On our way back to Christchurch we had a lovely stop at the Moeraki Boulders, situated on a beach on the Eastern shore of the South island. Since the tide was low enough we were able to see them scattered … Continue reading
Central Otago is in the South of the South island, where it is much more flat with a nice country feel. Some open roads were dark and brooding while others were bright and sun kissed. The sun was nice and warm … Continue reading
Traveling by boat across Lake Manapouri, we arrived in Fiordland National Park. We then boarded another boat that cruised us through the stunningly rugged Doubtful Sound. It was so majestic cruising past these massive mountains emerging from the water. There … Continue reading
As a reward for the skydive, we ate lunch at the very famous Fergburger! It was absolutely the most mouthwatering burger I have ever tasted! Since it was so huge, I went simple on the toppings. My boyfriend loves his … Continue reading
I knew that if I came to New Zealand I had to bungy jump, as Queenstown is the adventure/adrenaline capital of the world, and also where bungy jumping all began! However, the thought of jumping off a bridge was probably … Continue reading
Driving into Queenstown is utterly gorgeous. We drove all along Lake Wanaka and the weather was sunny and beautiful! The water was deep blue and still with massive mountains all around. There were so many unique and colourful flowers and … Continue reading
It was an early start to the day as we walked the trail to Lake Matheson. It is known for its amazing and picturesque mirror reflections. The water looked like crystal clear glass and was completely still and quiet, except for … Continue reading
This morning we were absolutely thrilled to pull back the curtains and see sunshine and blue skies fighting their way through the clouds! This meant that we would be able to take a helicopter up to Franz Josef Glacier and … Continue reading
The drive to Punakaiki was looking grim. The skies were black and the condensation fogged the windows so it was hard to admire the sights from the window even. However, the rain turned to a spray, then a sprinkle, then … Continue reading
This morning I headed to Nelson before boarding an aqua taxi to cross the Tasman Sea into Abel Tasman National Park. Now this was anything but a relaxing ride filled with many laughs and swear words. Earlier in the year … Continue reading
Traveling Northbound, I reached the Marlborough region and went for some wine tasting at Hunter’s Vineyard. At this time of year in autumn the vineyard is so colourful with its spectacular fall foliage! (which I’m a sucker for if you … Continue reading
Kaikoura is a town on the Eastern coast of New Zealand. Meaning meal of crayfish, the name derived from the language of the Maori people who are the descendants of the Polynesian settlers of New Zealand. The name applied because of the seafood-heavy diet … Continue reading
On a rainy day I thought nothing could be better than a visit to some hot pools! Hanmer Springs is on the Eastern coast of New Zealand’s South Island and is an awesome place to chill and hang out. The … Continue reading
Christchurch did not prove to be any disappointment despite its devastating earthquake back in 2010. Fresh from 28 hours of travel, I embarked upon the city and hit the Botanical Gardens. They were so enchanting and the fall foliage was … Continue reading
The Vintage Postcard 