One Year In New Zealand | Our Highlights
Mount Cook, New Zealand’s highest peak, seen from the Hooker Valley Trail. One Year In New Zealand | Our Highlights New Zealand ExpeditionsPublished on 2019-05-29Revised on 2024-03-31 One year exploring the country’s natural beauty, fascinating cities, history and even bicycle trails! One year of encounters with an astonishing people. Natural Beauties Fascinating Cities History Exploring by […]
New Zealand | Fiona Collins | Māori Tradition Keeper
After studying at Toihoukura College’s School of Visual Art and Māori Design, artist Fiona Collins advanced her weaving to a professional level and has even displayed her creations on several European exhibitions. Awakening Creative Energies with Fiona Collins New Zealand EncountersPublished on 2019-04-23Revised on 2024-03-24 “I love flax. I love this fibre. I love weaving. It […]
New Zealand | Tongariro Alpine Crossing Trail
Tongariro National Park is made up of three volcanoes: Ngauruhoe (above), Tongariro and Ruapehu. One of my best hikes ever! | Tongariro National Park New Zealand AdventurePublished on 2019-04-04Revised on 2024-03-23 The first rays are slowly warming me up. As the sun rises, the view becomes more spectacular. An icy wind blows across my face as […]
New Zealand by bicycle | Timber trail
I can’t find the words to express this unique sensation of perceiving the slightest vibrations of this colossal structure while pedalling more than fifty metres above the river. Absolutely stunning! The Surprising Timber Bike Trail New Zealand AdventurePublished on 2019-03-24Revised on 2024-03-25 The real challenge begins. Although we’re used to riding up mountains, here it’s more […]
New Zealand | Craig Potton | Acclaimed Photographer
“It’s a waterfall that seems suspended in space because the wind is blowing so hard, the water doesn’t even touch the ground,” explains Craig Potton. He believes it’s one of his best photos, as it captures the beauty and fury of the elements, two characteristics that describe New Zealand’s true nature. © Craig Potton Meeting […]
The Young Protectors of Abel Tasman National Park
These new generations are joining forces with the many people who have been involved over the last few decades. Ultimately, they all share the same goal: to give nature a second chance, and ensure that residents and visitors will always care for the park and its ecosystem. The Young Protectors of Abel Tasman National Park […]
New Zealand | Wildlife | Native Biodiversity
Tiny insects called cochineal transform beech tree sap into droplets of pure sugar. Countless filiform tubes emerge from the trunks, providing honeydew, an energetic nectar for birds, lizards and insects Protecting New Zealand’s Native Biodiversity New Zealand WildlifePublished on 2019-02-10Revised on 2024-03-25 Walking along the Honeydew Trail in Nelson Lakes National Park, our family arrived at […]
New Zealand | Nelson Lakes National Park
During our stay, Lucas and Leo discovered Lake Rotoiti’s resident dark blue eels. Back in the day, Māori people on their way to the West Coast would feast on this highly appreciated food. Treasures of Nelson Lakes National Park New Zealand LandscapesPublished on 2019-02-08Revised on 2024-03-24 After the song of the cicadas and the thundering waves […]
New Zealand | Treasures of Paparoa National Park
In some places, we feel as if we’ve stepped back into the Jurassic period! Treasures of Paparoa National Park New Zealand LandscapesPublished on 2019-01-31Revised on 2024-03-24 After a few kilometres, the Pororari River path narrows and climbs into the heart of the subtropical forest. This trail is the start (or finish) of the 55 km Paparoa hike. […]
New Zealand | Christchurch | 2011 earthquake
Scars still clearly visible marked Blessed Sacrament Cathedral’s appearance. Its future remained uncertain until the building’s demolition was officially announced at the end of 2019. Back to New Zealand on Tuesday, February 22, 2011 at 12:50 p.m. New Zealand HistoryPublished on 2019-01-09Revised on 2024-03-24 Like every weekday, Christchurch’s city centre is buzzing with people, some eating or […]
