Travellers International Auckland Airport Mangere

... mit salat..) war sehr lecker :) obwohl das schon schwierig ist, die zutaten die man aus deutschland kennt, in einem neuseelaendischen supermarkt zu finden...(mozzarella gibt es hier nicht so wie wir ihn kennen, in einer tuete -schwimmend- luftig, weiss... ihr bekommt man den als gepressten gelben, goudaaehnlichen kaese)... andere laender - andere sitten.. <br>was ich schon vermisse ist richtiges brot... das ...

... to chat while the children played. The children loved the black sand and got well and truely covered in the stuff! They found a little rock overhang and decided it was a little cave for them to live in.....of course we had to visit!<br><br>After a couple of hours here we headed back towards the city, with some decisions made - we now know that the west coast is where we want to live. Quite ...

... these people open stuff, they rip through shrink wrap, tear open card, peel back labels and stick fingers straight into products, they think this is 'OK' and I have absolutely no idea why. <br><br>* PEOPLE ARE DESPERATE FOR STUFF; They queue for hours to get in, hours to pay, they'll snatch and grab, they'll be ridiculously happy, upset or angry at the Presence or absence of products. <br><br>I've had to remind myself that people, hopefully even these people are more than desperate ...

... reproductive organs in their heads! Until, that is, they caught a female later on and she also had this collection of sperm, it is in fact a type of oil which later proved highly valuable in many countries and still does today in those nations that still allow whaling. Unfortunately for the whales, the name stuck! <br><br>The tour was, like everything we had come to love about NZ, very well organised and exceeded all expectations. We saw amazing mountainous ...

Hi all! You've guessed it! I've arrived safetly in Kiwi Land! I had a great last few days in Kuta in Bali with the best sunset i've seen in the island and i got to meet up with Amy and John from home which was a lovely way to spend an afternoon and as usual felt really natural rather than weird!<br><br>I keep forgetting how far I am until I look at a map and realise my flight home direct would take like 30 hours?! I think that's ...

... Armenian Monastery (I had purchased it the day before) 3. Armenia's newest built Cathedral in Yerevan , this is the day that Marion spent with the family and I wandered off on my own - 4.You were not allowed to take photos directly inside, but this gives you some idea of the splendor -absolutely beautiful -I stayed for a good half hour or so, the music and service wonderful 5. A glimpse of ...

... We get tickets for the thermal park south of the city and head straight to the Lady Knox Geyser which is triggered with surfactants every morning for hordes of spectators. There were literally a hundred people or more at our showing. The geyser goes off and people take their photos and we head back with the throng to the park where we wander from stinking hot pool to waterfall to steam vent and crater, with spectacular colours from the emitted minerals. This takes around a couple of ...

last night about 6 pm i rolled in to auckland - the hostel is in a suburb called mt eden - and has a decent high st full of restaurants and the occasional pub - just up the road is mt eden itself - i walked it this morning and got rained on - from there it was a bus ride into the city and skyping over it was off exploring lesson 1 downtown ...

Alrighty, After 36 hours or so of traveling, I've awoken in a roach infested hostel in Auckland, New Zealand. I wanna say the name of the place is Ueruku but don't quote me on that... despite the roaches, it's a great hostel with really nice people. I could get up and check the front of the hostel, but the jet lag prevents me from doing anything beyond survival tasks (e.g. eating, sleeping, facility use ...

... for a day of wine tasting. Waiheke Island is only 30 minutes on the ferry from Auckland and has some stunning beaches and of course a multitude of wineries! We selected Stoneyridge for our days trip and had a delicious lunch overlooking the vineyards and drank 4 bottles and a few extra glasses and some extra beers for the boys chilling in the sun down in the olive groves. It was stunning. But of course we were not yet finished ...