The Best River Tours in the North Island of New Zealand
Did you know that New Zealand has the highest number of boats per capita than anywhere else in the world? Not really a surprise, when you think about the beautiful, untouched beauty of many of the country’s lakes and rivers. By Alina Maul Whether you live in New Zealand, or are a visitor, taking a […]
Whangamomona – a town steeped in history
Named by Lonely Planet as a key highlight on the Forgotten World Highway, and previously presided over by a goat, a poodle and a turtle, Whangamomona has a fascinating history. Lisa McLean tells us more… Since the town was established in 1895, the people of Whangamomona have battled harsh geography, brutal weather and economics. Access was especially […]
How’s the weather?
Considered as one of the Top 10 countries to visit by National Geographic, Aotearoa, our little land down under, boasts 200,000 square kilometres of rivers, jungles, coastline, volcanoes, glaciers, monumental National Parks, a rich and beautiful Maori culture, exhilarating snow sports, world-class hunting, fishing…and, four seasons in one day! Lisa McLean tells us more… With […]
Five Local Tips When Visiting The Bridge To Nowhere
Deep within the Forgotten World, where miners, railway workers and farmers once filled the air with the sounds and smells of industry, now lies a bridge that leads, literally to nowhere. There are only a few ways you can reach this remote place – such as by Jet Boat or helicopter – both options offered […]
