 | | Stupid Things to do Whilst on Holiday - Extreme Activities in Rotorua, New Zealand
posted by Mr. Michael Comglas on 30 January 2008
New Zealand is a world leader in stupid things to do whilst on holiday and nowhere else is this more true than in Rotorua. This beautiful geothermal wonderland offers a massive range of activities some sedate some not so sedate for the adventurous, stupid, young at heart or all three. But for me, the more stupid the more fun, so for a great deal of fun try some of the array of activities below:
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 | | Land Before Time - Rotorua New Zealand Overview
posted by Mr. Luke Palmer on 06 January 2008
Walking around Rotorua’s parks is like stepping back into a land before time. This wonderful area provides the foundations of the New Zealand Maori myths and when you visit you will see why.
The town of Rotorua has a beautiful position on the shores of Lake Rotorua, but the reason this place is so popular is because of what is underground. Rotorua is built on the Taupo volcanic zone and lies in... More |
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 | | Cold Wet Fun - Whale & Dolphin watching in Kaikoura
posted by Mr. Jeremy Payne on 11 December 2007
Kaikoura is an amazing little town in New Zealand which kept me there longer than I should have stayed. The reason I spent longer here than many other places was that it is a beautiful area that has a number of natural attractions, such as mountains and a deep undersea canyon, resulting in a huge range of activities.
Kaikoura is half way between Christchurch and Picton on the East coast of New... More |
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 | | Man Eating Shark Dive - Diving the Great Barrier Reef from Cairns
posted by Mr. Peter Stanton on 30 November 2007
If, like me, you love scuba diving then there is one destination that always holds a certain mystery and attraction, the Great Barrier Reef of Australia. Whilst you may have dived in many destinations there is a certain appeal with this reef above any other. Is it the size, the animals or the location? Probably a different appeal for everyone, but for me it is was the fish, particularly the big fi... More |
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 | | Magnificent Melbourne - Melbourne Travel Guide
posted by Mr. Luke Palmer on 13 November 2007
In the southeast of Australia, on the banks of the beautiful Yarra river is Melbourne, the countries second largest city.
Often seen as the most European of Australia’s cities with a tram system and Victorian style buildings, it has a friendly and relaxed feel but is in reality at the cutting edge of culture in Australia. It has a wide range of art galleries such as the Heide Museum of Modern ... More |
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