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... we head back we will today drive up to through Mt Lyford & Kaikoura which is a must see if you ever find yourself in New Zealand; it is stunning. Mt Lyford is on the way to Kaikoura so we stop off for breakfast at this huge log cabin style ...
... and not seen again for another two years. As a seasoned traveller from the previous two years travelling overland from my home country of New Zealand, via Asia and the Middle East and some of Europe, I teamed up with a Londoner on a expedition of a ...
... of Plenty Rotorua Wednesday 8th June 2005 Taranaki New Plymouth Saturday 11th June 2005 New Zealand Maori's Hamilton Wednesday 15th June 2005 Wellington Wellington Saturday 18th June 2005 Otago ...
... and not seen again for another two years. As a seasoned traveller from the previous two years travelling overland from my home country of New Zealand, via Asia and the Middle East and some of Europe, I teamed up with a Londoner on a expedition of a ...
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Should you get a camper van?
Posted on Jul 17, 2009, 23:20:35
... small windows? Plus staying at holiday parks is less expensive than motels and who wants to keep packing and unpacking every day? New Zealand Holiday Parks are some of the finest in the world being spacious, clean and tidy for the better part, providing ...
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Is a camper van the way to travel New Zealand?
Posted on Oct 5, 2008, 21:28:38
... small windows? Plus staying at holiday parks is less expensive than motels and who wants to keep packing and unpacking every day? New Zealand Holiday Parks are some of the finest in the world being spacious, clean and tidy for the better part, providing ...
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Health and Safety in New Zealand
Posted on Aug 30, 2009, 20:06:49
... best not to drink water from lakes, ponds or rivers without first boiling, chemically treating or filtering it. Sunburn - New Zealand's clear, unpolluted atmosphere and relatively low latitudes produce sunlight stronger than much of Europe or North ...
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A South Island Itinerary
Posted on Sep 3, 2009, 14:14:28
... can actually drive up to. Continue along the road now until it drops down to connect with route 6 at Havelock the mussel capital of New Zealand. A drive down through the marina lets you find the Slip Inn cafe. back onto route 6 and about 15 kms along is a ...
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