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We took a ferry with our camper van from the South Island to the North Island of New Zealand! We departed from Picton and arrived in Wellington :)
***Vlog 106 of many***
Tunes by Joey Pecoraro: Blue in Green
https://soundcloud.com/joeypecoraro
The Cook Straits Interislander ferry from Wellington to Picton underwent an extremely rough crossing in March 2006. Many vehicles were severely damaged but a 1969 VW camper van survived unmarked!
- published: 03 Nov 2011
- views: 1877176
Rough Ferry crossing Cook Strait New Zealand.
I found this old footage, listen to the captains announcement. The ferry is not supposed to cross in seas over 6.0 meters now. This particular trip was 10.5 hours on a trip that normally take 3.5. hours. I understand this is the longest ferry crossing on the cook strait and we ended up sheltering in Clifford bay in 6.0 seas while the storm passed.
- published: 18 Dec 2015
- views: 2681
Eine Fahrt mit dem Camper auf der Interislander Cook Strait Fähre von Wellington nach Picton, von der Nordinsel auf die Südinsel Neuseelands. Unsere ausführliche Fahrt mit vielen Informationen und Fotos gibt es hier: https://www.taklyontour.de/interislander/
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The Cook Strait Ferry Interislander from Wellington to Picton, from the north- to the south island of New Zealand. With german comments.
Here you can find the (german) travelreport of the Interislander trip, with many information and pictures: https://www.taklyontour.de/interislander/
- published: 05 Jun 2016
- views: 420
A taste of the rough seas, about four to five meters high on March 11, 2016.
- published: 11 Mar 2016
- views: 1132
Cook Strait on a Bluebridge Ferry. From North Island to South Island. New Zealand
Music by Dan O at http://www.danosongs.com
Don't Miss My New Adventures. Please, SUBSCRIBE - http://youtube.com/subscription_center?add_user=vacationality :D
Thank you SO MUCH everyone for LIKES, Comments and SUBSCRIPTION!
Watch my other cool playlists:
Trip to Beautiful Latvia http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLoC8MiaGeBlemy5RiUEjLcHi9oDLvzbWW
Trip to Amazing Spain http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL79508217E13B18EF
Trip to Beautiful Portugal https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLoC8MiaGeBlcAwnW8Gpva5VZku3TD4EVO
Life in Wild Russia http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLA585EA007CC3E58B
Life in Incredible America http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL96E0D2D6C9D2574E
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- published: 07 Jun 2014
- views: 2922
The "Suilven" ferry departing Wellington Heads into big southerly swell in Cook Strait, New Zealand, 6 February 2002
- published: 11 Feb 2008
- views: 74006
Catching the ferry between Wellington (in the North) and Picton (in the South) with Bluebridge is a real treat. Enjoy our warm kiwi hospitality or kick back in your very own private cabin. Catch a free movie and refuel with great coffee, freshly baked treats or the Cook Strait classic -- hearty fish 'n' chips. Watch this video to find out more about the Bluebridge experience and come on over!
- published: 21 Sep 2012
- views: 10918
Interislander's Cook Strait Ferries travel between Wellington and Picton New Zealand. The 92km voyage takes 3 hours and has been described as "one of the most beautiful ferry rides in the world"
Book online or enquire at www.interislander.co.nz
Music courtesy of bensound.com
- published: 10 Sep 2014
- views: 1747
Descubre lugares increibles de nuestro planeta en sólo 1 minuto.
Para cruzar entre las islas de Nueva Zelanda deberas pasar el Estrecho Cook, si el día es bueno disfrutaras de unos increibles paisajes como nosotros.
Si te apetece viajar con nosotros por Nueva Zelanda, suscribete a nuestro canal.
Si quieres saber más puedes visitar nuestro blog:
http://sinparardeviajar.com/
O seguirnos en las RRSS para no perderte nada.
Gracias por seguirnos.
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Detalles del vídeo:
- grabado con Gopro y Canon 70D
- editado en Adobe Premiere CC
- calidad original del vídeo 4K, 2,7K y 1080 escalado a 1080p
- musica sin copyright
- published: 24 Feb 2017
- views: 136
A time-lapse video of Cook Strait between main islands of New Zealand, shot on Interislander ferry from Wellington to Picton on last day of 2012.
Music: Mathias Piano Man -- Happy Walk, album 'A spark of light', 2012
mathiaspianoman.bandcamp.com/
- published: 01 Jul 2013
- views: 205
This timelapse video shows one of the Cook Strait ferries "Kaitaki" arriving in Wellington Harbour, New Zealand, unloading, reloading and departing over the space of six hours on 16 November 2013.
Photography:John.Mathews@xtra.co.nz Copyright: John Mathews 2013 Website: www.lotaphotos.co.nz
Music: "Freedom" by Teqq
- published: 22 Nov 2013
- views: 112
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Cook Strait
Cook Strait lies between the North and South Islands of New Zealand. It connects the Tasman Sea on the northwest with the South Pacific Ocean on the southeast, and runs next to the capital city, Wellington. It is 22 kilometres (14 mi) wide at its narrowest point, and is considered one of the most dangerous and unpredictable waters in the world.
The strait is named after James Cook, the first European commander to sail through it, in 1770. In Māori it has the name Raukawa or Raukawa Moana. Raukawa may mean "bitter leaves".
History
In Māori legend, Cook Strait was discovered by Kupe the navigator. Kupe followed in his canoe a monstrous octopus called Te Wheke-a-Muturangi across Cook Strait and destroyed it in Tory Channel or at Pātea.
When Dutch explorer Abel Tasman first saw New Zealand in 1642, he thought Cook Strait was a bight closed to the east. He named it Zeehaen's Bight, after the Zeehaen, one of the two ships in his expedition. In 1769 James Cook established that it was a strait, which formed a navigable waterway.
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New Zealand
New Zealand (/njuːˈziːlənd/ new-ZEE-lənd, Māori: Aotearoa [aɔˈtɛaɾɔa]) is an island country in the southwestern Pacific Ocean. The country geographically comprises two main landmasses – that of the North Island, or Te Ika-a-Māui, and the South Island, or Te Waipounamu – and numerous smaller islands. New Zealand is situated some 1,500 kilometres (900 mi) east of Australia across the Tasman Sea and roughly 1,000 kilometres (600 mi) south of the Pacific island areas of New Caledonia, Fiji, and Tonga. Because of its remoteness, it was one of the last lands to be settled by humans. During its long isolation, New Zealand developed a distinctive biodiversity of animal, fungal and plant life. The country's varied topography and its sharp mountain peaks, such as the Southern Alps, owe much to the tectonic uplift of land and volcanic eruptions. New Zealand's capital city is Wellington, while its most populous city is Auckland.
Somewhere between 1250 and 1300 CE, Polynesians settled in the islands that were to become New Zealand, and developed a distinctive Māori culture. In 1642, Abel Tasman, a Dutch explorer, became the first European to sight New Zealand. In 1840, representatives of the British Crown and Māori Chiefs signed the Treaty of Waitangi, making New Zealand a British colony. Today, the majority of New Zealand's population of 4.5 million is of European descent; the indigenous Māori are the largest minority, followed by Asians and Pacific Islanders. Reflecting this, New Zealand's culture is mainly derived from Māori and early British settlers, with recent broadening arising from increased immigration. The official languages are English, Māori and New Zealand Sign Language, with English predominant.
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Interislander
The Interislander is a road and rail ferry service across New Zealand's Cook Strait, between Wellington in the North Island and Picton in the South Island. It is owned and operated by state-owned rail operator KiwiRail. Three roll-on roll-off (RORO) vessels operate the 50 nautical miles (93 km; 58 mi) route, taking three hours to complete the crossing.
Interislander was started in August 1962 by KiwiRail's predecessor, the New Zealand Railways Department (NZR). The service primarily provided a RORO rail link between its North and South Island networks, allowing NZR to compete directly with coastal shipping companies for inter-island freight. It also provided the first RORO road link between the two islands, which saw the Interislander compete with, and then completely replace, the Union Company's Wellington–Lyttelton ferry service. Today, the service is still well patronised despite competition on the Wellington–Picton sea route with Bluebridge and from airlines, carrying around one million passengers and 230,000 vehicles per year on 5,500 sailings.
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South Island
The South Island or Te Waipounamu is the larger of the two major islands of New Zealand, the other being the smaller but more populous North Island. It is bordered to the north by Cook Strait, to the west by the Tasman Sea, and to the south and east by the Pacific Ocean. The South Island covers 150,437 square kilometres (58,084 sq mi) and is influenced by a temperate climate.
As it has a 32% larger landmass than the North Island, it is sometimes referred to as the "mainland" of New Zealand, especially by South Island residents; however, only 23% of New Zealand's 4.6 million inhabitants live in the South Island. In the early stages of European (Pākehā) settlement of the country, the South Island had the majority of the European population and wealth due to the 1860s gold rushes. The North Island population overtook the South in the early 20th century, with 56% of the population living in the North in 1911, and the drift north of people and businesses continued throughout the century.
