence in the Media in 1995, and three consecutive Logie Award-nominations (in the period 2003 – 2005) in the category Most Popular Lifestyle Program.

Rating:3.3 of 5Total number of episodes:115Last broadcast:12/11/2018 at 10:32

2018

Episode 39 (Southern Spain)

12/11/2018 4.0 24 x

This week on Getaway David Reyne tours Southern Spain, ticking off the towns of Malaga, Granada and Seville.

Episode 36 (Dubai, New Zealand, Esperance)

21/10/2018 3.0 12 x

This week on Getaway Catriona is in her happy place, shopping in Dubai, Jason Dundas is cycling NZ's glorious South Island and WA local Rebecca Johns is in Esperance.

Episode 25 (Blue Mountains, Derwent River, Dubai)

05/08/2018 3.0 33 x

This week on Getaway special guest Kris Smith takes his first visit to the NSW Blue Mountains, Charli Robinson kayaks Tassie's Derwent River on the hunt for platypus and Catriona is in Dubai.

Episode 20 (Douro river, Porto, Madrid)

02/07/2018 3.0 26 x

This week on Getaway David Reyne winds up his 3 week adventure through Portugal and Spain. Cruising back along the Douro into Porto before heading over to the bustling and colourful Spanish capital, Madrid.

Episode 15 (Maui, Japan, Esperance)

27/05/2018 4.0 63 x

This week on Getaway Tim Blackwell is biking down a volcano on the Hawaiian island of Maui, Livinia Nixon visits some picture perfect villages in Japan and we'll show off a gem of WA, Esperance.

Episode 13 (Jordan)

14/05/2018 4.5 31 x

This week on Getaway Catriona Rowntree makes her first ever trip to Jordan, kicking off in the capital Amman before visiting Petra, the Red Sea and the Dead Sea as well as countless amazing stops along the way.

Episode 12 (Egypt)

06/05/2018 3.0 40 x

This week on Getaway Catriona Rowntree continues her luxurious cruise along the Nile to Aswan in Egypt visiting ancient temples and monuments before flying into one of the world's most amazing sites, Abu Simbel.

Episodes 2017

Episode 40 (Buenos Aires, Bali, Broome & Melbourne)

18/11/2017 4.5 107 x

This week on Getaway Tim Blackwell is on a foodie tour in Buenos Aires, Catriona Rowntree checks into a tropical paradise in Bali's Nusa Dua and Kathy Lette discovers all that Broome has to offer.

Episode 38 (Buenos Aires, Downtown LA, and a beautiful Balinese resort)

06/11/2017 3.0 41 x

This week on Getaway Tim Blackwell visits the vibrant city of Buenos Aires, Jason Dundas shows off one of LA's coolest precincts, Downtown LA, and Catriona Rowntree checks into a beautiful Balinese resort.

Episode 36 (Japan Part 3 - Tokyo, Takayama, Nagoya and Kyoto)

23/10/2017 4.0 58 x

This week on Getaway Livinia Nixon winds up her journey through Japan visiting Kyoto and Nara before travelling to one of Japan's most historic cities, Hiroshima.

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