The most famous track of Mount Cook National Park is the Hooker Valley Track, an easy 10km return hike with very minimal height change that wanders its way along the valley towards Mount Cook. It will likely be one of…
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Roadtrips are one of my all-time favourite ways to travel. I love packing up the car with all the supplies to head out on the open road and see what fascinating places there are to stop at. There is a…
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Te Wahipounamu is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, a stunning area with some of New Zealand’s most scenic landscapes. Nestled in the heart of Fiordland National Park is Milford Sound, New Zealand’s most popular tourist destination and a region that…
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Milford Sound is situated in the southwest of New Zealand’s South Island in the famous Fiordland National Park. This region is widely regarded as the 8th Wonder of the World, and it’s not hard to see why. This place is…
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One of the biggest questions I had before embarking on my backpacking travels was “What the heck do I eat!?” I had visions of having to fork out money for restaurant meals or pre-prepared food at cafes or grocery stores. Turns…
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The Kepler Track is one of New Zealand’s 9 Great Walks. Great Walks are more maintained and clearly marked than other hiking trails in the country. They offer a diverse look into the stunning landscapes of New Zealand in an…
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