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Cook
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8:23Cook Strait Ferry | Picton to Wellington, NZ
Cook Strait Ferry | Picton to Wellington, NZCook Strait Ferry | Picton to Wellington, NZ
We took a ferry with our camper van from the South Island to the North Island of New Zealand! We departed from Picton and arrived in Wellington :) ***Vlog 106 of many*** Tunes by Joey Pecoraro: Blue in Green https://soundcloud.com/joeypecoraro -
6:38New Zealand Ferry Rough Crossing.mov
New Zealand Ferry Rough Crossing.movNew Zealand Ferry Rough Crossing.mov
The Cook Straits Interislander ferry from Wellington to Picton underwent an extremely rough crossing in March 2006. Many vehicles were severely damaged but a 1969 VW camper van survived unmarked! -
1:10Rough Ferry crossing Cook Strait New Zealand
Rough Ferry crossing Cook Strait New ZealandRough Ferry crossing Cook Strait New Zealand
Rough Ferry crossing Cook Strait New Zealand. I found this old footage, listen to the captains announcement. The ferry is not supposed to cross in seas over 6.0 meters now. This particular trip was 10.5 hours on a trip that normally take 3.5. hours. I understand this is the longest ferry crossing on the cook strait and we ended up sheltering in Clifford bay in 6.0 seas while the storm passed. -
3:28Interislander: Cook Strait Ferry, New Zealand (Neuseeland)
Interislander: Cook Strait Ferry, New Zealand (Neuseeland)Interislander: Cook Strait Ferry, New Zealand (Neuseeland)
Eine Fahrt mit dem Camper auf der Interislander Cook Strait Fähre von Wellington nach Picton, von der Nordinsel auf die Südinsel Neuseelands. Unsere ausführliche Fahrt mit vielen Informationen und Fotos gibt es hier: https://www.taklyontour.de/interislander/ / The Cook Strait Ferry Interislander from Wellington to Picton, from the north- to the south island of New Zealand. With german comments. Here you can find the (german) travelreport of the Interislander trip, with many information and pictures: https://www.taklyontour.de/interislander/ -
0:29Cook Strait ferry crossing
Cook Strait ferry crossingCook Strait ferry crossing
A taste of the rough seas, about four to five meters high on March 11, 2016. -
16:20New Zealand. Amazing Cook Strait and Bluebridge Ferry
New Zealand. Amazing Cook Strait and Bluebridge FerryNew Zealand. Amazing Cook Strait and Bluebridge Ferry
Cook Strait on a Bluebridge Ferry. From North Island to South Island. New Zealand Music by Dan O at http://www.danosongs.com Don't Miss My New Adventures. Please, SUBSCRIBE - http://youtube.com/subscription_center?add_user=vacationality :D Thank you SO MUCH everyone for LIKES, Comments and SUBSCRIPTION! Watch my other cool playlists: Trip to Beautiful Latvia http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLoC8MiaGeBlemy5RiUEjLcHi9oDLvzbWW Trip to Amazing Spain http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL79508217E13B18EF Trip to Beautiful Portugal https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLoC8MiaGeBlcAwnW8Gpva5VZku3TD4EVO Life in Wild Russia http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLA585EA007CC3E58B Life in Incredible America http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL96E0D2D6C9D2574E Life in Great Britain http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL36AA70EB5E29E84A Compare hundreds of travel sites and save up to 80% http://www.hotelscombined.com/?a_aid=70680 -
1:36Ship departing Wellington into big swell
Ship departing Wellington into big swellShip departing Wellington into big swell
The "Suilven" ferry departing Wellington Heads into big southerly swell in Cook Strait, New Zealand, 6 February 2002 -
2:40COME ON OVER with Bluebridge - The Cook Strait Ferry
COME ON OVER with Bluebridge - The Cook Strait FerryCOME ON OVER with Bluebridge - The Cook Strait Ferry
Catching the ferry between Wellington (in the North) and Picton (in the South) with Bluebridge is a real treat. Enjoy our warm kiwi hospitality or kick back in your very own private cabin. Catch a free movie and refuel with great coffee, freshly baked treats or the Cook Strait classic -- hearty fish 'n' chips. Watch this video to find out more about the Bluebridge experience and come on over! -
2:08Interislander Cook Strait Ferry - Kaitiaki
Interislander Cook Strait Ferry - KaitiakiInterislander Cook Strait Ferry - Kaitiaki
Interislander's Cook Strait Ferries travel between Wellington and Picton New Zealand. The 92km voyage takes 3 hours and has been described as "one of the most beautiful ferry rides in the world" Book online or enquire at www.interislander.co.nz Music courtesy of bensound.com -
1:50Cook Strait Ferry - South & North Island - New Zealand
Cook Strait Ferry - South & North Island - New ZealandCook Strait Ferry - South & North Island - New Zealand
Descubre lugares increibles de nuestro planeta en sólo 1 minuto. Para cruzar entre las islas de Nueva Zelanda deberas pasar el Estrecho Cook, si el día es bueno disfrutaras de unos increibles paisajes como nosotros. Si te apetece viajar con nosotros por Nueva Zelanda, suscribete a nuestro canal. Si quieres saber más puedes visitar nuestro blog: http://sinparardeviajar.com/ O seguirnos en las RRSS para no perderte nada. Gracias por seguirnos. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Detalles del vídeo: - grabado con Gopro y Canon 70D - editado en Adobe Premiere CC - calidad original del vídeo 4K, 2,7K y 1080 escalado a 1080p - musica sin copyright -
2:41Cook Strait in Timelapse
Cook Strait in TimelapseCook Strait in Timelapse
A time-lapse video of Cook Strait between main islands of New Zealand, shot on Interislander ferry from Wellington to Picton on last day of 2012. Music: Mathias Piano Man -- Happy Walk, album 'A spark of light', 2012 mathiaspianoman.bandcamp.com/ -
0:42Cook Strait Ferry "Kaitaki"
Cook Strait Ferry "Kaitaki"Cook Strait Ferry "Kaitaki"
This timelapse video shows one of the Cook Strait ferries "Kaitaki" arriving in Wellington Harbour, New Zealand, unloading, reloading and departing over the space of six hours on 16 November 2013. Photography:John.Mathews@xtra.co.nz Copyright: John Mathews 2013 Website: www.lotaphotos.co.nz Music: "Freedom" by Teqq -
1:47Interislander crossing Cook Strait , New Zealanda 2009
Interislander crossing Cook Strait , New Zealanda 2009Interislander crossing Cook Strait , New Zealanda 2009
From the North to the South island of New Zealand there is a beautiful and magic travesy from Wellington to Picton by Interislander Ferry. On of the most important wine region of New Zealand is Marlborough in the south island. The last image was made in Villa Maria Estate during the sunset. -
38:36Surfing the South Island of New Zealand - Winter
Surfing the South Island of New Zealand - WinterSurfing the South Island of New Zealand - Winter
Canadian filmmaker Apolla Echino was tired of seeing men get to have all the fun in adventure films and is on a one-woman mission to change that around. Her documentary series, A Woman’s Guide To The World, has taken her aboard a tall ship sailing to Antarctica and into the wildest corners of the Amazon jungle. But it’s the latest chapter, a wintertime surf trip across the stunning South Island of New Zealand that has attracted hundreds of thousands of viewers from across the globe. The film charts Apolla's journey from the breathtaking Kaikoura coastline, south to the Catlins and west to the wild and remote Jackson Bay. Apolla even chances upon a freshwater break at the mouth of the Buller River - a rare event that only occurs a dozen times a year. In the freezing New Zealand winter, Apolla is often the only surfer in the water - a fate that she says was both intimidating and exhilarating, “At times I wondered what the hell I was doing taking such a gutsy trip.” It’s a sacrifice she felt it was necessary to take in order to show other woman what is possible. Apolla says she wants other women to be inspired by her films, “I started the series with the hope it might encourage women to be the subject of their own adventure stories.” “Solo travelling is one of the greatest ways I have found to build a deep and lasting relationship with yourself,” says Apolla. “It forces you to rely on your instincts, to hone a deep trust in your ability to rise to a challenge and in the quieter moments of the journey, to turn inward.” Remarkably, Apolla only started surfing in her 30s after a relocation to Los Angeles from New York, “I bought a 9’4 board and found my sweet spot as a long-boarder. I loved the laid back vibe of it and the sturdy feel of it under my feet on a wave.” Now that same green board with a heart on it that she’d surfed in California accompanies her throughout the film as she journeys across the South Island. Despite donning a 5.5mm wetsuit, the cold was a constant on the trip, “Since I was surfing every day and sleeping without electricity at night, my wetsuit, booties and gloves never had the chance to dry. Putting on the wet gear in the morning after a cold night was never pleasant,” she says. This surf, adventure film is not without an emotional undertow. The trip came at a challenging time for Apolla who was in the early throes of a relationship breakup. She says the time spent alone out in the water was actually the perfect medicine, “If you ever have to make a big life call, doing it out in the surf is the way to do it. You feel calm, quiet and connected to something bigger than yourself.” "Surfing the South Island of New Zealand - Winter" is produced by Apollonia Productions and Wrestler. Starring Apolla Echino. Cinematography and editing by Conor Lui. Motion design by Fox&Co; Design. Filmed over the course of three weeks in June, 2016. Thank you to Education New Zealand, Ama Balm, Bluebridge Cook Strait Ferry, Whale Watch Kaikoura and Pacific Horizon Motorhomes for the sponsorship! And SURF2SURF for the guide book! And CURL mag for your support! And to all the great people I met in and out of the water in New Zealand!
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Cook Strait Ferry | Picton to Wellington, NZ
We took a ferry with our camper van from the South Island to the North Island of New Zealand! We departed from Picton and arrived in Wellington :) ***Vlog 106 of many*** Tunes by Joey Pecoraro: Blue in Green https://soundcloud.com/joeypecoraro
published: 27 Apr 2016 -
New Zealand Ferry Rough Crossing.mov
The Cook Straits Interislander ferry from Wellington to Picton underwent an extremely rough crossing in March 2006. Many vehicles were severely damaged but a 1969 VW camper van survived unmarked!
published: 03 Nov 2011 -
Rough Ferry crossing Cook Strait New Zealand
Rough Ferry crossing Cook Strait New Zealand. I found this old footage, listen to the captains announcement. The ferry is not supposed to cross in seas over 6.0 meters now. This particular trip was 10.5 hours on a trip that normally take 3.5. hours. I understand this is the longest ferry crossing on the cook strait and we ended up sheltering in Clifford bay in 6.0 seas while the storm passed.
published: 18 Dec 2015 -
Interislander: Cook Strait Ferry, New Zealand (Neuseeland)
Eine Fahrt mit dem Camper auf der Interislander Cook Strait Fähre von Wellington nach Picton, von der Nordinsel auf die Südinsel Neuseelands. Unsere ausführliche Fahrt mit vielen Informationen und Fotos gibt es hier: https://www.taklyontour.de/interislander/ / The Cook Strait Ferry Interislander from Wellington to Picton, from the north- to the south island of New Zealand. With german comments. Here you can find the (german) travelreport of the Interislander trip, with many information and pictures: https://www.taklyontour.de/interislander/
published: 05 Jun 2016 -
Cook Strait ferry crossing
A taste of the rough seas, about four to five meters high on March 11, 2016.
published: 11 Mar 2016 -
New Zealand. Amazing Cook Strait and Bluebridge Ferry
Cook Strait on a Bluebridge Ferry. From North Island to South Island. New Zealand Music by Dan O at http://www.danosongs.com Don't Miss My New Adventures. Please, SUBSCRIBE - http://youtube.com/subscription_center?add_user=vacationality :D Thank you SO MUCH everyone for LIKES, Comments and SUBSCRIPTION! Watch my other cool playlists: Trip to Beautiful Latvia http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLoC8MiaGeBlemy5RiUEjLcHi9oDLvzbWW Trip to Amazing Spain http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL79508217E13B18EF Trip to Beautiful Portugal https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLoC8MiaGeBlcAwnW8Gpva5VZku3TD4EVO Life in Wild Russia http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLA585EA007CC3E58B Life in Incredible America http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL96E0D2D6C9D2574E Life in Great Britai...
published: 07 Jun 2014 -
Ship departing Wellington into big swell
The "Suilven" ferry departing Wellington Heads into big southerly swell in Cook Strait, New Zealand, 6 February 2002
published: 11 Feb 2008 -
COME ON OVER with Bluebridge - The Cook Strait Ferry
Catching the ferry between Wellington (in the North) and Picton (in the South) with Bluebridge is a real treat. Enjoy our warm kiwi hospitality or kick back in your very own private cabin. Catch a free movie and refuel with great coffee, freshly baked treats or the Cook Strait classic -- hearty fish 'n' chips. Watch this video to find out more about the Bluebridge experience and come on over!
published: 21 Sep 2012 -
Interislander Cook Strait Ferry - Kaitiaki
Interislander's Cook Strait Ferries travel between Wellington and Picton New Zealand. The 92km voyage takes 3 hours and has been described as "one of the most beautiful ferry rides in the world" Book online or enquire at www.interislander.co.nz Music courtesy of bensound.com
published: 10 Sep 2014 -
Cook Strait Ferry - South & North Island - New Zealand
Descubre lugares increibles de nuestro planeta en sólo 1 minuto. Para cruzar entre las islas de Nueva Zelanda deberas pasar el Estrecho Cook, si el día es bueno disfrutaras de unos increibles paisajes como nosotros. Si te apetece viajar con nosotros por Nueva Zelanda, suscribete a nuestro canal. Si quieres saber más puedes visitar nuestro blog: http://sinparardeviajar.com/ O seguirnos en las RRSS para no perderte nada. Gracias por seguirnos. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Detalles del vídeo: - grabado con Gopro y Canon 70D - editado en Adobe Premiere CC - calidad original del vídeo 4K, 2,7K y 1080 escalado a 1080p - musica sin copyright
published: 24 Feb 2017 -
Cook Strait in Timelapse
A time-lapse video of Cook Strait between main islands of New Zealand, shot on Interislander ferry from Wellington to Picton on last day of 2012. Music: Mathias Piano Man -- Happy Walk, album 'A spark of light', 2012 mathiaspianoman.bandcamp.com/
published: 01 Jul 2013 -
Cook Strait Ferry "Kaitaki"
This timelapse video shows one of the Cook Strait ferries "Kaitaki" arriving in Wellington Harbour, New Zealand, unloading, reloading and departing over the space of six hours on 16 November 2013. Photography:John.Mathews@xtra.co.nz Copyright: John Mathews 2013 Website: www.lotaphotos.co.nz Music: "Freedom" by Teqq
published: 22 Nov 2013 -
Interislander crossing Cook Strait , New Zealanda 2009
From the North to the South island of New Zealand there is a beautiful and magic travesy from Wellington to Picton by Interislander Ferry. On of the most important wine region of New Zealand is Marlborough in the south island. The last image was made in Villa Maria Estate during the sunset.
