We recently visited Treble Cone Ski Area for the first time in about 4 years. Biased towards the more experienced rider, the steep and challenging terrain made for an awesome day out on the snow. If you want a "bit more", Treble Cone needs to be on your list for any New Zealand snow holiday!
Read MoreThe Nevis Bungy Jump and the Nevis Swing are two of the main attractions in Queenstown. New Zealand is a country of countless adventures anyway, but these two are an experience you will probably never forget.
Read MoreCardrona is one of our favourite ski resorts in New Zealand. Any snow holiday to the South Island of New Zealand is not complete without a visit to Cardrona.
Read MoreIf you have ever spent time in alpine conditions, you'll know that the change in environment can wreak havoc on your skin. Extreme wind, cold, snow and double whammy UV from the sun as it reflects off the snow.
Read MoreIn 1947 Coronet Peak in Queenstown opened with just a rope tow pulling keen skiers up a mountain, the first commercial ski field to open in New Zealand.
Seventy years have passed and the ski field is now running eight lifts, welcomes thousands of guests on a fine weather day, has the largest snow-making system in the Southern Hemisphere, boasts the longest day on the snow with first tracks through to night ski, and has come to be loved as one of the best ski experiences New Zealand has to offer.
Read MoreWe've had the dream to travel much much more over the years and one of the ways to realise that dream is to invest our savings. We haven't done anything outrageous, just putting a little away on a regular basis into shares or property.
Read MoreWe spent 24 hours in Dawson City in June and highly recommend going in summer. Here's our MUST DO list whilst you are there.
Read MoreHearing the word budget conjures up images of sacrifice and pain. Well it doesn't have to be like that and this article shows you how to save for travelling and not feel like you're actually sticking to a budget!
Read MoreThe bright lights, fireworks and star attractions of the 43rd Queenstown Winter Festival will shine even brighter on Queenstown and its annual winter celebrations coming straight after the winter solstice, the shortest day of the year.
Read MoreDo you want to make your travel dollars stretch a little further? Don't get hit with unnecessary foreign exchange fees and take a look at these simple tips.
Read MoreNew Zealand is a place full of beauty, adventures and heritage. A country with awesome people and the most beautiful nature you can possibly find.
Read MoreAs the darkness started to set in we saw a faint glow of light above the mountains.
Read MoreIf you haven't already planned your winter getaway and are thinking of skiing or snowboarding in New Zealand's south island, here's a great infographic which gives a snapshot of all of the ski resorts in the south island including lift pass prices and the number of lifts.
Read MoreImagine an adrenaline filled outdoor adventure where it’s about the journey just as much as the destination. Canyoning is a way of exploring canyons from top to bottom using a variety of techniques which may include hiking, scrambling, climbing, abseiling, jumping and swimming.
Read MoreWe did our first indoor adventure activity the other day at Escape Quest Queenstown and came away wanting more.
Read MoreIn a first for the New Zealand ski industry, Porters Ski Area launched its ‘all-inclusive’ Premium Season Pass for the 2017 snow season today (Thursday, 20 April 2017).
Read MoreWe were lucky enough to spend a day on the mountain with James last season in Queenstown. Aside from the fact that James is a super rad, chilled dude exuding positive vibes, he is also a kickass coach.In this interview, James talks about breaking stereotypes, finding your passion and personal progression.
Read MoreQueenstown is not just about skiing and snowboarding. There are many world-class mountain bike trails, and whether you're into downhill, enduro or cross country, you're going to be spoilt for choice!
Read MoreIn the short amount of time that we have lived here, there are four things that stick out in my mind as being unique to Queenstown.
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