New Zealand p.s. – Rotorua: Wai-O-Tapu (pretty smelly!)
Rotorua sits in the crater of an extinct volcano, providing spectacular thermal features for locals and visitors to contemplate.New Zealand Roundup: Our Travels from Dec 2010-Mar 2011
We arrived in New Zealand on Christmas Day and have spent about nine and a half weeks in this island nation. In this post we ...Whale (watching), Crayfish (eating) and Star (gazing) in Kaikoura, New Zealand (Part Two)
In part two of our Kaikoura series, we take you along with us on a tour of the night sky and to dinner.Whale (watching), Crayfish (eating) and Star (gazing) in Kaikoura, New Zealand (Part One)
Kaikoura may be a little town, but it packs a punch for wildlife encounters, outdoor activities and food. In part one, we take you along ...Beer of the Week: Marlborough
Last stop in New Zealand’s South Island and with the sun shining, the last throes of summer meant beer-swilling was a fine art once again.Bungas’s Beer of the Week: Dunedin
The east coast of New Zealand’s South Island brought more craft beers across my path and the smile on my face quickly followed suit.What You’ll See On a Milford Sound Tour
Fiordland visitors have so many options to see Milford Sound. Our coach and cruise day trip proved to be an enjoyable outing.Foodie Finds In Queenstown, New Zealand
In New Zealand's adventure capital, foodies can enjoy their own.
