The start...
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We've spent the first week in Christchurch at the lovely family Tregurtha. First we just planned to stay for one night but then they invited us to stay longer... A perfect start to our New ZealandMeer informatie
We've spent the first week in Christchurch at the lovely family Tregurtha. First we just planned to stay for one night but then they invited us to stay longer... A perfect start to our New ZealandMeer informatie
We decided to make our first trip to the nearby Akaroa peninsula and stopping in the small harbour town Lyttleton on the way to there. After a week of planning and getting ready we were just glad andMeer informatie
The drive to here was pretty long and tiring so we were glad to get a spot at the freedom Camping zone. This one was situated right next to the Gardens and the beach. We had only planned to make aMeer informatie
We've put Oamaru on our bucket list mainly because of the large Blue Penguin Colony, therefore the title "Penguin City". But as we had seen them already close in Timaru we shifted our priorities.Meer informatie
We got up early to get to the nearby Moeraki Boulders, a scenic arrangement of round rocks on a beach. But it's only visible with low tide. It was nice but nothing too exciting ;)
Afterwards we movedMeer informatie
The trip to the Otago Peninsula was one of our points on the Todo list because of the nature and landscapes. And it was definitely worth it!
After changing our plans several times during the drive toMeer informatie
We were on the way to the Fiordlands and Milford Sound after a quick stop in Dunedin. This would have meant leaving the southernmost part of the South Island out. But just before the junction weMeer informatie
We've finally made it to the Fiordland. A famous and picturesque area which is a large national park. Unfortunately there is a strict "No freedom camping" policy. Therefore we got us the cheapestMeer informatie
We took our time to get up to Milford Sound because we needed to be there at the 26th for kayaking. As we hiked a lot on the Kepler Track we relaxed a bit in a nice valley Campsite.
For Christmas eveMeer informatie
The busy little town was quite a change after the silence of the Fiordlands that we enjoyed for the past days. It's sprawling with tourists and booking companies trying to rip you off. We already knewMeer informatie
Reiziger Is the center of Christchurch still a ghost town, especially in the night there is nobody?
Reiziger Not exactly a ghost town but not too many people on streets, even in rush hours... At night we weren't in the city center :)