It was dark when we touched down in Fiji, but a nice warm 20 degrees which was a welcome relief from the cold evenings we’d had for the last part of NZ. We had to stay overnight in a hotel as part of the Fiji trip, this was due to our late arrival flight but would mean we were fresh for the next day. The hotel was quite funky in a Fiji way, but a nice change all the same. Now our trip was 11 nights 12 days of Island hoping, therefore this time we decided to d...

After a good nights sleep by the beach we had driven to the Moeraki boulders, the boulders are 2 million years old and sit quite nicely on the beach in a row. The boulders are pretty much perfectly round like a big bouncy ball, but most have crack lines within them which were caused when the boulders were exposed to the atmosphere causing them to shrink. They still seem pretty big to us! The boulders originally sat inside the cliff face until it was washed away...

Dunedin, home of Cadbury world and the production place of almost all New Zealand's Cadbury chocolate, along with a few other places. Also home to some very steep streets which was immediately apparent. We worked our way through the maze like streets of Dunedin, eventually reaching our campsite. The day on the site has little to tell as it was a organise and sort day so we were busy but of the uninteresting nature. The following day was to be much more fun, espe...

After been on the road for a while we realised we had been closer than we thought to where we were headed, which was called Milford Sound. Otherwise known as Fiordland, which is on the south west coast in the middle of nowhere. The road only leads to this place and you need plenty of fuel to get there and back, as there is no petrol station once you arrive. The route was through mountains and winding roads, one of which had a tunnel cut directly through a mountai...

Vertigo inducing, Adrenaline pumping, Heart stopping, Breathtaking, Palm sweating, Hands shaking, Scream if you want to go faster!!! What could all this possibly be?!?!?! Well add in two travel junkies, 580 brake horse power, 11 tons of water per second, latex rubber and rope, a couple of canyons and you get our 2 day KAWARAU BUNGY JET, SHOTOVER SWING RAFT Queenstown spectacular!! Day 1. After a days build up we arrived at the station building Queenstown at 9:4...