Aotearoa, the land of the long white cloud. New Zealand is home to less than 5 million people, ten times more sheep, remarkable mountains, glaciers, active volcanoes and stunning coastlines. Check out our latest posts
The Marlborough Sounds consists of beautiful forested mountains, sunken valleys and 1500km of stunning coastline. Situated on northern edge of New Zealand’s jaw dropping South Island. They are formed of four main sounds which make up this area. Marlborough is … Read More
Lake Taupo is the largest lake in New Zealand and formed from the depression of Taupo Volcano. The town of Taupo located on the lake shore, is well worth a visit. With plenty to do and see for adrenaline junkies, … Read More
Hanmer Springs is a small alpine town on the South Island of New Zealand. Surrounded by mountains this beautiful place has something to offer in every season. From hiking and adrenaline activities to being pampered in the thermal spas. The … Read More
Just over ten years ago I embarked on my first big travel experience. I booked a one way ticket to New Zealand for just me. What was originally intended as a short holiday, soon turned into a 15 month stay … Read More
On the west coast of the New Zealand South Island in the Alpine range sits one of 3 glaciers, Fox Glacier. The proximity of these peaks to the sea in part gives New Zealand one of its most iconic and … Read More
The beautiful peninsula of Kaikoura on the South Island of New Zealand is known for its marine life and dramatic Southern alps that seems to drop into the ocean. I passed through here quite a few times when first arriving … Read More
Discover the pristine Abel Tasman National Park, and my favourite destination in New Zealand. The Abel Tasman has since become the benchmark for every beach or coastal national park whenever I travel. Founded in 1942, and sits on the north of the south island just west of Nelson, you can expect golden beaches, untamed wild new zealand flora and fauna.