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Wilderness Kayaking In Remote Doubtful Sound

Group of people kayaking in moody rainy Doubtful Sound
Alexandra Diethelm
By
Alexandra Diethelm
Post date
23 November 2022
Enjoy two full days of guided kayaking in the pristine wilderness of the unspoilt Doubtful Sound, also known as the Sound of Silence. Home to fur seals, bottlenose dolphins and Fiordland Crested Penguins, you’ll explore one of the most remote areas in New Zealand and sleep in an ancient forest.
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Alexandra Diethelm
By
Alexandra Diethelm
Post date

23 November 2022

Great Walks in New Zealand

Great Walks in New Zealand
Suzie
By
Suzie Thorp
Post date
2 October 2017

If you want to truly experience our vast wilderness down here in New Zealand then there is only one thing you can do… get amongst it! Lucky we have a great network of hiking tracks, each offering a different perspective of our epic landscapes. Great walks in New Zealand are the elite of the elite. In New Zealand’s most iconic, untouched and beautiful places, these nine walks have something to delight around every turn – native wildlife popping up to say “kia ora,”indescribably magic views and landscapes so contrasting it’s like you’re visiting many different countries all at once.

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Suzie
By
Suzie Thorp
Post date

2 October 2017

New Zealands Best Beaches: Coromandel

New Zealands Best Beaches: Coromandel
Suzie
By
Suzie Thorp
Post date
17 April 2015
A favourite holiday destination for Kiwis and international tourists, the sun-kissed Coromandel region on New Zealand’s North Island, is full to the brim with some of New Zealand's best beaches – the only problem you’ll have is deciding which of these pristine places of paradise you want to visit.
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Suzie
By
Suzie Thorp
Post date

17 April 2015

Dolphins, heritage and perfect coastline: Exploring New Zealand by Kayak

Dolphins, heritage and perfect coastline: Exploring New Zealand by Kayak
Brent Narbey
By
Brent Narbey
Post date
30 June 2014
Untouched waterways, pristine lakes and perfect coastline make up a fair bit of New Zealand’s environment. Many of these places are isolated and hard-to-reach, but those that seek to explore this kind of wilderness are rewarded with one-of-a-kind experiences that are well off the beaten track.
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Brent Narbey
By
Brent Narbey
Post date

30 June 2014

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