published: 13 Apr 2009 -
Surfing the South Island of New Zealand - Winter
Canadian filmmaker Apolla Echino was tired of seeing men get to have all the fun in adventure films and is on a one-woman mission to change that around. Her documentary series, A Woman’s Guide To The World, has taken her aboard a tall ship sailing to Antarctica and into the wildest corners of the Amazon jungle. But it’s the latest chapter, a wintertime surf trip across the stunning South Island of New Zealand that has attracted hundreds of thousands of viewers from across the globe. The film charts Apolla's journey from the breathtaking Kaikoura coastline, south to the Catlins and west to the wild and remote Jackson Bay. Apolla even chances upon a freshwater break at the mouth of the Buller River - a rare event that only occurs a dozen times a year. In the freezing New Zealand winter, A...
published: 31 Aug 2016 -
New Zealand Adventure
Scenes from a campervan trip around the North and South Island of New Zealand. Touring New Zealand by campervan allows the freedom to get to remote and stunning areas without sacrificing your favorite comforts or amenities while on the road. We left Auckland on the North Island and drove through Coromandel peninsula and then south through Rotorua and Lake Taupo and then into Wellington. We then boarded BlueBridge ferry for our journey across the Cook Strait to the town if Picton on the North Island. From there we drove south along the East Coast through Kaikoura, then cut west to the West coast town of Greymouth. Our final segment took us through Arthur's Pass back to the town of Christchurch. Just a few of the highlights of the trip were: Seeing the fall colors in Arrowtown, Seeing the Ro...
published: 14 May 2014 -
Wahine Disaster Documentary
Highlights from the 25 CG Shots that were completed by Linden Kirkby, Belle Barber, Jason Bell and Sam Scott. The Wahine disaster is New Zealand's worst maritime disaster to date. The documentary was produced by Mr. Smith Television and aired on TVNZ in 2008. These graphics are shown pre-treatment (an age and noise pass was later added to match other film footage in the documentary). The clips show with incredible realism the sea conditions faced by the Wahine as she entered the harbour. Painstaking measures were taken to emulate the effects of Hurricane Giselle which produced wind gusts reaching 276 kilometres an hour and massive sea swells. The team modelled the ship from detailed reference and gathered weather data from NIWA. They read eyewitness accounts and took expertise from fo...
published: 09 Jun 2010 -
Surfing the South Island of New Zealand - Winter Trailer One
LINK TO FULL EPISODE HERE: https://vimeo.com/180946144 "Surfing the South Island of New Zealand - Winter" is produced by Apollonia Productions LLC and Wrestler. Starring Apolla Echino. Cinematography by Conor Lui. Motion design by Fox&Co; Design. Filmed over the course of three weeks in June, 2016. Thank you to Education New Zealand, Ama Balm, Bluebridge Cook Strait Ferry and Pacific Horizon Motorhomes for the sponsorship! And SURF2SURF for the guide book! And CURL mag - Women's surf and lifestyle mag for your support! And to all the great people I met in and out of the water in New Zealand! {With this third installment of her series ‘A Woman’s Guide to the World’, Apolla Echino will continue to show how powerful travel can be as a way to gain confidence, push your personal limits, and liv...
published: 14 Sep 2016 -
The Wahine Disaster
Highlights from the 25 CG Shots that were completed by Linden Kirkby (Art Director), Belle Barber, Jason Bell and Sam Scott. The Wahine disaster is New Zealand's worst maritime disaster to date. The documentary was produced by Mr. Smith Television and aired on TVNZ in 2008. These graphics are shown pre-treatment (an age and noise pass was later added to match other film footage in the documentary). The clips show with incredible realism the sea conditions faced by the Wahine as she entered the harbour. Painstaking measures were taken to emulate the effects of Hurricane Giselle which produced wind gusts reaching 276 kilometres an hour and massive sea swells. The team modelled the ship from detailed reference and gathered weather data from NIWA. They read eyewitness accounts and took expe...
published: 13 Apr 2011 -
Electronic Nautical Charts
Meet Richard the Captain of the Interislander ferry, Kaitaki. See how Richard uses electronic charts to navigate Cook Strait. Discover how these charts make sailing easier and safer for everyone. From the LEARNZ "Where Are We?" virtual field trip - more at http://www.learnz.org.nz/location162/videos
published: 14 Jun 2016 -
More navigation technology on board the ferry Kaitaki
See how other forms of technology are used to navigate Cook Strait and how ships can be tracked. See GPS, AIS and radar displays. From the LEARNZ "Where Are We?" virtual field trip - more at http://www.learnz.org.nz/location162/videos
published: 14 Jun 2016
Cook Strait Ferry | Picton to Wellington, NZ
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 8:23
- Updated: 27 Apr 2016
- views: 4869
We took a ferry with our camper van from the South Island to the North Island of New Zealand! We departed from Picton and arrived in Wellington :)
***Vlog 106...
We took a ferry with our camper van from the South Island to the North Island of New Zealand! We departed from Picton and arrived in Wellington :)
***Vlog 106 of many***
Tunes by Joey Pecoraro: Blue in Green
https://soundcloud.com/joeypecoraro
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We took a ferry with our camper van from the South Island to the North Island of New Zealand! We departed from Picton and arrived in Wellington :)
***Vlog 106 of many***
Tunes by Joey Pecoraro: Blue in Green
https://soundcloud.com/joeypecoraro
- published: 27 Apr 2016
- views: 4869
New Zealand Ferry Rough Crossing.mov
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 6:38
- Updated: 03 Nov 2011
- views: 1877176
The Cook Straits Interislander ferry from Wellington to Picton underwent an extremely rough crossing in March 2006. Many vehicles were severely damaged but a 19...
The Cook Straits Interislander ferry from Wellington to Picton underwent an extremely rough crossing in March 2006. Many vehicles were severely damaged but a 1969 VW camper van survived unmarked!
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The Cook Straits Interislander ferry from Wellington to Picton underwent an extremely rough crossing in March 2006. Many vehicles were severely damaged but a 1969 VW camper van survived unmarked!
- published: 03 Nov 2011
- views: 1877176
Rough Ferry crossing Cook Strait New Zealand
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 1:10
- Updated: 18 Dec 2015
- views: 2681
Rough Ferry crossing Cook Strait New Zealand.
I found this old footage, listen to the captains announcement. The ferry is not supposed to cross in seas over 6....
Rough Ferry crossing Cook Strait New Zealand.
I found this old footage, listen to the captains announcement. The ferry is not supposed to cross in seas over 6.0 meters now. This particular trip was 10.5 hours on a trip that normally take 3.5. hours. I understand this is the longest ferry crossing on the cook strait and we ended up sheltering in Clifford bay in 6.0 seas while the storm passed.
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Rough Ferry crossing Cook Strait New Zealand.
I found this old footage, listen to the captains announcement. The ferry is not supposed to cross in seas over 6.0 meters now. This particular trip was 10.5 hours on a trip that normally take 3.5. hours. I understand this is the longest ferry crossing on the cook strait and we ended up sheltering in Clifford bay in 6.0 seas while the storm passed.
- published: 18 Dec 2015
- views: 2681
Interislander: Cook Strait Ferry, New Zealand (Neuseeland)
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 3:28
- Updated: 05 Jun 2016
- views: 420
Eine Fahrt mit dem Camper auf der Interislander Cook Strait Fähre von Wellington nach Picton, von der Nordinsel auf die Südinsel Neuseelands. Unsere ausführlich...
Eine Fahrt mit dem Camper auf der Interislander Cook Strait Fähre von Wellington nach Picton, von der Nordinsel auf die Südinsel Neuseelands. Unsere ausführliche Fahrt mit vielen Informationen und Fotos gibt es hier: https://www.taklyontour.de/interislander/
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The Cook Strait Ferry Interislander from Wellington to Picton, from the north- to the south island of New Zealand. With german comments.
Here you can find the (german) travelreport of the Interislander trip, with many information and pictures: https://www.taklyontour.de/interislander/
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Eine Fahrt mit dem Camper auf der Interislander Cook Strait Fähre von Wellington nach Picton, von der Nordinsel auf die Südinsel Neuseelands. Unsere ausführliche Fahrt mit vielen Informationen und Fotos gibt es hier: https://www.taklyontour.de/interislander/
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The Cook Strait Ferry Interislander from Wellington to Picton, from the north- to the south island of New Zealand. With german comments.
Here you can find the (german) travelreport of the Interislander trip, with many information and pictures: https://www.taklyontour.de/interislander/
- published: 05 Jun 2016
- views: 420
Cook Strait ferry crossing
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 0:29
- Updated: 11 Mar 2016
- views: 1132
A taste of the rough seas, about four to five meters high on March 11, 2016.
A taste of the rough seas, about four to five meters high on March 11, 2016.
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A taste of the rough seas, about four to five meters high on March 11, 2016.
- published: 11 Mar 2016
- views: 1132
New Zealand. Amazing Cook Strait and Bluebridge Ferry
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 16:20
- Updated: 07 Jun 2014
- views: 2922
Cook Strait on a Bluebridge Ferry. From North Island to South Island. New Zealand
Music by Dan O at http://www.danosongs.com
Don't Miss My New Adventures. Plea...
Cook Strait on a Bluebridge Ferry. From North Island to South Island. New Zealand
Music by Dan O at http://www.danosongs.com
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Cook Strait on a Bluebridge Ferry. From North Island to South Island. New Zealand
Music by Dan O at http://www.danosongs.com
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- published: 07 Jun 2014
- views: 2922
Ship departing Wellington into big swell
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 1:36
- Updated: 11 Feb 2008
- views: 74006
The "Suilven" ferry departing Wellington Heads into big southerly swell in Cook Strait, New Zealand, 6 February 2002
The "Suilven" ferry departing Wellington Heads into big southerly swell in Cook Strait, New Zealand, 6 February 2002
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The "Suilven" ferry departing Wellington Heads into big southerly swell in Cook Strait, New Zealand, 6 February 2002
- published: 11 Feb 2008
- views: 74006
COME ON OVER with Bluebridge - The Cook Strait Ferry
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 2:40
- Updated: 21 Sep 2012
- views: 10918
Catching the ferry between Wellington (in the North) and Picton (in the South) with Bluebridge is a real treat. Enjoy our warm kiwi hospitality or kick back in ...
Catching the ferry between Wellington (in the North) and Picton (in the South) with Bluebridge is a real treat. Enjoy our warm kiwi hospitality or kick back in your very own private cabin. Catch a free movie and refuel with great coffee, freshly baked treats or the Cook Strait classic -- hearty fish 'n' chips. Watch this video to find out more about the Bluebridge experience and come on over!
