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25.01.2022 We didn't have a clear destination in mind today so after what could well be our last shop of the trip, we set off heading north. Mangawhai Heads Beach. The water temperature here was 19 degrees Celsius and the air temperature was probably similar without the wind chill factor. Nevertheless there were a few hardy souls attempting to sunbake on the beach, even though there was little sun. [ 100 more words ] http://zznz.travel.blog//12/08/day-33-stillwater-to-tutuk/

24.01.2022 This morning we headed for the Bay of Islands, stopping at Paihia where we were hoping to book a yacht cruise for tomorrow. Once again we were unable to get out on the water as all of the yachts were either fully booked or not worth the money. So we walked up to the lookout, took some photos and headed up the road. Haruru Falls Waitangi Secret Falls Kerikeri Taupo Bay, otherwise known as Paradise if only the water were warmer http://zznz.travel.blog///09/day-34-tutukaka-to-taupo-bay/

24.01.2022 How nice is this!? Decent rain...now how long will it persist for?

24.01.2022 We had some visitors at our lunch stop today @ Haruru Falls

22.01.2022 Homeward stretch! Less than 12h and we'll be home

21.01.2022 Tip: If you're currently in a predicted fire zone or area then please consider placing a SWS sign on or near your letterbox or gate. SWS stands for Static Wate...r Supply and helps firefighters in your area know that they can pump water from there in an emergency if its the closest resource. This is especially helpful if property is under threat. An example of a SWS can be a swimming pool or large dam or pond. See more

21.01.2022 HOT WEATHER TO HIT OZ Forecast models suggest significant heat spreading across much of Australia from Sunday into Christmas week, with only parts of ...the coast to get relief from sea breezes. Heatwaves are the deadliest natural disasters in Australia. ---- HOW TO BE SAFE Stay hydrated. Drink two to three litres of water each day, even if you don't feel thirsty. Avoid alcohol and caffeine. Dress light. Lighter clothing helps your body stay cool. Light-coloured clothing reflects heat and sunlight. Check on family, friends, neighbours - particularly the sick and elderly - at least twice a day. Take shelter. If you need to be out in the sun, wear a shirt, hat, sunglasses and sunscreen. Sunburn will affect your body's ability to cope with the heat. Draw your curtains, blinds and awnings at the start of the day to keep as much sun out of your home as possible. If you don't have air conditioning at home, spend the day somewhere that does, like a library, cinema or shopping centre. Make sure your pets have plenty of shade and enough cool water to last the entire day. Putting ice cubes in their bowl will help keep their water cool for longer. Check on them regularly. Don't leave children or pets in parked vehicles. Ever. For any period of time. ---- HEAT STRESS SYMPTOMS heavy sweating headache vomiting confusion swollen tongue. ---- If your life is at risk, call Triple Zero (000) immediately. Tune in to your local ABC radio station (http://reception.abc.net.au/), stream online or on the ABC Listen app.

20.01.2022 One more hop and we're home!

20.01.2022 Today, efficiency was meant to be the name of the game but alas it was not meant to be. We planned on making an early ish departure from Taupo Bay and this, we managed to do, but here on out things went a little awry. We decided on taking a rather direct route to Auckland down highway one, as we originally planned to do some sightseeing in Auckland city this afternoon. [ 173 more words ] http://zznz.travel.blog///11/day-37-taupo-bay-to-auckland/

19.01.2022 Highway 1 CLOSED south of Wellsford due to a fatal car accident. Take highway 16 if heading toward Auckland.

18.01.2022 The band’s getting back together for the bushfire appeal! The original The Wiggles Greg, Anthony, Murray and Jeff are reuniting for one night only, w...ith all proceeds going to the Australian Red Cross and WIRES. It will be an over 18s only show at Castle Hill RSL on January 18. Who's keen?

17.01.2022 We need suggestions! What should we call this page now that our NZ trip is over? 'Zig-Zagging' ..something? Something new...?... Comment below!

17.01.2022 Approach with caution

16.01.2022 2018 vs 2019 Keep in mind, we only live 3km from the coast!

14.01.2022 Taupo Bay - one of the most stunning bays we've seen in NZ & also a picture perfect holiday park: Taupo Bay Holiday Park

14.01.2022 Not what we were expecting.... 15 minutes in the air and then, 'Sorry, we must return to Sydney as we have a faulty tail flap'...

13.01.2022 Today we had the intention of sightseeing within the Auckland CBD. Our first challenge was to find an appropriate place to park in order to catch some form of public transport to the city. Our first attempt at doing this failed as we found ourselves, thanks to Google maps, at a train station in an industrial complex that had no public parking. [ 203 more words ] http://zznz.travel.blog/2019/12/12/day-38-auckland/

12.01.2022 This was a day trip from our base here at Taupo Bay. Cape Reinga is the northernmost point of New Zealand's North Island which means it is the northernmost point of New Zealand. So having previously visited Slope Point on the South Island we have now been to both the northernmost point in New Zealand and the southernmost point in New Zealand. http://zznz.travel.blog/2019/12/10/day-35-cape-reinga/

12.01.2022 OUR 3 WEEK NZ SOUTH ISLAND ITINERARY: Follow links for blog posts and photos! ...Continue reading

09.01.2022 Alas, we have been rescheduled until 1:30 tomorrow...

08.01.2022 Today we explored the Coromandel Peninsula. We began by contemplating the walk to Cathedral Cove but decided against it at least for today when we discovered that there is no parking anywhere near the beginning of the walk. Our next stop was Hot Water Beach where if you wish to park there is a charge of $2 per hour. You may then hire a shovel for $10 plus $10 deposit and walk to a certain part of the beach but only within 2 hours of low tide and begin digging a hole. [ 256 more words ] http://zznz.travel.blog//12/06/day-31-coromandel-peninsula/

03.01.2022 Today is van drop-off day...what an adventure this has been!

02.01.2022 We made it to Cape Reinga - the most northerly point of the New Zealand mainland! Photos to come!

02.01.2022 We had the morning to do what each of wanted. For Keiran it was revisiting Hot Water Beach at low tide And for me, walking to Cathedral Cove http://zznz.travel.blog/20//07/day-32-hahei-to-stillwater/

01.01.2022 We started off what we thought would be our last day with a nice complimentary breakfast at our hotel in Auckland. After filling our stomachs and filling our bags we headed downstairs to the included shuttle service to Auckland international airport. We had no issues boarding our three and a half hour flight from Auckland to Sydney and arrived just after lunch time. [ 221 more words ] http://zznz.travel.blog/2019//13/day-40-auckland-to-sydney/

01.01.2022 Alas, it is coming to that time where we have to pack our traveling lives back into our bags - tomorrow is our last full day in NZ! PACKING TIPS! Packing cubes! ... Roll your clothes Squashable jumpers Don't buy too much! See more