A more accessible trip I took during Level 2 that is suitable for a range of abilities: exploring the famous Abel Tasman National Park by kayak. With its renowned golden beaches and range of Department of Conservation (DOC) campsites it is a sea kayak classic. Written by Cristina Barraclough

An insight into camping in the Remote Wilderness of New Zealand’s (NZ) South Island. The article’s purpose is to invoke a sense of wonder and curiosity to spur others on for their own adventure with a refreshed sense of appreciation of the Great Outdoors post lockdown. Written by Cristina Barraclough

A detailed article about the hiking trail to Fern Burn Hut. The return journey can also be done as a day trip and the difficulty is easy to moderate. This is a great overnight hike to do during winter as the altitude is not as high, but you still get spectacular views of the valley. In this article, you will find more info regarding safety and a detailed account of both the trail and the hut.

Your dream of travelling to NZ is finally coming true and everything is sorted… except for your mode of transport. You simply cannot decide if it’s worth spending the extra money on a self contained camper van or if a car would get you by just fine? Read on to find out the pros and cons of both, plus extra advice and tips to consider before making your decision.