Queenstown Travel Blogs - Page 8

Fuck me, 2 weeks without writing anything,thats just goddam lazy really. Struggling to remember what the i did in the past fortnight,it really is hard just trying to remember what i did yesterday and yet snowboarding the other saturday i had a completley random flashback of sitting on my nans floor…

This is just an excuse to get some of my Fire Poi pics on here!! Its all started in Poland 2006 - where I saw some girls performing in the Rynek Glowny Square. I was mesmorised by the light show before me, and vowed to learn it for myself! .......For once, I was true to my word!

Un rêve...

This trip manifests a cursory approach to seeing and doing all those crazy and out-of-the-way things that any child dreams up. I hope your inner child enjoys my spontaneous, and perhaps reckless, approach to global circumnavigation.

One of the best years of my life; I met so many fantastic people and drove around an amazing country! I can't wait to go back one day.

Headed back to Queenstown today for another 2 nights.  Noel got up really early to see the sunrise (said it was great, but Melissa stayed in bed!).  First stop on the trip back down was High Country Salmon, this is a much smaller enterprise than the Mount Cook farm but the salmon is also …

  9:30 a.m. bus from Milford Sound to Queenstown (stops briefly at Te Anau so should be able to drop off some hire gear) About a 4 hour bus

As a part of my trip for five months, I've spent two beautiful months in New Zealand

An amazing 2 months spent visiting one of the Worlds most scenic, adventurous countries

In 'A land of two halves' by Joe Bennett, he talked about how great Underwater world was in queenstown. It is basically a shack on the harbour front and unless you walk right up to it, you wouldn't know it was there (its covered in signs for the jetboating). As I had a quiet morning planned before …

This morning we encountered our first below freezing temps.  In fact, before we departed Twizel, Miller assiduously scraped off a rather significant layer of ice that had grown on our car’s windshields and windows.  Soon, though, we were en route to Queenstown throu…

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Hi Guys! Sorry, its been a while, we have been really busy, we're both shattered and looking forward to out next stops, where hopefully we can relax a bit, i believe thats what most people do on their honeymoon isn't it, must remember to do that sometime soon! What we been up to then, on Sunday w…

In the morning no one seemed to want to move very fast. Our accommodation for the night fell through and I was really starting to question this relaxed “no worries” Kiwi attitude. I really wanted to get down to Queenstown and see the sites but we didn’t leave for the eight hour drive till aro…

On the way to Queenstown we stopped in Old Cromwell Town, which was painstakingly disassembled and rebuilt on higher ground when they decided to flood the valley to build a hydro-electric dam between 1978 and 1992. It is a very quaint town in comparison with new Cromwell, which is pretty much …