Waipuna Hotel And Conf Ctr Auckland

... the roads are signs telling them to slow down. The typical Kiwi driving technique seems to be get on to the unrestricted road and hold it at 105km/h (speed limit is 100km/h) regardless of obstacles or how wet the road is, etc, etc. If they come up behind a slower-moving car (usually me at 100km/h) they will park their car 5 foot off the back bumper and hold it there until a passing place presents itself. I'd love to look up their accident ...

Met the german guy I talked to yesterday, Clemens. He is super chill and looking to do the same things I am. We talked for a couple hours and decided to rent a campervan together.<br>Cant get the van till weds morning so im gonna check out the aquarium and Rangitoto in the next couple days. Super cheap for the van $26NZ per day!! Cheeper than a hostel and we are mobile! Wandered around the city for a couple hours then chilled at the hostel. Excited to go to the aquarium tomorrow.

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... Hung lives here (just kidding). I just notice it more because the walls here a super thin. David's (my neighbor) cell phone rang the other day, and I could have promised it sounded like his cell phone was right in the room with me. You can also hear people talking in the rooms next to me, and clearly hear every word they are saying.<br> I am sooooo excited for this weekend! Hannah, Kelly, Ben, Robert, and ...

... As most people (including us) cant afford to pay $30 every single night on campsites, we do what's called freedom camping (camping anywhere we can). However, this is scary business. Pretty much all campers we have met have been woken up in the middle of the night by "hoons" rocking the campervan, shouting abuse, banging the windows and basically scaring the bejeepers out of you in the early hours of the morning! This of course happened to us too. I decided that I ...

... many people had told us is true, Auckland is a really boring place with not a lot to do! We had booked tickets for a super 14 rugby game on Friday night so unfortunately we had another 2 days to kill in dull town. Thursday we slept in really late and then proceeded to do nothing! Walking to the supermarket for food supplies was the only thing of note we did really. Friday we slept in again and unsurprisingly did nothing for most of the day. Rachel wrote a few emails while I ...

... warmth. The sun was behind trees now and the wind in the canyon was anything but warm. The river flowed quickly from the rain that collected in the last few hours. It was stream bashing weather alright. It should be noted that New Zealand has moderate danger of flash floods where so much rain collects that rivers just flood and many of the canyons we were in only offer flat walls to cling to. The river was cool but moving through it ...

... soon and the harbour was packed with fantasatic boats and yaghts and Loads of eateries and bars overlooking the harbour. No doubt all this activity carries on late in to the night but as always we were ready for our bed,(we had spent all that morning fishing and then driving!!) Next morning off to the airport. New Zealand has been excellent. As a survey might say, 'exceeded our expectations'. South Island for more to see and North Island for more to do .

OK so you'll be pleased to hear that regardless of the hang over i made it to NZ all on my own!!!! It was a long long long day... I was very relieved to find Bonnie in the hostel we'd planned to get into we'd had the last dorm room, but it was actually a twin, so we had a little privacy which made for a very big change!!! Anyway back to Fiji! We had a very good time, it wasnt quite what i expected the beached werent quite so amazing at some places but the weather didnt always help ...

... quand le soleil est au rendez vous. Nous sommes alles camper pendant une nuit sur l'ile de Rangitoto (un volcan eteint) et le temps etait parfait. Des qu'il fait beau, les temperatures grimpent en fleche, d'apres Matt, il y a un trou dans la couche d'ozone par ici et il faut donc se proteger aves crème et chapeau des que le soleil apparait. Apres quelques jours en Nouvelle Zelande, on confirme, ca chauffe dur. Matt et Tina nous ont tres bien accueillis (au ...