Our last destination in South Island was the Abel Tasman National Park an area on the North West coast. Crossing our fingers for a bit better weather and kept driving. Continue Reading
Our last destination in South Island was the Abel Tasman National Park an area on the North West coast. Crossing our fingers for a bit better weather and kept driving. Continue Reading
Queenstown looked like a perfect spot for some beers and dinner, but we wanted to continue our relaxed camp life and decided to save the parties for later. We did some quick shopping, drove a bit out of the town to Otago and stayed over night next to Lake Hayes. Perfect spot to enjoy some chilled Gibbston Valley Pinot Gris and watch how the lake is boiling under the stormy wind. Continue Reading
When you aim to explore countries like Australia or New Zealand a good option to go around is hiring a camper. In this post, I want to share some of our experiences in our life on wheels and learnings as new campers.
After we landed in Christchurch, we picked up our new house on wheels for the next 3 weeks. This time a bit bigger and more comfortable motorhome than the camper van we used in Australia – we agreed a bit more comfort will be better for our positive mood. We started first to drive around the South island and then moved to the North island. Continue Reading
It was about 45 minutes after we arrived to the central railway station of Melbourne, when I started dreaming about moving in this city. We had a long two weeks of road trip and 3000 km behind us. All of us needed a proper rest. So, 10 days in this city felt like a good idea. Continue Reading
In our last days of Queensland and the road trip, we have decided to visit two must see destinations of Australia that everybody was talking about: Whitsunday islands and Great Barrier Reef. First we head to Airlie beach, which is a lovely small holiday town, where you can book tours and visit the islands and south part of the reef.
You know the feeling when the car rental personnel’s voice in your head is reminding that you shouldn’t use the vehicle on any uncontrolled side roads or on loose gravel, while driving a bumpy and narrow dried creek, somewhere 600km south of Cairns.
Saying goodbye at 6am to Rudy, we started driving to catch the ferry to Tangalooma island. After 3 wrong turns and missing some exits, we managed to arrive in the harbor at 06:59, and miraculously got on the boat which leaves at 7am. Continue Reading
Captains log, dawn of day 7
We have arrived to Brisbane! Once again a bit tired, but with a good mood. We freshened up quickly at a local mall and head to meet friend, who we met in Bozburun yacht club just one month earlier. Continue Reading