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Maori Culture
... and Hangi (Maori feast – food cooked in steam similar to a Hawaiian Luau) finishing it off.
To further our Maori experience on day 2, we went to the actual living Maori Village of Whakarewarewa which is also the home of New Zealand’s largest natural geyser “Pohutu.” We had a very nice Maori guide explaining her culture and the ways they continue to utilize the hot ...
Rotorua une ville bouillonnante !!!
... assez fragile du
fait que l’homme ai apporté dans ces valises nombres de prédateurs qui
n’existaient pas auparavant sur l’île. Aujourd’hui la population est de
70 000 individus contre près de 12 millions à une époque. Voici pour les
infos concernant l’animal emblématique de la nouvelles Zélande. Et désolé mais
ce sera compliqué de prendre des photos de la petite bête déjà elle cours vite
(30km/h) et ...
Whakarewarewa and Luge riding
... a vantage point on the Intermediate run (which was 1.7kms long) and photographed them from a bridge. A pussycat came up to me for a pat!!!
We headed back to the camp park and then walked into town for dinner. We'd seen a restaurant called the Kurious Kiwi which looked interesting. The food was fantastic and we had a great evening. Nicholas said the burger was possibly the best one he's ever had. Mal had little baby lamb which was yummy ...
Tuesday day 37
Today we traveled from the Bay of Islands to Auckland to say goodbye to four of the girls who had done the trip back to front to us. As we arrived around twelve we also stopped for lunch, well most of us did, i went shopping lol and nearly ended up being late and had to rush back to the bus grabbing a sandwich on the way! I did buy a very nice top tho, as i seem to have packed all summer clothes and need something warm as its ...
The Gates of Hell
... impressive features in the park are the massive frying pan lake, and the smaller inferno crater lake.
I think inferno crater lake was my favourite. The water was so blue it reminded us off some of the lakes we saw in Jouzhaigou, China. We were lucky though cause this lake is actually filled by ...