New Zealand is arguably the outdoor activity capital of the world and, with over 15,000 kilometres of coastline, thousands of sparkling lakes, and tumbling and meandering rivers snaking their way across the country, it’s no surprise that kayaking is incredibly … Continue reading
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Quad bikes are the new horse for the modern farmer; they are versatile, quick, powerful and they don’t need rest or hay. Four-wheel motorbikes (also known as ATVs or All Terrain Vehicles) are also great fun. Flying through back country … Continue reading
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Surrounded by vengeful volcanoes with a wanderlust, steaming mineral springs, myth, legend and maybe the occasional hobbit (Gollum was known to catch a fish here during the Lord of the Rings!), Taupo (pronounced Toe-por) is one of New Zealand’s most … Continue reading
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Snoopy and The Red Baron knew the joys of taking to the air in their biplanes – and so can you, from a comfortable spot safely on the ground! Airshows have been popular in New Zealand since the 1930s and … Continue reading
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At the southernmost point of New Zealand (excluding Stewart Island, that is), Bluff is an interesting area to visit, whether it’s a stop-over on your way to Stewart Island, or a part of a southern road trip, spend a little … Continue reading