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Catching the ferry between Wellington (in the North) and Picton (in the South) with Bluebridge is a real treat. Enjoy our warm kiwi hospitality or kick back in your very own private cabin. Catch a free movie and refuel with great coffee, freshly baked treats or the Cook Strait classic -- hearty fish 'n' chips. Watch this video to find out more about the Bluebridge experience and come on over!
- published: 21 Sep 2012
- views: 10918
Interislander Cook Strait Ferry - Kaitiaki
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 2:08
- Updated: 10 Sep 2014
- views: 1747
Interislander's Cook Strait Ferries travel between Wellington and Picton New Zealand. The 92km voyage takes 3 hours and has been described as "one of the most b...
Interislander's Cook Strait Ferries travel between Wellington and Picton New Zealand. The 92km voyage takes 3 hours and has been described as "one of the most beautiful ferry rides in the world"
Book online or enquire at www.interislander.co.nz
Music courtesy of bensound.com
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Interislander's Cook Strait Ferries travel between Wellington and Picton New Zealand. The 92km voyage takes 3 hours and has been described as "one of the most beautiful ferry rides in the world"
Book online or enquire at www.interislander.co.nz
Music courtesy of bensound.com
- published: 10 Sep 2014
- views: 1747
Cook Strait Ferry - South & North Island - New Zealand
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 1:50
- Updated: 24 Feb 2017
- views: 136
Descubre lugares increibles de nuestro planeta en sólo 1 minuto.
Para cruzar entre las islas de Nueva Zelanda deberas pasar el Estrecho Cook, si el día es bue...
Descubre lugares increibles de nuestro planeta en sólo 1 minuto.
Para cruzar entre las islas de Nueva Zelanda deberas pasar el Estrecho Cook, si el día es bueno disfrutaras de unos increibles paisajes como nosotros.
Si te apetece viajar con nosotros por Nueva Zelanda, suscribete a nuestro canal.
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- grabado con Gopro y Canon 70D
- editado en Adobe Premiere CC
- calidad original del vídeo 4K, 2,7K y 1080 escalado a 1080p
- musica sin copyright
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Descubre lugares increibles de nuestro planeta en sólo 1 minuto.
Para cruzar entre las islas de Nueva Zelanda deberas pasar el Estrecho Cook, si el día es bueno disfrutaras de unos increibles paisajes como nosotros.
Si te apetece viajar con nosotros por Nueva Zelanda, suscribete a nuestro canal.
Si quieres saber más puedes visitar nuestro blog:
http://sinparardeviajar.com/
O seguirnos en las RRSS para no perderte nada.
Gracias por seguirnos.
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Detalles del vídeo:
- grabado con Gopro y Canon 70D
- editado en Adobe Premiere CC
- calidad original del vídeo 4K, 2,7K y 1080 escalado a 1080p
- musica sin copyright
- published: 24 Feb 2017
- views: 136
Cook Strait in Timelapse
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- Duration: 2:41
- Updated: 05 Mar 2017
- views: 205
A time-lapse video of Cook Strait between main islands of New Zealand, shot on Interislander ferry from Wellington to Picton on last day of 2012.
Music: Mathias...
A time-lapse video of Cook Strait between main islands of New Zealand, shot on Interislander ferry from Wellington to Picton on last day of 2012.
Music: Mathias Piano Man -- Happy Walk, album 'A spark of light', 2012
mathiaspianoman.bandcamp.com/
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A time-lapse video of Cook Strait between main islands of New Zealand, shot on Interislander ferry from Wellington to Picton on last day of 2012.
Music: Mathias Piano Man -- Happy Walk, album 'A spark of light', 2012
mathiaspianoman.bandcamp.com/
- published: 01 Jul 2013
- views: 205
Cook Strait Ferry "Kaitaki"
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 0:42
- Updated: 06 Mar 2017
- views: 112
This timelapse video shows one of the Cook Strait ferries "Kaitaki" arriving in Wellington Harbour, New Zealand, unloading, reloading and departing over the spa...
This timelapse video shows one of the Cook Strait ferries "Kaitaki" arriving in Wellington Harbour, New Zealand, unloading, reloading and departing over the space of six hours on 16 November 2013.
Photography:John.Mathews@xtra.co.nz Copyright: John Mathews 2013 Website: www.lotaphotos.co.nz
Music: "Freedom" by Teqq
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This timelapse video shows one of the Cook Strait ferries "Kaitaki" arriving in Wellington Harbour, New Zealand, unloading, reloading and departing over the space of six hours on 16 November 2013.
Photography:John.Mathews@xtra.co.nz Copyright: John Mathews 2013 Website: www.lotaphotos.co.nz
Music: "Freedom" by Teqq
- published: 22 Nov 2013
- views: 112
Interislander crossing Cook Strait , New Zealanda 2009
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 1:47
- Updated: 06 Mar 2017
- views: 142
From the North to the South island of New Zealand there is a beautiful and magic travesy from Wellington to Picton by Interislander Ferry. On of the most import...
From the North to the South island of New Zealand there is a beautiful and magic travesy from Wellington to Picton by Interislander Ferry. On of the most important wine region of New Zealand is Marlborough in the south island. The last image was made in Villa Maria Estate during the sunset.
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From the North to the South island of New Zealand there is a beautiful and magic travesy from Wellington to Picton by Interislander Ferry. On of the most important wine region of New Zealand is Marlborough in the south island. The last image was made in Villa Maria Estate during the sunset.
- published: 13 Apr 2009
- views: 142
Surfing the South Island of New Zealand - Winter
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- Duration: 38:36
- Updated: 19 Apr 2017
- views: 14859
Canadian filmmaker Apolla Echino was tired of seeing men get to have all the fun in adventure films and is on a one-woman mission to change that around. Her do...
Canadian filmmaker Apolla Echino was tired of seeing men get to have all the fun in adventure films and is on a one-woman mission to change that around. Her documentary series, A Woman’s Guide To The World, has taken her aboard a tall ship sailing to Antarctica and into the wildest corners of the Amazon jungle. But it’s the latest chapter, a wintertime surf trip across the stunning South Island of New Zealand that has attracted hundreds of thousands of viewers from across the globe.
The film charts Apolla's journey from the breathtaking Kaikoura coastline, south to the Catlins and west to the wild and remote Jackson Bay. Apolla even chances upon a freshwater break at the mouth of the Buller River - a rare event that only occurs a dozen times a year. In the freezing New Zealand winter, Apolla is often the only surfer in the water - a fate that she says was both intimidating and exhilarating, “At times I wondered what the hell I was doing taking such a gutsy trip.”
It’s a sacrifice she felt it was necessary to take in order to show other woman what is possible. Apolla says she wants other women to be inspired by her films, “I started the series with the hope it might encourage women to be the subject of their own adventure stories.”
“Solo travelling is one of the greatest ways I have found to build a deep and lasting relationship with yourself,” says Apolla. “It forces you to rely on your instincts, to hone a deep trust in your ability to rise to a challenge and in the quieter moments of the journey, to turn inward.”
Remarkably, Apolla only started surfing in her 30s after a relocation to Los Angeles from New York, “I bought a 9’4 board and found my sweet spot as a long-boarder. I loved the laid back vibe of it and the sturdy feel of it under my feet on a wave.” Now that same green board with a heart on it that she’d surfed in California accompanies her throughout the film as she journeys across the South Island.
Despite donning a 5.5mm wetsuit, the cold was a constant on the trip, “Since I was surfing every day and sleeping without electricity at night, my wetsuit, booties and gloves never had the chance to dry. Putting on the wet gear in the morning after a cold night was never pleasant,” she says.
This surf, adventure film is not without an emotional undertow. The trip came at a challenging time for Apolla who was in the early throes of a relationship breakup. She says the time spent alone out in the water was actually the perfect medicine, “If you ever have to make a big life call, doing it out in the surf is the way to do it. You feel calm, quiet and connected to something bigger than yourself.”
"Surfing the South Island of New Zealand - Winter" is produced by Apollonia Productions and Wrestler. Starring Apolla Echino. Cinematography and editing by Conor Lui. Motion design by Fox&Co; Design. Filmed over the course of three weeks in June, 2016.
Thank you to Education New Zealand, Ama Balm, Bluebridge Cook Strait Ferry, Whale Watch Kaikoura and Pacific Horizon Motorhomes for the sponsorship! And SURF2SURF for the guide book! And CURL mag for your support! And to all the great people I met in and out of the water in New Zealand!
https://wn.com/Surfing_The_South_Island_Of_New_Zealand_Winter
Canadian filmmaker Apolla Echino was tired of seeing men get to have all the fun in adventure films and is on a one-woman mission to change that around. Her documentary series, A Woman’s Guide To The World, has taken her aboard a tall ship sailing to Antarctica and into the wildest corners of the Amazon jungle. But it’s the latest chapter, a wintertime surf trip across the stunning South Island of New Zealand that has attracted hundreds of thousands of viewers from across the globe.
The film charts Apolla's journey from the breathtaking Kaikoura coastline, south to the Catlins and west to the wild and remote Jackson Bay. Apolla even chances upon a freshwater break at the mouth of the Buller River - a rare event that only occurs a dozen times a year. In the freezing New Zealand winter, Apolla is often the only surfer in the water - a fate that she says was both intimidating and exhilarating, “At times I wondered what the hell I was doing taking such a gutsy trip.”
It’s a sacrifice she felt it was necessary to take in order to show other woman what is possible. Apolla says she wants other women to be inspired by her films, “I started the series with the hope it might encourage women to be the subject of their own adventure stories.”
“Solo travelling is one of the greatest ways I have found to build a deep and lasting relationship with yourself,” says Apolla. “It forces you to rely on your instincts, to hone a deep trust in your ability to rise to a challenge and in the quieter moments of the journey, to turn inward.”
Remarkably, Apolla only started surfing in her 30s after a relocation to Los Angeles from New York, “I bought a 9’4 board and found my sweet spot as a long-boarder. I loved the laid back vibe of it and the sturdy feel of it under my feet on a wave.” Now that same green board with a heart on it that she’d surfed in California accompanies her throughout the film as she journeys across the South Island.
Despite donning a 5.5mm wetsuit, the cold was a constant on the trip, “Since I was surfing every day and sleeping without electricity at night, my wetsuit, booties and gloves never had the chance to dry. Putting on the wet gear in the morning after a cold night was never pleasant,” she says.
This surf, adventure film is not without an emotional undertow. The trip came at a challenging time for Apolla who was in the early throes of a relationship breakup. She says the time spent alone out in the water was actually the perfect medicine, “If you ever have to make a big life call, doing it out in the surf is the way to do it. You feel calm, quiet and connected to something bigger than yourself.”
"Surfing the South Island of New Zealand - Winter" is produced by Apollonia Productions and Wrestler. Starring Apolla Echino. Cinematography and editing by Conor Lui. Motion design by Fox&Co; Design. Filmed over the course of three weeks in June, 2016.
Thank you to Education New Zealand, Ama Balm, Bluebridge Cook Strait Ferry, Whale Watch Kaikoura and Pacific Horizon Motorhomes for the sponsorship! And SURF2SURF for the guide book! And CURL mag for your support! And to all the great people I met in and out of the water in New Zealand!
- published: 31 Aug 2016
- views: 14859
New Zealand Adventure
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- Duration: 9:11
- Updated: 18 Apr 2017
- views: 2738
Scenes from a campervan trip around the North and South Island of New Zealand. Touring New Zealand by campervan allows the freedom to get to remote and stunning...
