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A world of ancient volcanoes and lakes, geothermal landscapes, and vibrant cities. There’s nowhere else on earth quite like the North Island of New Zealand. The North Island is far less remote and smaller than its southern counterpart. So, although you won’t be able to see everything in 14 days, you’ll still be able to …
Doing a campervan trip around New Zealand has been on mine and Tom’s bucket list for a long time. And one we were very excited to tick off. However when researching into which company to book with, we soon realised that campervan hire in NZ wasn’t exactly the cheapest, with Apollo being one of the …
Wanaka is a buzzing lakeside town in the heart of New Zealand’s Southern Alps. Set at the foot of the vast lake it’s named after, it’s the ultimate destination for outdoor activities, adventure and stunning scenery, whatever the season. So whether you want to explore the lakes and mountains or simply just relax in town, …
Arthur’s Pass National Park is a landscape of two worlds. Home to the peaks that connect Canterbury with the rugged West Coast, its eastern flank is characterised by endless beech forests and riverbeds, whilst the west descends into dense rainforests and gorges. The historic road which runs through Arthur’s Pass is considered one of the …
New Zealand’s South Island is one of the most beautiful places I’ve visited in the world. It’s towering mountains, beautiful lakes, winding roads and all-round wild beauty will simply take your breath away. As it’s so remote, the best way to make the most of your time on the island is to explore it in …
Set in the heart of the Mackenzie District, Lake Pukaki is a true natural wonder. Here, powder blue waters stretch for as far as the eye can see, surrounded by the backdrop of the Southern Alps. Although it’s often overlooked, and wrongly so, in favour of the neighbouring Lake Tekapo, Pukaki has a few things …
There’s no denying, the Mackenzie District on New Zealand’s South Island has some of the most beautiful natural landscapes on the planet. Home to blue alpine lakes, night skies filled with stars, and towering mountain ranges, if you’re visiting NZ, this is somewhere that should be on your list. So here are the best places …
Swimming with the biggest fish in the ocean is certainly something many people want to tick off their bucket list. Yet with Exmouth in Western Australia being one of the few locations around the world you can actually do it, it’s what brings hundreds of travellers to this remote beach town each year. So if …
Pink lakes – the ultimate curveball from mother nature, right? Although they might look like something from a sci-fi film, pink lakes aren’t as unnatural as you may think. In fact, you can see this phenomenon all over the world, with famous lakes including Ukraine’s Lake Koyashskoe, Tanzania’s Lake Natron and several in Western Australia. …
As one of the world’s most scenic coastal drives, it’s no surprise the Great Ocean Road is one of Australia’s top attractions. And it’s not just a drive. Think colourful seaside towns, magnificent natural wonders and bountiful national parks. Its close proximity to Melbourne makes the route makes an ideal weekend break from the city. …