The Deep South: Stewart Island
It rains 265 days a year on Stewart Island, the southernmost point of New Zealand. But we luck out with sunshine! Continue reading
It rains 265 days a year on Stewart Island, the southernmost point of New Zealand. But we luck out with sunshine! Continue reading
We visit rock chasms and mirror lakes in Fiordland National Park, then spend the night at historic Gunn’s Camp. Continue reading
At over 12,000 ft. elevation, Mt. Cook is the highest mountain in New Zealand. We spend one night here and wake up to fresh powder! Continue reading
The mountains march right into the sea in Kaikoura. We go for a coastal walk to check out this spectacular scenery. Continue reading
The Dolphin Encounter in Kaikoura provides the opportunity to swim in a pod with hundreds of dolphins. Where do I sign up?! Continue reading
A historic seaside chapel and three-level bunk bed tops this week’s memorable photos. Continue reading
My six-week trip around New Zealand on the Stray Bus is nearly over. I’ll break down details of the tour and how you can plan a similar experience. Continue reading
New Zealand’s capital city is like a giant playground. I explore its uniquely designed outdoor spaces, sculptures, and public squares. Then I crash a graduation ceremony. Continue reading
Te Papa Museum in Wellington commemorates the history and culture of New Zealand. The Ocean Life floor is my favorite; check out the giant squid. Continue reading
Forget Hollywood — the Weta Cave is home to the world’s top special effects, design, and editing facilities. Continue reading