Last October we visited New Plymouth during a public holiday week-end. This city of 53400 inhabitants is located on the north island west coast and is mostly known for two things: its proximity with the mount Taranaki and the highway 45, a road paved with really good spots to surf. Mount…
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HelpX in the middle earth at Judith and Martin’s place
After two week with Anne in Kawerau and ten days in Raglan we arrived in Matamata in the beginning of August for a new…
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Rarotonga : Accessibility and disability in the Cook islands
Rarotonga is a dream destination. Everything seems to be perfect: the palm trees, the sun, the turquoise lagoon, the Polynesian songs and the inhabitants…
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Rarotonga: a travel into the islands culture
A Polynesian culture with a touch of New Zealand
An island happiness
Even if Rarotonga is the biggest of the Cook islands, it is just 11 kilometres long….
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Rarotonga, a heavenly paradise lost in the Pacific
Since we arrived in New Zealand we heard a lot about the Pacific islands. Especially about Tonga, Samoa, Fiji and also a bit about…
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Discovering Dunedin and meeting Oamaru penguins in a wheelchair
As many people travelling in the south island we planned to visit Dunedin and to stop in Oamaru to see penguins. After being totally…
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A week-end in Hawke’s Bay
Easter comes with public holidays so we wouldn’t have missed the opportunity to take advantage of these days to discover a new part of…
