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Sorry for the Lord of the Rings names, but believe me they are easier to remember than the real ones! Based in the imaginatively named National Park village, I spent three days doing the Tongariro Northern Circuit in New Zealands first national park.
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I’m a little behind my rough schedule this morning. I spent about 6 weeks on the South Island, and now have less than two to do the entire north. It’s a grey overcast day as the Interislander ferry leaves Picton, three hours later to arrive in Wellington, the capital city on the north island.
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I’ve done a fair bit of trekking this year, with a good number of overnight trips, but this must be the most civilised. Read the rest of this entry »
Nelson’s a pretty town, with lots of open space, hanging baskets in the street and art galleries and cafes. It’s also on the doorstep to Abel Tasman National Park, where I spent a couple of days kayaking around the bays and islands. Read the rest of this entry »
There’s not much I want to see on the west coast. To break the journey and take a few days rest, and away from spending loads of money I head up to a place called Greymouth and then take the Tranzscenic train a few hours up into the Southern Alps. Read the rest of this entry »
An early start this morning, and for some reason the 5 hour journey to the Franz Josef Glacier on the west coast takes nearly all day! It’s a cloudless on the day I arrive and leave, but the day I want to go on the glacier…. Read the rest of this entry »
p>Back to civilisation, and a major tourist spot. Queenstown is yet another lakeside town, named as it was deemed fit for Queen Vic herself. Though I’m unsure as to whether she would have been “amused” by the things you can do here…. Read the rest of this entry »
Tramping, as hiking is commonly known here, is an extremely popular Kiwi passtime. Tracks criss cross the entire country, with many backcountry huts. The most popular tracks are called the Great Walks, and the Dept. of Conservation manage these by instituting a permit system to control numbers on the tracks at anyone time to limit damage caused by us humans. Read the rest of this entry »
The early ferry back to Bluff is almost empty, and so is the bus up to Te Anau, a nice little town in the heart of Fiordland. Read the rest of this entry »
The Catlins is the stretch of land between Balclutha and Invercargil. It’s all forests and wildlife filled bays. Read the rest of this entry »
Nick