Well, what an
adventure… Sure, me and Sian didn’t undertake most of the activities including
kayaking and surfing (although I did jump out of a plane), but we’re more than
happy enough being somewhere we’ve never been before and soaking up the scenery
on offer. And it’s almost an understatement to say that New Zealand has a lot. It’s not just the adventure capital
of the world - it’s probably the most beautiful country too. Its stunning,
breathtaking and otherworldly landscape certainly raises the bar on epic, and,
to once again quote our chief experience officer Mark – whom I’m now thrilled
to call a friend – “it’s Ireland on
steroids.” There’s simply no other way to sum up this country.
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Friday, 5 May 2017
Thursday, 27 April 2017
Mount Doom
A journey through
several miles of dense morning fog and deep into what seemed like the real Middle-Earth
– actually named Tongariro National Park – includes endless mind-blowing
scenery, summed up by our tour guide in the most appropriate, nail-on-the-head
fashion: “the British countryside on steroids”. I couldn’t have put it better
myself. Though of course I should be able to, being a writer and all, so shame
on me.
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