Travel Blogs New Zealand

The Abel Tasman NP in New Zealand is one of the most secluded national parks and the perfect destination to head to if you plan on travelling through New Zealand crossing from the Northern Island to the Southern Island by ferry.

You can take the ferry from Wellington to Picton and get on the Highway 6 in direction of Richmond. From there on follow the 60 all the way into the Abel...

Hi you all!! This is Emily writing you from New Zealand where I just spent my first week exploring this amazing country. Me and my friends arrived little over a week ago in Kaikoura where we rented a Backpacker Campervan which is a great way to thavel through New Zealand since you can sleep in it and you will be able to fit five people like we did!

Point of departure was Kaikoura...

If you're staying in Auckland New Zealand you should really travel down south to Rotorua for a day trip or weeken getaway spent in this Maori paradise.

Rotorua is probably the place where the roots of the Maori people and the traditions of New Zealand are best preserved and besides all kinds of galleries and shows to visit there are some beautiful tourist attractions as well.

The...

The highlight of my stay in New Zealand must be the alpine guide across the Mount Cook National Park which is named after the highest mountain in New Zealand and offers spectacular glaciers and lakes.

I travelled with a couple of friends and the canoe sightseeing tour we did was amazing and the perfect way to explore this park.

Another special place to visit would...

Queen Charlotte Sound is located on New Zealand's South Island and offers some of the most stunning walking tracks and if you wish even cruise ship accomodation.

The Queen Charlotte Sound is part of the Marlborough Sounds the famous sea-drowned valleys in the northern tip of the South Island which are a dream come true for adventure seekers and nature lovers like ourselves.

The...