Posted on November 26, 2012 by sguese

Auckland tends to be described and seen inside the lines of being big and cosmopolitan. The largest and most multicultural of New Zealand’s cities is indeed a vast sprawling city. However Auckland fits into the natural gifted country that is New Zealand by covered in parks and gardens worth exploring.   Stop To Smell the [...]

Posted on November 23, 2011 by sguese

You don’t come to Blenheim if you don’t like wine. The dead flat agricultural town doesn’t offer much to visitors, located in between the Wither Hills and the Richmond Ranges. However, beyond its limits, the town serves as a good base for exploring the Marlborough Wine Region. Blenheim might be flat and boring to many, [...]

Posted on November 01, 2011 by sguese

Wellington might be New Zealand’s second largest city, but it is the country’s capital first and foremost. The cultural, commercial and cosmopolitan center takes shelter with hillsides and a magnificent harbor. Walk down one of its more hilly streets and you may have to do a double take as you see timber Victorian houses line [...]