Fox Glazier After a long and winding road journey we finally hit Fox Glacier around 7pm. The route to Fox was so secluded, there were no petrol stations or very few houses, but there were plenty of lakes, waterfalls & Rivers to admire as well as the beautiful farm animals (New Zealand's animals just look so healthy…their really beautiful!) we stopped to take many pictures along the way of the different waterfalls, rivers & Mountain views, the sun was...

Mount Cook After an early start & dealing with the camp warden banging on our door at 8am for his camp fees! We were off……heading to the famous Mount Cook, again it took a quite a while to reach our destination but the beautiful scenery added interest to our trip, stopping for a picture at an amazing waterfall on the roadside or admiring the most turquoise blue of waters against a burnt orange avenues of trees…for this New Zealand is simply phenome...

We packed up and got ready for the road trip to Wanaka the next day 100 dollars up as the guys at reception gave us a 100 dollars back for a behavior deposit (anyone under 25 would have to pay it as they've had a few problems with noise) but we hadn't paid one so laughing out loud we hit the road and headed for another long journey on to Wanaka! We hit the road to Wanaka, stopping off just outside the tiny town in a place called Albert town to set down for th...

Queenstown The next day we set off towards the adrenaline capital of Queenstown, after a good long day of driving…….again!! we finally arrived and were pleasantly greeted by a town full of log cabin houses situated in a valley of high peak mountains with a huge gondola stretching far up the side, Queenstown was also set around deep crystal clear water lakes, it was just beautiful, it had that French snow chalet feel to it, we thought we were in the rockys!...

Gore was a small town famous for country music and dance, we found it convenient to have our breakfast, dump our waste and refill on water…..whilst also shopping for insulation in the form of thick men's thermal socks and disgusting functional wooly slippers. The people of Gore were extremely helpful and friendly, advising us on directions, thermals and weather conditions. From Gore we headed to Te-Anau and continued on with our 8 hour journey, Te-Anau is a bea...