Torlesse Coastal Motel
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Ferry and that
We were up early in the morning and joined our new bus, driven by Bridgette, to get the ferry across to the South Island. The ferry was about 3 and a half hours long and I took the opportunity to get some sleep and take in the stunning views as we went into the harbour in Picton.
After we had crossed we had a fairly long ride to the next place we were staying, Kaiteriteri. The Sun was out and there were some really pretty vineyards en route. Our hostel was set in ...
Kaiteriteri
... a very quiet Czech man from our bus, and there were also 2 German girls and some Chinese newlyweds. I was at the back of the kayak so that I was in control of the steering with foot pedals. It had been a while since I'd done kayaking, but I used to do it in a club when I was young and it was really fun, I started to remember why I used to love going. We kayaked out to split Apple Rock, taking in the scenery along the ...
Abel Tasman National Park
... After walking around for a bit we went for supper at the only restaurant in the village. The food was good and cheap considering they are running a monopoly. After supper we headed back for an early night. We were up early this morning and headed off to Marahau, about 20 minutes away to go sea kayaking. We got checked in and found our guide. Our group consisted of us, two Americans who were honeymooning and our guide's dad who was in town visiting. We headed out ...
Falling Out of a Plane
... walked across the airfield and took my position inside the very small plane. As I was jumping first I was sat near the door, the flight took approximately 15-20 minutes and I was treated to some amazing views of both the North and South Island including Abel Tasman National Park and Mount Tongariro. Once at the height of 16,500ft, the door opened. Three others who worked for the company climbed out and disappeared. It was at this point I was terrified but had ...
Kiwi-oplevelsen påbegyndes - fo' real!
... be på, at der blev fundet en løsning. Vi er jo ret glade for det der spontanitet og ikke-at-vide-hvad-dagen-bringer (pånær når vi gerne vil vide det), så vi valgte at tage med bussen og håbe på det bedste. Heldigvis kom der da én optur, da vi stoppede et stykke oppe ad kysten, for at se sæler. Og I kan fandme tro at der var sæler - store som små, unge som gamle, det var et fantastisk syn! ...
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