Most people have heard of Lake Rotorua, not so the near by Rotoiti. Connected to Lake Rotorua by a narrow canal, it is by no means the poor relation - a beautiful bush clad lake with a myriad of small bays. This is our quiet base for a few days - … ...
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Wine & Wellness: Relaxing Retreats and Culinary Adventures for Women in New Zealand
Being a woman has so many beauties, such as deep connections with our family and friends, the ability to express ourselves freely and the overall empowerment it feels to be a woman, but sometimes we do need some well-deserved relaxation time to … ...
How The Tourist Industry Is Adapting to Women Solo Travellers
As a woman, you are met with a very different experience than men who travel alone and that’s not to say that a man travelling solo is completely safe, as travelling alone comes with a whole set of risks that no one is immune to but it’s important to … ...
Wanaka – a week with an ebike
Love the way Wanaka is taking cyclists with it as it grows and develops - great traffic calming measures, safe crossings, wide walking/cycling paths. We are here for a week and this is some of the fun stuff we got to do. Although a tourist town, it … ...
From Sheep Shearing to Bungee Jumping: Unexpected Experiences in New Zealand
New Zealand has to be one of the most underrated countries that I hear people talk about and when you do hear someone who might have recently travelled or visited family there, you are in absolute awe of its natural beauty, amazing people and weird … ...
Wild Westland – untamed Wilderness
Running down the spine of the South Island of New Zealand is the Southern Alps - on one side the east coast with our main cities Christchurch and Dunedin and Invercargill. Mostly dry and windy and sometimes very hot - the wide Canterbury plains … ...