Mount Maunganui Travel Blogs

Monday morning, ready to leave Auckland and head out to Tauranga, Mount Maunganui. Passed by so many beautiful places, would take you ages if you'd stop at every point. Plan was to leave Auckland and visit Mount Maunganui and after that head down to Taupo or National Park, to make the second day …

Just some pics of beaches around the world. Maybe some double up with pics I have already posted, but you can't get enough of a good beach in my opinion!

New Zealand... the adrenaline capital of the world as it sometimes is called. Spent this 3 week trip with one of my best college buddies. Zipped around both islands as quickly as we could to see as much as we could. Started in the Bay of Islands of the North Island and finished in the Milford Sound in the South Island after the Milford Track. Everyday a new adventure :)

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A month in new zealand starting and ending in a wedding. My wedding. North Island road trip. Living in a van down by the river. Chasing surf in the south island. Molly's Wedding. Sailing Lake Taupo.

This was our first stop, and we had a great campsite at the Mount Maunganui Domain Motor Camp. We stayed here for three nights and caught up with Brad on Christmas eve at the Astrolabe bar in town.

Currently a work in progress.... so many things that happend in 6 weeks thats its to much to write it all down at once. pictures are added with correct locations.. stories are coming soon.

Mount Maunganui is one of the top beaches in New Zealand and in the summer holiday period the small town floods with Kiwi families wanting to hit the surf and sand.Kiwi's just LOVE the water!The Mount (as it's known) has the pacific ocean on one side and the Tauranga harbour on the other.  The…

After an amazing year working & meeting new friends in New Zealand, it was time to start travelling this amazing country. The plan was to start in the South Island, head North & to make my way back home to the UK through Hong Kong, Macau, Thailand, South Korea, China & unplanned Taiwan.

In November 2006 I travelled to the southern hemisphere to live and work in New Zealand and Australia for twelve months. I was in Australia for about two months, and for the rest of the year I lived in New Zealand. I had the opportunity to travel back across the tasman sea three times for short breaks when I was able to get time off work. It was a really good experience to live on the other side of the world for one year.