Scenes from a campervan trip around the North and South Island of New Zealand. Touring New Zealand by campervan allows the freedom to get to remote and stunning areas without sacrificing your favorite comforts or amenities while on the road. We left Auckland on the North Island and drove through Coromandel peninsula and then south through Rotorua and Lake Taupo and then into Wellington. We then boarded BlueBridge ferry for our journey across the Cook Strait to the town if Picton on the North Island. From there we drove south along the East Coast through Kaikoura, then cut west to the West coast town of Greymouth. Our final segment took us through Arthur's Pass back to the town of Christchurch. Just a few of the highlights of the trip were: Seeing the fall colors in Arrowtown, Seeing the Royal Albatross and Yellow-Eyed Penguins near Dunedin, Soaking in a self made hot pool on the beach on the Cormandel Peninsula, Seeing the geothermal activity and lush rivers around Rotorua, Watching seal pups make their way up stream to play in the Ohau Waterfall, Driving the the coastal range through Kaikoura, Seeing the Kea (only alpine parrot) and hiking to waterfalls in Arthur's Pass.
https://wn.com/New_Zealand_Adventure
Scenes from a campervan trip around the North and South Island of New Zealand. Touring New Zealand by campervan allows the freedom to get to remote and stunning areas without sacrificing your favorite comforts or amenities while on the road. We left Auckland on the North Island and drove through Coromandel peninsula and then south through Rotorua and Lake Taupo and then into Wellington. We then boarded BlueBridge ferry for our journey across the Cook Strait to the town if Picton on the North Island. From there we drove south along the East Coast through Kaikoura, then cut west to the West coast town of Greymouth. Our final segment took us through Arthur's Pass back to the town of Christchurch. Just a few of the highlights of the trip were: Seeing the fall colors in Arrowtown, Seeing the Royal Albatross and Yellow-Eyed Penguins near Dunedin, Soaking in a self made hot pool on the beach on the Cormandel Peninsula, Seeing the geothermal activity and lush rivers around Rotorua, Watching seal pups make their way up stream to play in the Ohau Waterfall, Driving the the coastal range through Kaikoura, Seeing the Kea (only alpine parrot) and hiking to waterfalls in Arthur's Pass.
- published: 14 May 2014
- views: 2738
Wahine Disaster Documentary
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 0:57
- Updated: 13 Apr 2017
- views: 690
Highlights from the 25 CG Shots that were completed by Linden Kirkby, Belle Barber, Jason Bell and Sam Scott. The Wahine disaster is New Zealand's worst mariti...
Highlights from the 25 CG Shots that were completed by Linden Kirkby, Belle Barber, Jason Bell and Sam Scott. The Wahine disaster is New Zealand's worst maritime disaster to date.
The documentary was produced by Mr. Smith Television and aired on TVNZ in 2008. These graphics are shown pre-treatment (an age and noise pass was later added to match other film footage in the documentary).
The clips show with incredible realism the sea conditions faced by the Wahine as she entered the harbour. Painstaking measures were taken to emulate the effects of Hurricane Giselle which produced wind gusts reaching 276 kilometres an hour and massive sea swells.
The team modelled the ship from detailed reference and gathered weather data from NIWA. They read eyewitness accounts and took expertise from former Cook Strait ferry master Captain John Brown. Those who lived through the disaster have commended the team on capturing the conditions very well.
https://wn.com/Wahine_Disaster_Documentary
Highlights from the 25 CG Shots that were completed by Linden Kirkby, Belle Barber, Jason Bell and Sam Scott. The Wahine disaster is New Zealand's worst maritime disaster to date.
The documentary was produced by Mr. Smith Television and aired on TVNZ in 2008. These graphics are shown pre-treatment (an age and noise pass was later added to match other film footage in the documentary).
The clips show with incredible realism the sea conditions faced by the Wahine as she entered the harbour. Painstaking measures were taken to emulate the effects of Hurricane Giselle which produced wind gusts reaching 276 kilometres an hour and massive sea swells.
The team modelled the ship from detailed reference and gathered weather data from NIWA. They read eyewitness accounts and took expertise from former Cook Strait ferry master Captain John Brown. Those who lived through the disaster have commended the team on capturing the conditions very well.
- published: 09 Jun 2010
- views: 690
Surfing the South Island of New Zealand - Winter Trailer One
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 1:00
- Updated: 14 Apr 2017
- views: 142
LINK TO FULL EPISODE HERE: https://vimeo.com/180946144
"Surfing the South Island of New Zealand - Winter" is produced by Apollonia Productions LLC and Wrestler...
LINK TO FULL EPISODE HERE: https://vimeo.com/180946144
"Surfing the South Island of New Zealand - Winter" is produced by Apollonia Productions LLC and Wrestler. Starring Apolla Echino. Cinematography by Conor Lui. Motion design by Fox&Co; Design. Filmed over the course of three weeks in June, 2016.
Thank you to Education New Zealand, Ama Balm, Bluebridge Cook Strait Ferry and Pacific Horizon Motorhomes for the sponsorship! And SURF2SURF for the guide book! And CURL mag - Women's surf and lifestyle mag for your support! And to all the great people I met in and out of the water in New Zealand!
{With this third installment of her series ‘A Woman’s Guide to the World’, Apolla Echino will continue to show how powerful travel can be as a way to gain confidence, push your personal limits, and live a more meaningful life. With her great curiosity as an adventurer and passion for surfing, Apolla is driven to inspire more women to be bold and follow their dreams. With the viewer as her close companion, she will show how by leaving the comforts of home and relationships, and by venturing off the beaten path, you can find your voice, shape your world view, and ultimately, transform your life.}
Music : Prinze George - Victor
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LINK TO FULL EPISODE HERE: https://vimeo.com/180946144
"Surfing the South Island of New Zealand - Winter" is produced by Apollonia Productions LLC and Wrestler. Starring Apolla Echino. Cinematography by Conor Lui. Motion design by Fox&Co; Design. Filmed over the course of three weeks in June, 2016.
Thank you to Education New Zealand, Ama Balm, Bluebridge Cook Strait Ferry and Pacific Horizon Motorhomes for the sponsorship! And SURF2SURF for the guide book! And CURL mag - Women's surf and lifestyle mag for your support! And to all the great people I met in and out of the water in New Zealand!
{With this third installment of her series ‘A Woman’s Guide to the World’, Apolla Echino will continue to show how powerful travel can be as a way to gain confidence, push your personal limits, and live a more meaningful life. With her great curiosity as an adventurer and passion for surfing, Apolla is driven to inspire more women to be bold and follow their dreams. With the viewer as her close companion, she will show how by leaving the comforts of home and relationships, and by venturing off the beaten path, you can find your voice, shape your world view, and ultimately, transform your life.}
Music : Prinze George - Victor
- published: 14 Sep 2016
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The Wahine Disaster
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Highlights from the 25 CG Shots that were completed by Linden Kirkby (Art Director), Belle Barber, Jason Bell and Sam Scott. The Wahine disaster is New Zealand'...
Highlights from the 25 CG Shots that were completed by Linden Kirkby (Art Director), Belle Barber, Jason Bell and Sam Scott. The Wahine disaster is New Zealand's worst maritime disaster to date.
The documentary was produced by Mr. Smith Television and aired on TVNZ in 2008. These graphics are shown pre-treatment (an age and noise pass was later added to match other film footage in the documentary).
The clips show with incredible realism the sea conditions faced by the Wahine as she entered the harbour. Painstaking measures were taken to emulate the effects of Hurricane Giselle which produced wind gusts reaching 276 kilometres an hour and massive sea swells.
The team modelled the ship from detailed reference and gathered weather data from NIWA. They read eyewitness accounts and took expertise from former Cook Strait ferry master Captain John Brown. Those who lived through the disaster have commended the team on capturing the conditions very well.
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Highlights from the 25 CG Shots that were completed by Linden Kirkby (Art Director), Belle Barber, Jason Bell and Sam Scott. The Wahine disaster is New Zealand's worst maritime disaster to date.
The documentary was produced by Mr. Smith Television and aired on TVNZ in 2008. These graphics are shown pre-treatment (an age and noise pass was later added to match other film footage in the documentary).
The clips show with incredible realism the sea conditions faced by the Wahine as she entered the harbour. Painstaking measures were taken to emulate the effects of Hurricane Giselle which produced wind gusts reaching 276 kilometres an hour and massive sea swells.
The team modelled the ship from detailed reference and gathered weather data from NIWA. They read eyewitness accounts and took expertise from former Cook Strait ferry master Captain John Brown. Those who lived through the disaster have commended the team on capturing the conditions very well.
- published: 13 Apr 2011
- views: 631
Electronic Nautical Charts
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Meet Richard the Captain of the Interislander ferry, Kaitaki. See how Richard uses electronic charts to navigate Cook Strait. Discover how these charts make sai...
Meet Richard the Captain of the Interislander ferry, Kaitaki. See how Richard uses electronic charts to navigate Cook Strait. Discover how these charts make sailing easier and safer for everyone. From the LEARNZ "Where Are We?" virtual field trip - more at http://www.learnz.org.nz/location162/videos
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Meet Richard the Captain of the Interislander ferry, Kaitaki. See how Richard uses electronic charts to navigate Cook Strait. Discover how these charts make sailing easier and safer for everyone. From the LEARNZ "Where Are We?" virtual field trip - more at http://www.learnz.org.nz/location162/videos
- published: 14 Jun 2016
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More navigation technology on board the ferry Kaitaki
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See how other forms of technology are used to navigate Cook Strait and how ships can be tracked. See GPS, AIS and radar displays. From the LEARNZ "Where Are We?...
See how other forms of technology are used to navigate Cook Strait and how ships can be tracked. See GPS, AIS and radar displays. From the LEARNZ "Where Are We?" virtual field trip - more at http://www.learnz.org.nz/location162/videos
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See how other forms of technology are used to navigate Cook Strait and how ships can be tracked. See GPS, AIS and radar displays. From the LEARNZ "Where Are We?" virtual field trip - more at http://www.learnz.org.nz/location162/videos
- published: 14 Jun 2016
- views: 0
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Wellington Video Travel Guide | Expedia Asia
https://www.expedia.com.sg/Wellington.d6127327.Destination-Travel-Guides Wellington, New Zealand Referred to as the “coolest little capital in the world”, the capital city of New Zealand is rich in arts and culture, as well as a thriving movie scene. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Follow us on our travel blog for more travel tips, inspiration and city guides to help you plan your holidays: Singapore: http://travelblog.expedia.com.sg/ Malaysia: http://travelblog.expedia.com.my/
published: 15 Jan 2016 -
Picton - New Zealand HD
Picton, New Zealand - Picton, NZ Tourism - Picton, NZ Travel Travel Videos HD, World Travel Guide http://www.youtube.com/subscription_center?add_user=World1Tube Picton is a town in the Marlborough region of New Zealand. It is close to the head of Queen Charlotte Sound near the north-east corner of the South Island. The population was 2,928 in the 2006 Census, a decrease of 72 from 2001. The town is named after Sir Thomas Picton, the Welsh military associate of the Duke of Wellington, who was killed at the Battle of Waterloo. Inter-island ferries to and from Wellington arrive and depart here by way of the Marlborough Sounds. Most of the sheltered part of the route is through Tory Channel, south of Arapawa Island. The township of Waikawa is a couple of minutes' drive from Picton, practica...
