Here are a few travel tips for things to do on New Zealand's West Coast. My personal highlight was the coast scenery and just driving along up north.
- Pancake Rocks and blowholes in Punakaiki. The Panca...
New Zealand's West Coast (or The Coast) refers to the west coast of the South Island of New Zealand.
There used to be cities on the Coast, they are really small towns now. Indeed, some have recently sugg...
This travel tip is about using the train, bus and car on the South Island of New Zealand.
Using the train:
Two standout train routes are on the South Island.
The Picton - Christchurch Tranzcoastal...
The South Island of New Zealand is characterized by grand open landscapes.
Divided by a backbone of mountain aptly called the Southern Alps, the South Island is known for spectacular and fiords, large beech...
Christchurch is mostly flat, so many people get around on bicycles. Special-purpose bicycle lanes have been recently added to many streets to help promote cycling.
Navigation by car or bicycle is general...
Christchurch Cathedral, completed in 1904, the Cathedral is Christchurch's most prominent landmark and the Square to which it gives its name brings colour and life to the heart of downtown.
Check out th...
Here are some travel tips if you like to visit museums and galleries during your stay in Christchurch, New Zealand.
- Arts Centre, Gothic stonework of former University campus converted into complex of o...
Here are some travel tips for the ones who like to go shopping in Christchurch, New Zealand.
- High Street is probably the most interesting in the central city, with an intoxicating mixture of historical...
This travel tip is about some places, which you might like for buying some food in Christchurch.
- Buy from a local supermarket, the yellow colored Pak'n'Save is probably cheapest if you are prepared to g...
Christchurch has the busiest program of annual festivals of any New Zealand city.
- Summertimes runs from December through to late February and includes a number of major free events in Hagley Park, whic...
