Te Anau Vacations, Te Anau Vacation Reviews, Tourism Guide

It's make up a round track. Going at the Pyke is really going into the bush! very insulated place, no many people go over there. At the Big Bay I meet some hunters who gave me some meat they just hunt down (deer!) and after a day rest I went to the Hollyford which I found to be nice but not much more.

There was thankfully a bit more time to play with this morning, since we didn't have to leap in to a canyon until about noon.  We packed up our gear and a brief debate over what to do with our packs followed, however I knew there was a snowflake's chance in hell that I was going to come back up that  hill for any reason so we stowed them down in town. Brekky at the Vudu cafe was quite good, again fantastic coffee, maybe everywhere in Queenstown has great coffee; I certainly didn't ...

On leaving Queenstown, we headed around to Te Anau - about a 2 hour drive and not a lot to see on the way apart from lots more mountains!  We passed a cycle race going around the lake near Queenstown, don't know how these people can pedal up and down these mountains, but they must enjoy it!  Also passed "Stu's World Famous Fly Fishing Tackle Shop" (note for Melissa's Dad!).  Our holiday park in Te Anau was right opposite the town centre, so a great location to just wander aroun...

Best trip ever: Worldtrip. With two couples we travelled around the world. Our first stop was Hong Kong: very impressive: East meets West with a lot of English influences. Second stop: New Zealand: most relaxed and natural country in the world: best TIP ever! Go down under! Thirth stop: Pacific dream: Rarotonga. Not that touristic as Fiji or French Polynesia. Made a daytrip to Aitutaki. Forth stop: L.A., USA. Big city. Visited Universal Studios, drove thourgh Beverly Hills. Home