Mount Amos is part of the granite mountains, known as the Hazards in Coles Bay and the Freycinet National Park. The hike itself is very strenuous, steep and requires some level of skill. At the end of the hike, walkers will be rewarded with Panoramic views over Wineglass Bay. I do not recommend you take […]
A short review of a beautiful tiny home stay located just outside of Wanaka! This would be the perfect getaway accommodation for a weekend trip,… Arthur’s Pass is a small village a few hours outside of Christchurch. There are heaps of incredible walking tracks, which if you love nature are… My experience hiking Avalanche Peak […]
An in-depth 3 week itinerary to the West Australia’s beautiful North West, through the Kimberley and the Pilbara. Western Australia is a big beautiful state, with plenty to see. It can be hard to choose what to visit, especially if you are short on time. I’ve composed a list of 5 destinations you must visit […]
New Zealand is one of the most spectacular places I have ever visited (so far). It has some of the most accessible and scenic hikes, breathtaking scenery, and contrasting landscapes. After travelling around New Zealand for six and a half weeks, there were a few places that just really stood out for me! I highly […]
This was the first time I have caught the ferry from Wellington to Picton and after some research, I decided to go with Bluebridge ferry’s over Interislander. The whole check in/boarding process was excellent, as well as the food options, entertainment and cabins. Who are Blueridge Cook Strait Ferries? The Bluebridge ferry has been running […]
As I travel on the road a lot, I always get asked what are a few handy items to pack for a road trip? I’ve decided to make a list of 5 items which I find useful and that might come in handy for you too. These items aren’t essential for a road trip but […]
The Yorke Peninsula is an hour or so drive away from the state capital Adelaide. It is filled with white sand beaches, rock pools, lighthouses, great food and Innes National park. Easily, you could spend weeks here, exploring each town and the coastline. I only spent 2 days which was enough time to see the […]
Sealy Tarns Is the second most popular day hike in Mt Cook National Park. Mt Cook National Park is a hikers dream, and has some of the best day hikes in all of New Zealand (in my opinion anyways). The Sealy Tarns track takes you up the side of the Sealey Range, offering impressive views […]
Queenstown is the adventure capital of the South Island of New Zealand. Trust me when I say there is an abundance of adrenaline activities you can do here! As an adrenaline junkie myself, I tried to fit in as many activities as possible in my short 3 days here. Not an adrenaline junkie? Don’t worry, […]
Sentinel Peak is a strenuous hike offering epic views over the sounding landscapes. This was a hike that I didn’t even know about, until a friend from Wanaka recommended it to me. I had one extra day in Wanaka, so I thought why not go and check it out! I wasn’t warned about the trail […]
