Pukenui Lodge Rotorua
Corner of State Highway 4 & Millar St, Tongariro National Park Rotorua, North Island, New Zealand
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"That's Australia over there"
We had an early start two days ago. Our 10am snorkling was amazing. Our boat driver took us four girls out to Robinson Island in the Bay of Islands. It was just the four of us on the boat and he literally pulled into the island and dropped us off with gear and left. It was our own island!! We only saw about five other people there within four hours …
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Lake Taupo und Rotorua – Thermal Highway
Montag sind wir dann von der Sonne überm Pazifik geweckt worden und haben uns auf dem Weg zum Lake Taupo gemacht. Das ist der größte Inland-See Neuseelands, umringt von Bergen (die sich aber noch in den Wolken versteckt haben) und offensichtlich eine der größten Urlaubsdestinations. An der lakefront ist ein Motel oder Hotel oder Appartement neben dem anderen, die Straße war komplett überfüllt (Stau!) und alles voller Menschen. Wie in ...
Ka wera te wai! (The water is hot!)
... tree line we headed and immediately came across a narrow steaming river. With only places to dip our toes, we headed down stream in search of somewhere to make a bit more of a splash.
Rounding a corner there was a water fall which emptied into a largish basin about 1.5 meters down. Due to drop we didn’t initial see our ‘friends’ but when we did we got a bit more to see than we had bargained for! Due to the noise ...
Z Aucklandu do Rotorua CZ
... coz je mestecko zname pitim pod nazvem L&P.Neni to nic jineho, nez sladka neperliva mineralka s prichuti citronu.Na pamatku ma dokonce v mestecku vystaveny pamatnik v podobe 7 metrove lahve, u ktere jsme se samozrejme nezapomeli vyfotit.Dalsi zastavkou bylo mesto MATAMATA, zname scenou hobitiho mestecka z filmu Pan Prstenu. Jelikoz nikdo nejsme blazen do hobitu a blazen zaplatit nejakych 60$, tak jsme projizdku hobitim ...
Egg issues
... dancing and got to see a hakka in action!
The next day we visited some mud pools and geysers, the geyser literally shot up in the air 10m, it was very impressive. We learnt how the Maoris would cook in the boiling pools and they cooked soem eggs for us, why they wanted eggs after all that egg stink, I'll never know! but I there they were hard boiled eggs done in ...


