The Auckland Art Gallery recently had an exhibit that I couldn’t miss: Frida & Diego – Art & Life in Modern Mexico. Growing up, my grandmother loved Frida and had several copies of her art… View Post
Last Saturday was my first festival of the season: Sunsetter in Albany, Auckland. This day festival had humble beginnings as a food and wine festival with music as an after thought. After progressing in popularity,… View Post
Atiu. The Island of Birds. Once I won return flights to Rarotonga via Cook Islands Tourism, Mark and I knew we wanted to check out Atiu. I won these tickets after going to a travel… View Post
The international borders are beginning to open up down here in New Zealand! Mark and I decided to check another Pacific Island off our list: Fiji. Due to a new public holiday, Matariki, we booked… View Post
The Whanganui Journey is one of 3 Great Walks on the North Island. It is the only Great Walk in the country that is actually a canoe or kayak ride, and thus is referred to… View Post
Due to Auckland being in an extended lockdown during the Delta outbreak, the New Zealand government decided to offer tourism packages to get residents out & about. All you had to do was register as… View Post
The 2021-2022 summer festival season has been – weird – to say the least. New Zealand as a country changed from the Covid Alert Level System to the Traffic Light System. When this happened, different… View Post
Rarotonga is the main and biggest Island in the Cook Islands. By car it only takes about an hour to drive the entire length, and there are only 2 busses: Clockwise & Counterclockwise. Being so… View Post