This is the second part of our post on my visit to the Glowworm Caves of Te Anau. Read Part I here. “Te Anau” in Maori, is actually said to mean, “the cave with a current of swirling water,” which led to the Glowworm Caves’ rediscovery in 1948. After a walk crouched down low, the … Continue reading
The Milford Track has always held a place in my imagination. So when I learned that I could actually do a one-day “Milford Encounter” walk on the beginning part of the track, I jumped at the chance. I took an early morning cab into Queenstown – a five minute drive – to meet up with … Continue reading
Queenstown bills itself as the adventure capital of New Zealand. And no wonder. Here you can find arrangements for everything from bungee jumping and 4-wheel drive tours to paragliding and jetboating. Hugging the shores of scenic Lake Wakatipu, Queenstown makes an excellent base for exploring the surrounding area, from a trip down the scenic Glenorchy … Continue reading
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