Getaway is Australia's longest-running travel and lifestyle television program. Debuting on 14 May 1992, it is broadcast on the Nine Network and TLC. Its main competitor was The Great Outdoors on the Seven Network until 2009. It is hosted by Catriona Rowntree with various project contributors. The first season looked at only tourism locally, including resorts and locations, but by 1993 had expanded to look at international travel and tourism destinations. Presenters Catriona Rowntree (1996–present) David Reyne (1992–1993, 1996–present) Charli Robinson (2003–present) Jason Dundas (2006–present) Tim Blackwell (2015–present) Livinia Nixon (2012–present) Guest Presenters Amber Lawrence Lauren Phillips Samantha McClymont Former Presenters Kelly Landry (2008–2011) Natalie Gruzlewski (2004–2014) Sophie Monk (2010–2011) Kate Ceberano (2011-2019) Jennifer Hawkins (2011-2019) Dermott Brereton (2007–2011) Giaan Rooney (2008–2012) Jules Lund (2004–2012) Henry Azaris (2003-2007) Ben Dark (1999–2010) Erik Thomson (2006–2007) Jodhi Meares (2006) Megan Gale (2005–2006) Brendon Julian (2004–2005) Sorrel Wilby (1996–2005) Lochie Daddo (1994–1999) Jeff Watson (1992–1998) Rebecca Harris (1992–1997) Chrissy Morrisey (1995) Jane Rutter (1994) Tina Dalton (1992–1993) Anna McMahon (1992–1993) Awards Getaway won a People's Choice Award in 1994 and an Australian Tourism Award for Excellence in the Media in 1995. Getaway has also been nominated for the Most Popular Lifestyle Program Logie Award at the Logie Awards of 2003, 2004 and 2005, each time being beaten by Backyard Blitz. It was also nominated at the Logie Awards of 1999 and nominated as the Favourite Lifestyle Program at the Australian People Choice Awards of 1999. "Seven Wonders of the World" In an episode broadcast in 2007, Getaway viewers were asked to choose a new Seven Wonders of the World based on several destinations which had been pre-selected by the show's producers. The destinations were (winners are shown in bold): Natural wonders: Milford Sound Mount Everest Grand Canyon Ancient: one wonder Machu Picchu Pyramids of Giza Petra Ancient: two wonders Angkor Wat Great Wall of China Easter Island Waterfall wonders Niagara Falls Victoria Falls Iguazu Falls Modern wonders Eiffel Tower Taj Mahal Sydney Opera House City wonders Rome New York City Shanghai Island wonders Bora Bora Aitutaki Santorini New Zealand version A New Zealand version of the program, with some local content, was broadcast on TV One and Prime TV. Former Presenters Suzy Clarkson Charlotte Dawson Clarke Gayford Lance Hipkins Renee Wright See also List of longest-running Australian television series List of Australian television series List of Nine Network programs References External links Official