published: 17 Apr 2014 -
Your Guide to Wellington - New Zealand
Wellington - Stunning Harbour Capital Replacing Auckland as the country's capital in 1865, Wellington hugs the southwestern tip of New Zealand's North Island, on Cook Strait. Named for the British Duke, the city enjoys a bustling harbour, a lively Central Business District (CBD), more cafes, bars and restaurants per capita than New York City, and a rolling hillside that houses a university, a botanical garden, and rows of colonial villas. For more info - http://www.mydestination.com/Wellington
published: 05 Jan 2012 -
Wellington, NZ cruise HD
Wellington, New Zealand cruises - Wellington, NZ Tourism Travel Videos HD, World Travel Guide http://www.youtube.com/subscription_center?add_user=World1Tube Wellington is the capital city and second most populous urban area of New Zealand. It is at the southwestern tip of the North Island, between Cook Strait and the Rimutaka Range. The urban area is home to 397,900 residents. The city council area has 204,000 people. The Wellington urban area is the major population centre of the southern North Island, and is the seat of the Wellington Region -- which in addition to the urban area covers the Kapiti Coast and Wairarapa. The urban area includes four cities: Wellington, on the peninsula between Cook Strait and Wellington Harbour, contains the central business district and about half of Wel...
published: 19 Apr 2014 -
Wellington Helicopter Tours, Heli Flights, New Zealand
Wellington Helicopter Tours, Heli Flights, New Zealand - Wellington , NZ Tours & Vacations Travel Videos HD, World Travel Guide http://www.youtube.com/subscription_center?add_user=World1Tube Enjoy a bird's eye view of Wellington's renowned Harbour, the most wild Cook Strait and the capitals most famous landmarks on this 15-minute helicopter flight. As you circle the fringe of Wellington Harbour you will see first hand not only the incredible tectonic landscape that encompasses this beautiful city, but the amazing locations where some of Wellington residents have chosen to live in this earthquake prone area.
published: 09 Nov 2014 -
Tourism & Vacations in Wellington, New Zealand
Wellington, New Zealand Tourism , Wellington, New Zealand Vacations, Wellington Tours Travel Videos HD, World Travel Guide http://www.youtube.com/subscription_center?add_user=World1Tube See in Wellington, New Zealand ============================== Te Papa, . The national museum. Particularly good if you have children to entertain on a rainy day. Free (except for the occasional special presentation). Museum of Wellington City & Sea, Queens Wharf, . Daily, 10AM-5PM, closed 25 Dec. A well-presented museum of the history of Wellington, including its maritime history. Free. City Gallery, Civic Square. Lacks a permanent collection but runs a consistently avant-garde set of exhibits. It also has the excellent cafe Nikau attached to it. The Wellington Cable Car, from Lambton Qu...
published: 10 Dec 2014 -
Things to do in Israel | Top Attractions Travel Guide
When you think of traveling to Israel visiting religious sites in Jerusalem or basing yourself in Tel Aviv may initially come to mind. However, when exploring Israel it is paramount to set aside enough time to get off the beaten path and explore more of the country. Fortunately, for us, we were able to make two separate trips to Israel experiencing as much food, culture, historical and modern attractions as we possibly could. GEAR WE USE Olympus OM-D E-M5 II: http://amzn.to/1OchS7t Canon G7X: http://amzn.to/1YdjsYX Olympus 14-150mm II Lens: http://amzn.to/1Y79zeM Rode Video Mic GO: http://amzn.to/1WDKtVM Joby Gorilla Pod: http://amzn.to/1PgoY5F SanDisk 16GB Extreme Pro: http://amzn.to/25KEErs SOCIAL MEDIA & TRAVEL BLOGS AUDREY: blog: http://thatbackpacker.com/ instagram: https://...
published: 01 Jun 2014 -
Antigua Vacation Travel Guide | Expedia (4k 60fps)
https://www.expedia.com/explore/antigua-and-barbuda/antigua.d11729 Just 3 hours from Miami and 8 from London is Antigua, the largest island in the nation of Antigua and Barbuda. Antigua’s capital is St. John’s, a port town of plantation shutters, iron roofs and colors as bright as our spirit. Mix up a little history and shopping down by the city’s quays, where old shop houses have been given new life as cafes, bars and duty-free boutiques. Take a break from the noonday sun in the shade of the old Courthouse, now the home of the national museum. Then, spend a lazy afternoon walking the ramparts of the harbor’s fortifications. Just to the north of St. John’s, you’ll find Runaway Beach and Dickenson Bay, home to some of the purest sands and finest resorts in the West Indies. On th...
published: 06 Jun 2017 -
CROSSING COOKS STRAIT // NEW ZEALAND
We drove two hours from Nelson to Picton NZ and then took the ferry for three hours across Cook Strait to Wellington on the North Island. So sad to leave the beautiful South Island but we leave with our hearts full with memories that will last a life time. Heading North! #workplaycare #liveyourdreams #overlandingfamily #lifeofadventure
published: 21 Mar 2017 -
New Zealand /Wellington to Picton (Ferry crossing between the North&South; Islands) Part 8
Welcome to my travelchannel.On my channel you can find almost 1000 films of more than 70 countries. See the playlist on my youtube channel.Enjoy! https://www.youtube.com/user/nurettinodunya/playlists Wellington to Picton: "It must be one of the most beautiful ferry rides in the world" Cross Cook Strait with us and truly experience our two beautiful islands. Interislander is far more than the New Zealand ferry service that bridges the gap between the North and South Islands. The 92 km, three hour journey between Wellington and Picton is one of New Zealand's most iconic tourist experiences, and acknowledged as one of the most spectacular cruises in the world. You will never forget Cook Strait. It is so spectacular, it was named after the guy who discovered us! Our three ships, Arahura,...
published: 05 Oct 2013 -
Wellington Vacation Travel Guide | Expedia
http://www.expedia.com/Wellington-and-vicinity.d6127327.Destination-Travel-Guides Wellington is the political, cultural and culinary capital of Aotearoa as the Māori call New Zealand. The compact city spills out of the mountains and overlooks Cook Strait. In the world's southernmost capital fresh ocean winds seem to bring in waves of creativity. Civic Square is an eclectic mix of artworks and houses the elegant Town Hall, while Cuba Street is the place to go for shopping. The waterfront is dotted with craft beer bars and restaurants. The country's cultural heritage is explained in the beloved Te Papa National Museum. Other good museums in Wellington are the Carter Observatory and the Museum of Wellington City and Sea. On the Miramar Peninsula, the Weta Workshop shows paraphernalia of fa...
published: 08 Sep 2014 -
Surfing the South Island of New Zealand - Winter
Canadian filmmaker Apolla Echino was tired of seeing men get to have all the fun in adventure films and is on a one-woman mission to change that around. Her documentary series, A Woman’s Guide To The World, has taken her aboard a tall ship sailing to Antarctica and into the wildest corners of the Amazon jungle. But it’s the latest chapter, a wintertime surf trip across the stunning South Island of New Zealand that has attracted hundreds of thousands of viewers from across the globe. The film charts Apolla's journey from the breathtaking Kaikoura coastline, south to the Catlins and west to the wild and remote Jackson Bay. Apolla even chances upon a freshwater break at the mouth of the Buller River - a rare event that only occurs a dozen times a year. In the freezing New Zealand winter, A...
published: 31 Aug 2016 -
Surfing the South Island of New Zealand - Winter Trailer One
LINK TO FULL EPISODE HERE: https://vimeo.com/180946144 "Surfing the South Island of New Zealand - Winter" is produced by Apollonia Productions LLC and Wrestler. Starring Apolla Echino. Cinematography by Conor Lui. Motion design by Fox&Co; Design. Filmed over the course of three weeks in June, 2016. Thank you to Education New Zealand, Ama Balm, Bluebridge Cook Strait Ferry and Pacific Horizon Motorhomes for the sponsorship! And SURF2SURF for the guide book! And CURL mag - Women's surf and lifestyle mag for your support! And to all the great people I met in and out of the water in New Zealand! {With this third installment of her series ‘A Woman’s Guide to the World’, Apolla Echino will continue to show how powerful travel can be as a way to gain confidence, push your personal limits, and liv...
published: 14 Sep 2016 -
Globe Trekker - New Zealand
published: 02 Sep 2016
Wellington Video Travel Guide | Expedia Asia
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Wellington, New Zealand
Referred to as the “coolest little capital in the world”, the ...
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Wellington, New Zealand
Referred to as the “coolest little capital in the world”, the capital city of New Zealand is rich in arts and culture, as well as a thriving movie scene.
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Picton - New Zealand HD
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Picton, New Zealand - Picton, NZ Tourism - Picton, NZ Travel
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Picton is a town in the Marlborough region of New Zealand. It is close to the head of Queen Charlotte Sound near the north-east corner of the South Island. The population was 2,928 in the 2006 Census, a decrease of 72 from 2001. The town is named after Sir Thomas Picton, the Welsh military associate of the Duke of Wellington, who was killed at the Battle of Waterloo.
Inter-island ferries to and from Wellington arrive and depart here by way of the Marlborough Sounds. Most of the sheltered part of the route is through Tory Channel, south of Arapawa Island. The township of Waikawa is a couple of minutes' drive from Picton, practically part of the same town. Waikawa has one of the largest marinas in New Zealand. Combined with Waikawa's population of 1,158 people, Picton's urban population is around 4,086. Making it the 2nd largest town in Marlborough after Blenheim which is 28 km to the south of Picton.
As of 2001, the unemployment rate in Picton was 4.3%, compared with 7.5% for all of New Zealand.
Transport
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The Main North railway line and State Highway 1 link Picton southwards to Blenheim, Kaikoura, Christchurch and beyond, while the scenic Queen Charlotte Drive (shorter in distance but usually slower than State Highway 1/State Highway 6 via Rapaura, near Blenheim) winds westward to Havelock. The completion of the highway link ended the relative isolation of this scenic area in the 1950s and encouraged modern motels, beginning with the American Luxury Motels, and many more after the ferry service to Wellington began.
Picton is the main link between the South and North Islands, with scheduled ferry service over Cook Strait. The two main shipping companies operating this route are the Interislander and Strait Shipping, with both offering Roll-on/roll-off capabilities for cars and trucks, and for the Interislander sometimes trains.
The Coastal Pacific long-distance passenger/tourist train from Christchurch makes a daily return trip to Picton, during the Summer months.
Picton Aerodrome at Koromiko 7.4 km to the south of the town has regular services to Wellington with Sounds Air and charter flights around the Marlborough sounds.
Nearby settlements are at Anakiwa, Waikawa, and Ngakuta Bay.
The Edwin Fox Maritime Centre features the Edwin Fox, the only surviving ship that transported convicts to Australia, which is undergoing preservation.
Education
========
The first school opened in Picton in 1861 at the corner of Devon Street and Broadway. A new school opened in 1882, and part of the old school was moved to the new site, but was destroyed by fire in 1928. A Catholic Convent school opened in 1915, and was replaced by St Joseph's in 1924.[4]
Queen Charlotte College is a secondary (years 7-13) school with a decile rating of 4 and a roll of 400.
Picton School is a contributing primary (years 1-6) school with a decile rating of 3 and a roll of 120.
St Joseph's School is a state integrated contributing primary (years 1-6) school with a decile rating of 5 and a roll of 25.
All these schools are coeducational. Other primary schools in the area are at Linkwater, Koromiko and Waikawa.
Miscellaneous
The famous author Katherine Mansfield spent time in Picton where her grandparents, Arthur and Mary Beauchamp, and her father Harold, lived for some time when they came from Australia. She included a reference to the port in her short story "The Voyage" (in the collection The Garden Party), which is "an account of a trip to Picton from Wellington on the Cook Strait ferry".
