Onuku Heights
166 Haylocks Road, Akaroa
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Onuku Heights Akaroa

166 Haylocks Road Akaroa, Christchurch-Canterbury, South Island, 7581, New Zealand

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Ein Farm Hostel was die Sterne ins Bett bringt

A travel blog entry by scubanewzealand

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... 8220; Zu der Pizza bekam ich von Christian ein Glas Wein eingeschenkt. Besser könnte das Essen nicht sein.

Den Abend über versuchten wir den Ofen einzuheizen. Das Feuer brannte, doch loderte es nicht. Es brannte nur langsam vor sich hin. Gegen 21:45 gab ich auf. Ich verließ das Wohnzimmer Richtung Schlafgemacht. Aber es ist nicht irgendein Schlafgemacht. Es ist ein Stargazer. Ein kleiner Bungalow mit Glasscheiben über dem Kopf. Sodass ...

Day 8 - Akaroa

A travel blog entry by olliver

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Well after being told on leaving Wellington that we might bypass Akaroa due to bad weather & rough seas we had a great day weather & sea wise We had a sleep in (8 am) and after breakfast we got tickets to go on the tender boat to Akaroa - we then had about an hours wait before getting on the tender Akaroa is a small village with not ...

Day 49, South Island, New Zealand.

A travel blog entry by peteandelaine

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We are spending the next few days in Akaroa, the most picturesque little coastal town we have visited while in New Zealand. It is situated on the Banks Peninsula and not far from Christchurch. We intend to chill, relax and do some walking before returning to Christchurch for our flight to Australia on Saturday.

We ...

Earthquake city!

A travel blog entry by em80

... was much more enjoyable and we even when to an outdoor Christmas festival which was good fun although slightly strange to be celebrating Xmas outside and wearing shorts!
There is still a lot of Christchurch that is shut off after the earthquake and its hard to imagine how bad it must have been until you go there. I was really surprised by the amount of damage that was done, it must have ...

A hug for Raro Ruthy

A travel blog entry by kimrobinson

... hills formed by two volcanic eruptions and find Summit Road from where we have clear views of the little bays on the peninsular, as we drive around the edge of the orginal crater.

Armed with directions from Sue (Ruth's host family) and the sat nav, we wind our way through the narrow deserted lanes climbing and descending, passing sheep and cattle, convinced we are never going to find the farm Ruth is hiding on. Finally we hit pot luck and locate a ...

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