Day 4 of our New Zealand South Island campervan trip! On this day, we took the breathtaking drive from Te Anau to Milford Sound, one of the most scenic routes in the country. Along the way, we stopped at Eglinton Flats, … Read More
Day 3 of our New Zealand South Island campervan trip! Join us while we explore Mount Cook National Park, hiking part of the Hooker Valley Track before visiting the Tasman Glacier Viewpoint for stunning alpine views. Date visited: Nov-2024 Advertisements … Read More
Day 2 of our New Zealand South Island campervan journey! We began the day at the stunning Lake Tekapo, visiting the iconic Church of the Good Shepherd before heading up to Mount John Observatory for breathtaking panoramic views. After exploring … Read More
Looking for an unforgettable adventure through Japan’s stunning Kyushu island? Look no further! Our 11-Day Kyushu Self-Drive Itinerary covers the best of the island – from vibrant cities and tranquil hot spring towns to rugged coastlines and lush mountains. Including … Read More
Visiting the Land of the Long White Clouds? Here is our New Zealand 10-Days Self-Drive Itinerary (South Island). Date visited: Nov-2024 New Zealand 10-Days Self-Drive Itinerary (South Island) Day0 Arrive at CHC, drive to Lake Tekapo Stay Tekapo (Lakes … Read More
Nagasaki, a scenic port city on Kyushu Island, played a pivotal role as a key international trading port during the 16th century, blending Japanese and Western cultures. It is also known for its tragic World War II history as the … Read More
Yutoku Inari Shrine in Saga Prefecture is one of Japan’s most important Inari shrines, renowned for its striking red architecture and hillside setting. The shrine offers stunning views and attracts many visitors seeking blessings and tranquillity. Join us in exploring … Read More
Yanagawa is a scenic city in Fukuoka known for its peaceful canal boat rides and traditional atmosphere. Visitors can enjoy leisurely tours through the waterways, surrounded by charming old buildings and willow trees. Join us in exploring the things to … Read More
Approximately 190km north of Perth, the Pinnacles (Nambung National Park) is one of the most popular tourist attractions in Western Australia. Formed between 25,000 and 30,000 years ago, the limestone formation is thought to be what’s left when the area … Read More
The Pinnacles in Nambung National Park (Western Australia) feature striking limestone formations rising from the desert. At the same time, the nearby Lancelin Sand Dunes offer vast, white sand hills perfect for adventure activities like sandboarding. Further north, Hutt Lagoon, … Read More
Geographically the westernmost point of mainland Australia, the extremely scenic Shark Bay is a World Heritage Site. It is renowned for: having one of the largest seagrass beds in the world; a large population of dugongs; and its stromatolites (living … Read More
Coral Bay is a small idyllic holiday town on the edge of Ningaloo Reef (Western Australia). The UNESCO-listed Ningaloo coastal region is famed for its stunning and easily accessible coral reefs. Join us while we explore the top things to … Read More