he Abel Tasman is one of our most accessible national parks. It's as much about the water as it is about bush. It is famous for its protected azure water, separated from green bush by a strip of golden sand.
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Santa Barbara: A refined oasis in the land of bright lights and fast food
Melanie Pohl goes in search of an American city with service to be proud of.
River / Canal Cruises
When planning a holiday, it can be hard to choose where to start and stop, how to select the best destinations and how to get the best value for money.
Dog Sledding and Skidoo in the Yukon
In Native American history, there is evidence of dogs being prominent companions to humans, and harnessed ...
The Galapagos Islands
The Galapagos Islands are a collection of islands, located about 1000km, or two hour’s flight from ...
Eating Out in Siem Reap
During our short stay we ate breakfast and lunch at our hotel at night but ventured out in the free tuktuk and driver they provided to sample the food in three local restaurants.
Top Trail – Rail Trail
My adventure began when Ray, from Top Trail Hire & Tours Ltd, collected me from my Paihia accommodation at 10am. This cycle trail is part of the Twin Coast Cycle Trail Northland.
Capturing Fiordland
We never leave home without a camera when we travel so we can preserve the memories. We're just amateurs who simply love to catch the moment and rarely take the time to fiddle with Shutter and Aperture Speeds. So our cameras are usually set on automatic.
A Boutique Hotel in Siem Reap
As we took a leisurely dip in the hotel swimming pool on a scorching hot afternoon I couldn't help thinking we'd hit the jackpot by choosing to stay at Pavillon D'Orient for our 4 nights in Siem Riep (Cambodia).
Kay’s Trip Part 1 – Count Down Time
With about four weeks to go until we leave on our trip to Japan and Italy, the excitement is certainly building in our household.