The town is also the usual starting point for holidays to the Marlborough Sounds. Highlights include fishing, walking, the Queen Charlotte Sound, New Zealand Track, and Diving. A popular dive trip is to the 177m long wreck of the former cruise liner MS Mikhail Lermontov, which now lies at Port Gore, 37 metres underwater.[10] Dive charter boats leave from Picton for the last resting place of the Mikhail Lermontov, one of the world's largest, most accessible and most recent shipwrecks. Guiding is essential as the 1986 wreck is in 30m of water and divers can become disoriented inside the hull, which lies on its starboard side.
Other excellent dive sites in the Picton region include Fish Reserve, the Koi wreck, and Long Island Marine Reserve. Introductory dives (discover scuba dive) and PADI (Professional Association of Diving Instructors) certification courses from open water diver to dive master are available from Picton. Technical diving and TDI (Technical Diving International) courses can be completed in Picton, diving in the Marlborough Sounds.
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Picton is a town in the Marlborough region of New Zealand. It is close to the head of Queen Charlotte Sound near the north-east corner of the South Island. The population was 2,928 in the 2006 Census, a decrease of 72 from 2001. The town is named after Sir Thomas Picton, the Welsh military associate of the Duke of Wellington, who was killed at the Battle of Waterloo.
Inter-island ferries to and from Wellington arrive and depart here by way of the Marlborough Sounds. Most of the sheltered part of the route is through Tory Channel, south of Arapawa Island. The township of Waikawa is a couple of minutes' drive from Picton, practically part of the same town. Waikawa has one of the largest marinas in New Zealand. Combined with Waikawa's population of 1,158 people, Picton's urban population is around 4,086. Making it the 2nd largest town in Marlborough after Blenheim which is 28 km to the south of Picton.
As of 2001, the unemployment rate in Picton was 4.3%, compared with 7.5% for all of New Zealand.
Transport
=========
The Main North railway line and State Highway 1 link Picton southwards to Blenheim, Kaikoura, Christchurch and beyond, while the scenic Queen Charlotte Drive (shorter in distance but usually slower than State Highway 1/State Highway 6 via Rapaura, near Blenheim) winds westward to Havelock. The completion of the highway link ended the relative isolation of this scenic area in the 1950s and encouraged modern motels, beginning with the American Luxury Motels, and many more after the ferry service to Wellington began.
Picton is the main link between the South and North Islands, with scheduled ferry service over Cook Strait. The two main shipping companies operating this route are the Interislander and Strait Shipping, with both offering Roll-on/roll-off capabilities for cars and trucks, and for the Interislander sometimes trains.
The Coastal Pacific long-distance passenger/tourist train from Christchurch makes a daily return trip to Picton, during the Summer months.
Picton Aerodrome at Koromiko 7.4 km to the south of the town has regular services to Wellington with Sounds Air and charter flights around the Marlborough sounds.
Nearby settlements are at Anakiwa, Waikawa, and Ngakuta Bay.
The Edwin Fox Maritime Centre features the Edwin Fox, the only surviving ship that transported convicts to Australia, which is undergoing preservation.
Education
========
The first school opened in Picton in 1861 at the corner of Devon Street and Broadway. A new school opened in 1882, and part of the old school was moved to the new site, but was destroyed by fire in 1928. A Catholic Convent school opened in 1915, and was replaced by St Joseph's in 1924.[4]
Queen Charlotte College is a secondary (years 7-13) school with a decile rating of 4 and a roll of 400.
Picton School is a contributing primary (years 1-6) school with a decile rating of 3 and a roll of 120.
St Joseph's School is a state integrated contributing primary (years 1-6) school with a decile rating of 5 and a roll of 25.
All these schools are coeducational. Other primary schools in the area are at Linkwater, Koromiko and Waikawa.
Miscellaneous
The famous author Katherine Mansfield spent time in Picton where her grandparents, Arthur and Mary Beauchamp, and her father Harold, lived for some time when they came from Australia. She included a reference to the port in her short story "The Voyage" (in the collection The Garden Party), which is "an account of a trip to Picton from Wellington on the Cook Strait ferry".
The town is also the usual starting point for holidays to the Marlborough Sounds. Highlights include fishing, walking, the Queen Charlotte Sound, New Zealand Track, and Diving. A popular dive trip is to the 177m long wreck of the former cruise liner MS Mikhail Lermontov, which now lies at Port Gore, 37 metres underwater.[10] Dive charter boats leave from Picton for the last resting place of the Mikhail Lermontov, one of the world's largest, most accessible and most recent shipwrecks. Guiding is essential as the 1986 wreck is in 30m of water and divers can become disoriented inside the hull, which lies on its starboard side.
Other excellent dive sites in the Picton region include Fish Reserve, the Koi wreck, and Long Island Marine Reserve. Introductory dives (discover scuba dive) and PADI (Professional Association of Diving Instructors) certification courses from open water diver to dive master are available from Picton. Technical diving and TDI (Technical Diving International) courses can be completed in Picton, diving in the Marlborough Sounds.
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- published: 17 Apr 2014
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Your Guide to Wellington - New Zealand
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Wellington - Stunning Harbour Capital
Replacing Auckland as the country's capital in 1865, Wellington hugs the southwestern tip of New Zealand's North Island,...
Wellington - Stunning Harbour Capital
Replacing Auckland as the country's capital in 1865, Wellington hugs the southwestern tip of New Zealand's North Island, on Cook Strait. Named for the British Duke, the city enjoys a bustling harbour, a lively Central Business District (CBD), more cafes, bars and restaurants per capita than New York City, and a rolling hillside that houses a university, a botanical garden, and rows of colonial villas.
For more info - http://www.mydestination.com/Wellington
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Wellington - Stunning Harbour Capital
Replacing Auckland as the country's capital in 1865, Wellington hugs the southwestern tip of New Zealand's North Island, on Cook Strait. Named for the British Duke, the city enjoys a bustling harbour, a lively Central Business District (CBD), more cafes, bars and restaurants per capita than New York City, and a rolling hillside that houses a university, a botanical garden, and rows of colonial villas.
For more info - http://www.mydestination.com/Wellington
- published: 05 Jan 2012
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Wellington, NZ cruise HD
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Wellington, New Zealand cruises - Wellington, NZ Tourism
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Wellington is the capital city and second most populous urban area of New Zealand. It is at the southwestern tip of the North Island, between Cook Strait and the Rimutaka Range. The urban area is home to 397,900 residents. The city council area has 204,000 people.
The Wellington urban area is the major population centre of the southern North Island, and is the seat of the Wellington Region -- which in addition to the urban area covers the Kapiti Coast and Wairarapa. The urban area includes four cities: Wellington, on the peninsula between Cook Strait and Wellington Harbour, contains the central business district and about half of Wellington's population; Porirua on Porirua Harbour to the north is notable for its large Māori and Pacific Island communities; Lower Hutt and Upper Hutt are largely suburban areas to the northeast, together known as the Hutt Valley. Wellington also holds the distinction of being the world's southernmost capital city of a country.
The 2014 Mercer Quality of Living Survey ranked Wellington 12th in the world. In 2011 Lonely Planet Best in Travel 2011 named Wellington as fourth in its Top 10 Cities to Visit in 2011, referring to the New Zealand capital as the "coolest little capital in the world".
New Zealand's capital
In 1865, Wellington became the capital city of New Zealand, in place of Auckland, which William Hobson had made the capital in 1841. The Parliament of New Zealand had first met in Wellington on 7 July 1862, on a temporary basis, but Wellington did not become the official capital city for three more years. In November 1863, the Prime Minister of New Zealand, Alfred Domett, places a resolution before Parliament (meeting in Auckland) that "... it has become necessary that the seat of government ... should be transferred to some suitable locality in Cook Strait [region]." Apparently, there had been some concerns that the more highly populated South Island (where the goldfields were located) would choose to form a separate colony in the British Empire. Several Commissioners invited from Australia (chosen for their neutral status to help resolve the question) declared that Wellington was a suitable location because of its central location in New Zealand and good harbour. Parliament officially met in Wellington for the first time on 26 July 1865. At that time, the population of Wellington was just 4,900. Wellington's status as capital is by constitutional convention rather than statute.
As the national capital, Wellington is the location of the highest court of New Zealand, the Supreme Court. The historic former High Court building has been enlarged and restored for the use of the Supreme Court. Government House, the official residence of the Governor-General, is in Newtown, opposite the Basin Reserve. Premier House, the official residence of the Prime Minister, is in Thorndon on Tinakori Road.
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Wellington is the capital city and second most populous urban area of New Zealand. It is at the southwestern tip of the North Island, between Cook Strait and the Rimutaka Range. The urban area is home to 397,900 residents. The city council area has 204,000 people.
The Wellington urban area is the major population centre of the southern North Island, and is the seat of the Wellington Region -- which in addition to the urban area covers the Kapiti Coast and Wairarapa. The urban area includes four cities: Wellington, on the peninsula between Cook Strait and Wellington Harbour, contains the central business district and about half of Wellington's population; Porirua on Porirua Harbour to the north is notable for its large Māori and Pacific Island communities; Lower Hutt and Upper Hutt are largely suburban areas to the northeast, together known as the Hutt Valley. Wellington also holds the distinction of being the world's southernmost capital city of a country.
The 2014 Mercer Quality of Living Survey ranked Wellington 12th in the world. In 2011 Lonely Planet Best in Travel 2011 named Wellington as fourth in its Top 10 Cities to Visit in 2011, referring to the New Zealand capital as the "coolest little capital in the world".
New Zealand's capital
In 1865, Wellington became the capital city of New Zealand, in place of Auckland, which William Hobson had made the capital in 1841. The Parliament of New Zealand had first met in Wellington on 7 July 1862, on a temporary basis, but Wellington did not become the official capital city for three more years. In November 1863, the Prime Minister of New Zealand, Alfred Domett, places a resolution before Parliament (meeting in Auckland) that "... it has become necessary that the seat of government ... should be transferred to some suitable locality in Cook Strait [region]." Apparently, there had been some concerns that the more highly populated South Island (where the goldfields were located) would choose to form a separate colony in the British Empire. Several Commissioners invited from Australia (chosen for their neutral status to help resolve the question) declared that Wellington was a suitable location because of its central location in New Zealand and good harbour. Parliament officially met in Wellington for the first time on 26 July 1865. At that time, the population of Wellington was just 4,900. Wellington's status as capital is by constitutional convention rather than statute.
As the national capital, Wellington is the location of the highest court of New Zealand, the Supreme Court. The historic former High Court building has been enlarged and restored for the use of the Supreme Court. Government House, the official residence of the Governor-General, is in Newtown, opposite the Basin Reserve. Premier House, the official residence of the Prime Minister, is in Thorndon on Tinakori Road.
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Wellington Helicopter Tours, Heli Flights, New Zealand
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Enjoy a bird's eye view of Wellington's renowned Harbour, the most wild Cook Strait and the capitals most famous landmarks on this 15-minute helicopter flight.
As you circle the fringe of Wellington Harbour you will see first hand not only the incredible tectonic landscape that encompasses this beautiful city, but the amazing locations where some of Wellington residents have chosen to live in this earthquake prone area.
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Enjoy a bird's eye view of Wellington's renowned Harbour, the most wild Cook Strait and the capitals most famous landmarks on this 15-minute helicopter flight.
As you circle the fringe of Wellington Harbour you will see first hand not only the incredible tectonic landscape that encompasses this beautiful city, but the amazing locations where some of Wellington residents have chosen to live in this earthquake prone area.
- published: 09 Nov 2014
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Tourism & Vacations in Wellington, New Zealand
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See in Wellington, New Zealand
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Te Papa, . The national museum. Particularly good if you have children to entertain on a rainy day. Free (except for the occasional special presentation).
