New Caledonia on a plate
New Caledonia on a plate
From market to restaurant, budget to high-end, there are many culinary options in New Caledonia. Right now, the exchange rate is not wildly favourable to those travelling with New...
Bali brings in tourist tax from today
Bali brings in tourist tax from today
New Zealanders are among the international visitors being asked to pay a new tourist tax to enter Bali, in an attempt to offset the costs of the island’s tourism influx.
Experience up there
Experience up there
Deep in the golden heart of Mid Canterbury, the mountains rise up to greet you for a high country escape, writes Mike Yardley.
A nature lover’s paradise
A nature lover’s paradise
Lindy Davis discovers nature, heritage and fish and chips on Vancouver Island.
Big country in British Columbia
Big country in British Columbia
Canada’s British Columbia pulls in Lindy Davis with its scenery, cycle lanes and suspension bridges.
Walking in Robbie’s footsteps
Walking in Robbie’s footsteps
Wānaka writer Wayne Martin tells of visiting poet Robert Burns’ birthplace.
Addictive journey of discovery
Addictive journey of discovery
Bangkok to Singapore by rail: discover what makes Southeast Asia tick on this epic train trip, a tale of three thrilling countries told over 1900km of track.
High Hopes and Big Dreams
High Hopes and Big Dreams
This book may well persuade you to ditch that overseas holiday and explore a New Zealand you know little of.
Music lover’s heaven
Music lover’s heaven
Road-trip through a musical wonderland, where museums, live venues and historic sites offer a joyful and insightful window into the Southern United States’ culture and history.
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Treasure awaits walkers, cyclists
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Treasure awaits walkers, cyclists
Sorry locals, your secret is out — Otago Daily Times reporters reveal their patch’s formerly best kept secrets.
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Gold came later for junction town
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Gold came later for junction town
Unlike most Otago goldfield towns, gold came late to Beaumont.
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Coal once a draw to Shag Point
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Coal once a draw to Shag Point
Buffeted by wind and swept by waves breaking with heaving kelp over slippery rocks, Shag Point’s story is long.
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Mining town reflection of past
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Mining town reflection of past
A gold boom town named after the biblical King Solomon’s mine, gold was discovered here in 1863 and the population quickly rose to 1000 people.
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Swimming hole hits spot
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Swimming hole hits spot
A swimming hole hidden among clay cliffs is the perfect summer picnic spot.
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Ōwaka no longer in decline thanks to today’s tourists
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Ōwaka no longer in decline thanks to today’s tourists
A settlement was established in 1865 on a hill above the estuaries of the Catlins and Ōwaka Rivers, long a wild and isolated part of the country.
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Treehouse retreat opens doors on West Coast
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Treehouse retreat opens doors on West Coast
A "treehouse" retreat in native bush near Nelson Creek opens to its first guests today.
Back roads made in motorcycle heaven
Back roads made in motorcycle heaven
Regardless of whether you ride a cruiser, adventure, classic or sports bike, this trip will take you from the ocean to the alps and will have you grinning from ear to ear all the way.
Kiwi family giving away $2m Costa Rica tour company in $81 raffle
Kiwi family giving away $2m Costa Rica tour company in $81 raffle
A Kiwi couple living in pristine Costa Rica have decided to give another family the chance to relocate to Central American paradise - all for less than the cost of a day’s surfing.
The Abel Tasman beach awash with Cantabrians
The Abel Tasman beach awash with Cantabrians
Kaiteriteri Beach, at the top of the South Island, is preparing for thousands of visitors and campers near its sandy shores, which are the gateway to the Abel Tasman National Park.
The beach expecting 60,000 campers over summer
The beach expecting 60,000 campers over summer
Kaiteriteri Beach, at the top of the South Island, is preparing for thousands of visitors and campers near its sandy shores, which are the gateway to the Abel Tasman National Park.
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