
Wellington travel tips on what to do in Wellington from an insiders perspective.
Caz and Craig have been traveling and living around the world since 1997.


New Zealand surprised me with its food and drink. It was really quite memorable. We enjoyed eating out especially in Auckland. There is a wide variety of restaurants to experience in different areas of the city. Britomart Britomart is a vibrant shopping, entertainment and business precinct in the heart of downtown Auckland. Surrounded by beautiful heritage buildings, it’s a neighbourhood of buzzing restaurants and cool bars, designer boutiques and quirky

Auckland, New Zealand has some interesting facts. It is one of the few cities in the world to have harbours on two separate major bodies of water. Auckland has the largest Polynesian population of any city in the world. And Auckland straddles the Auckland Volcanic Field, which has produced about 50 volcanoes. Have you been to Auckland?

1. Go Sailing in the Bay of Islands For a very scenic and relaxing experience, go sailing in the Bay of Islands. Located in the Northland Region, the Bay of Islands is close to the northern tip of the country. This area is a world class region for sailing and a collection of over 140 islands with a coastline sporting four villages, including the charming town of Russell. For day sails

Good beer and wine was just not something that would enter my mind when I thought of New Zealand. I don’t know why. I think it goes back to living in London, and our Kiwi friends could be spotted drinking Steinlager, a watered down excuse for a beer. I guess that is like saying that Fosters is an indicaiton of the beer in Australia, or Budweiser in the US. And wine? Well that just comes down

We stood on the steps of the war memorial in Auckland as Prince and his mother welcomed us to the Land of a Thousand Lovers. We had just arrived from Rotorua and I felt this was one of the best ways that I could have been welcomed to Auckland, especially after learning so much about the Maori culture at the Tamaki village. What struck me most was how genuine the

“The two teams – Air New Zealand and the All Blacks – have a lot in common. They must consistently modify and adapt their game plan in order to remain on top of the game” – Inflight Magazine Kia Ora We saw how the All Blacks remained on top of their game with victory in the World Cup and after flying Air New Zealand for the first time I can

Before the tragic earthquake in Christchurch earlier this year, it was New Zealand’s biggest natural disaster. 153 people estimated buried under mud, volcanic ash and falling rock spewing forth from the erupting Mt Terewaka on 10th June 1886. No wonder the Kiwis are the pioneers of activities that scare the wits out of you. They are used to living on the edge. A volatile land of tremors, shakes and sleeping volcanoes waiting to wake up violently.

On this week’s y Travel Cafe Podcast we talk things to see and do in Rotorua and Auckland, New Zealand. We talk about the exciting things we did and share our thoughts on this amazing country. Come join us for some fun and some inspiration to go to this amazing country Related Posts on New Zealand Rotorua Something special about this evil smelly place Therapuetic indulgence in Rotorua Sky Walk

All I had ever heard about Rotorua before was that it was smelly. Smelly is right. The sulphurous vapour rises up your nostirils with each street corner you turn. Your nose slightly twitches upward in distaste before you pause to ponder the familiarity of the stench. Rotten egg or… … ten years being married to Craig Poor Savannah was getting blamed a lot of the time for having a stinky nappy, only
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