Museum of Wellington City & Sea, Queens Wharf, . Daily, 10AM-5PM, closed 25 Dec. A well-presented museum of the history of Wellington, including its maritime history. Free.
City Gallery, Civic Square. Lacks a permanent collection but runs a consistently avant-garde set of exhibits. It also has the excellent cafe Nikau attached to it.
The Wellington Cable Car, from Lambton Quay (next to the McDonald's), 04 472 2199, . Daily until 10PM. The easiest way to get a nice view of the city and harbor, the Cable Car runs on rails from Lambton Quay to the Botanic Garden in Kelburn every ten minutes. $3.50 one way, $6.00 return (Concession prices are available for children, students and senior citizens over 65)
Frank Kitts Park. A great place to wander around, with walls to climb, inline skates, and jet ski rental.
Futuna Chapel. Important architecture modernist masterpiece located in suburb of Karori. Visit by arrangement
Wrights Hill. More views, and WWII underground tunnels which are open to the public on public holidays for a small fee.
Brooklyn Wind Turbine. Another great place to go to get an excellent view of the city, the harbour, and Cook Strait, plus experience the wind! Access is signposted from Brooklyn shops: head up Todman Street.
Massey Memorial An interesting place to go if you want to see a large memorial in the middle of nowhere, with a good view of the surrounding harbour.
Karori Cemetery is an interesting picnic spot.
Elmscourt an historic art deco apartment block on the corner of The Terrace and Abel Smith Street.
Oriental Parade. A new beach. However if you are not from somewhere really cold it is unlikely that it will be hot enough for you to be in desperate need for a swim. There is a spa pool (jacuzzi) in Freyberg Swimming pool (on Oriental Parade) which is inexpensive if you enjoy "people soup".
Zealandia (Karori Wildlife Sanctuary), end of Waiapu Rd, (first left after the Karori Tunnel), . Daily 10AM-5PM (last entry 4PM), closed 25 Dec. A predator-proof fence encloses an old water catchment area, forming a mainland island that provides a natural haven for endangered native birds, tuatara, wētā, and other indigenous flora and fauna, safe from introduced predators. By far the most convenient place in the country to see rare New Zealand wildlife. $17.50, child $9, more for guided tours.
Plimmer's Ark. Under and in the Old Bank Arcade on the corner of Lambton Quay and Customhouse Quay - near Plimmer's Steps. A hundred years ago a Bank was built on top of a wrecked ship that had been used as a market. When they renovated the building they discovered the ship's timbers and preserved the remains in the building! Just take the escalator down through the bank vault doors.
Parliament Buildings, the Beehive (or Executive Wing), and the Parliamentary Library. The grounds of Parliament are open to the public. Known as the hill, Parliament grounds are at the foot of Molesworth and Bowen Streets, where they meet Lambton Quay.
National Library of New Zealand, corner of Aitken and Molesworth Streets (across the road from the Cathedral and Parliament), . The library regularly holds exhibitions.
Turnbull House, Bowen Street (just across the road from Parliament Buildings). This imposing brick mansion now seems small and out of place amongst the surrounding high-rises.
The Old Government Buildings, with the cenotaph in the foreground and NZ Post headquarters behind.
Old Government Buildings opposite Parliament at 15 Lambton Quay. This is the largest wooden building in the southern hemisphere and the second-largest in the world. It is now the home of Victoria University Law School.
Old St Paul's, (one block east of Parliament). This was the Anglican center for decades. Superseded by the new cathedral north of Parliament, this one is popular for weddings and funerals.
Wellington Central Library, (in the city square, next to the information centre), . It's huge with great places to sit and read or if you bring your laptop to connect home via one of the city's paid-for wi-fi networks. Entry is free.
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See in Wellington, New Zealand
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Te Papa, . The national museum. Particularly good if you have children to entertain on a rainy day. Free (except for the occasional special presentation).
Museum of Wellington City & Sea, Queens Wharf, . Daily, 10AM-5PM, closed 25 Dec. A well-presented museum of the history of Wellington, including its maritime history. Free.
City Gallery, Civic Square. Lacks a permanent collection but runs a consistently avant-garde set of exhibits. It also has the excellent cafe Nikau attached to it.
The Wellington Cable Car, from Lambton Quay (next to the McDonald's), 04 472 2199, . Daily until 10PM. The easiest way to get a nice view of the city and harbor, the Cable Car runs on rails from Lambton Quay to the Botanic Garden in Kelburn every ten minutes. $3.50 one way, $6.00 return (Concession prices are available for children, students and senior citizens over 65)
Frank Kitts Park. A great place to wander around, with walls to climb, inline skates, and jet ski rental.
Futuna Chapel. Important architecture modernist masterpiece located in suburb of Karori. Visit by arrangement
Wrights Hill. More views, and WWII underground tunnels which are open to the public on public holidays for a small fee.
Brooklyn Wind Turbine. Another great place to go to get an excellent view of the city, the harbour, and Cook Strait, plus experience the wind! Access is signposted from Brooklyn shops: head up Todman Street.
Massey Memorial An interesting place to go if you want to see a large memorial in the middle of nowhere, with a good view of the surrounding harbour.
Karori Cemetery is an interesting picnic spot.
Elmscourt an historic art deco apartment block on the corner of The Terrace and Abel Smith Street.
Oriental Parade. A new beach. However if you are not from somewhere really cold it is unlikely that it will be hot enough for you to be in desperate need for a swim. There is a spa pool (jacuzzi) in Freyberg Swimming pool (on Oriental Parade) which is inexpensive if you enjoy "people soup".
Zealandia (Karori Wildlife Sanctuary), end of Waiapu Rd, (first left after the Karori Tunnel), . Daily 10AM-5PM (last entry 4PM), closed 25 Dec. A predator-proof fence encloses an old water catchment area, forming a mainland island that provides a natural haven for endangered native birds, tuatara, wētā, and other indigenous flora and fauna, safe from introduced predators. By far the most convenient place in the country to see rare New Zealand wildlife. $17.50, child $9, more for guided tours.
Plimmer's Ark. Under and in the Old Bank Arcade on the corner of Lambton Quay and Customhouse Quay - near Plimmer's Steps. A hundred years ago a Bank was built on top of a wrecked ship that had been used as a market. When they renovated the building they discovered the ship's timbers and preserved the remains in the building! Just take the escalator down through the bank vault doors.
Parliament Buildings, the Beehive (or Executive Wing), and the Parliamentary Library. The grounds of Parliament are open to the public. Known as the hill, Parliament grounds are at the foot of Molesworth and Bowen Streets, where they meet Lambton Quay.
National Library of New Zealand, corner of Aitken and Molesworth Streets (across the road from the Cathedral and Parliament), . The library regularly holds exhibitions.
Turnbull House, Bowen Street (just across the road from Parliament Buildings). This imposing brick mansion now seems small and out of place amongst the surrounding high-rises.
The Old Government Buildings, with the cenotaph in the foreground and NZ Post headquarters behind.
Old Government Buildings opposite Parliament at 15 Lambton Quay. This is the largest wooden building in the southern hemisphere and the second-largest in the world. It is now the home of Victoria University Law School.
Old St Paul's, (one block east of Parliament). This was the Anglican center for decades. Superseded by the new cathedral north of Parliament, this one is popular for weddings and funerals.
Wellington Central Library, (in the city square, next to the information centre), . It's huge with great places to sit and read or if you bring your laptop to connect home via one of the city's paid-for wi-fi networks. Entry is free.
- published: 10 Dec 2014
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Things to do in Israel | Top Attractions Travel Guide
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When you think of traveling to Israel visiting religious sites in Jerusalem or basing yourself in Tel Aviv may initially come to mind. However, when exploring ...
When you think of traveling to Israel visiting religious sites in Jerusalem or basing yourself in Tel Aviv may initially come to mind. However, when exploring Israel it is paramount to set aside enough time to get off the beaten path and explore more of the country. Fortunately, for us, we were able to make two separate trips to Israel experiencing as much food, culture, historical and modern attractions as we possibly could.
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The following is a list of things to do in Israel with a focus on the top attractions in this travel guide:
1) Regardless of whether you can swim (or not swim) well you will most certainly float when visiting the Dead Sea. Covering yourself in gooey mud and joining others floating is one of the top attractions in Israel.
2) No trip to Israel would be complete without sampling the local cuisine and especially the street food. With this in mind we walked all the way from our hotel room in Tel Aviv to Jaffa - an ancient city renowned for its amazing hummus and other street food. Aside from just hummus we were able to try Shaksouka, cheese stuffed pastries, malabi and kanafeh.
3) Having the opportunity to take a tour of the West Bank (or Palestine) is an eye opening experience. Media coverage, from the perspective of the west, often depicts this area as being quite unruly and poor; however, a tour there really dispels a lot of myths. We had the opportunity to eat falafel, walking around the streets and get a real sense of what life is like in this region. Some highlights included visiting Sheppard's Field, the Jordan River and oldest city in the world - Jericho. To end our trip we drank beer at the West Bank Palestinian brewery.
4) Getting off the beaten track a little we visited Rosh Hanikra. Known as the window to the Mediterranean we were treated to breathtaking views and an amazing sunset.
5) Aside from just eating our way around Jaffa, we took the time to properly explore it on foot. One of the top highlights was visiting a traditional flea market,
6) Taking the cable car up to visit Masada was a welcome relief considering how hot it was on the day we visited. As we wandered about we visited an old water cistern and Byzantine church.
7) Caesarea! The ruins of the ancient city once given from Agus Caesar to Harrod the Great was an experience we'll never forget. Walking around in the Hippodrome allowed me to visualize what the old chariot races must have been like.
8) One of my favorite meals in Israel was prepared by a Druze family. This amazing feast, in the form of a buffet, featured kebabs, olives, chicken and stuffed cabbage just to name a few.
9) Wondering wear to rest your sleepy head while traveling in Israel? Look no further than the Fauzi Azar Inn in Nazareth. This converted Arab Mansion.
10) One of the more frontier attractions was visiting Golan Heights and the Sea of Galilee. We toured around the Banias Reserve and Mount Bental.
11) Considering how tasty the food is in Israel it would be a shame to leave without knowing how to recreate these delectable delights back home in your own kitchen. Fortunately, for us, we were able to take a cooking class at Dan Gourmet in Tel Aviv. We learned how to make Lahmacun and charred eggplant amongst other dishes.
12) Have you ever wondered how olive oil is made? Visiting an olive press answered our all of our questions and made us appreciate the craft of making this high quality cooking oil. For the best vantage point of Nazareth we headed to Mount Precipice for panoramic 360 degree views. Finally, we visited Haifa to check out the famous Bahá'í gardens.
כאשר אתה חושב על הנסיעה לישראל לבקר באתרים דתיים בירושלים או מבססת את עצמך בתל אביב עשוי בתחילה מגיע אל המוח. עם זאת, כאשר בוחנים ישראל אותו הוא בעל חשיבות עליונה להפריש מספיק זמן כדי לקבל את השביל הכבושולחקור יותר של המדינה. למרבה המזל, עבורנו, שהיינו מסוגל לעשות את שתי נסיעות נפרדות לישראל נתקל בכמה שיותר אוכל, תרבות, היסטורי ואטרקציות מודרניות כפי שאנו יכולים להיות.
This is part of our Travel in Israel series showcasing Israeli culture, Israeli arts & Israeli foods.
This video features music -various artists and various songs - available under a Creative Commons Attribution-Commercial license.
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When you think of traveling to Israel visiting religious sites in Jerusalem or basing yourself in Tel Aviv may initially come to mind. However, when exploring Israel it is paramount to set aside enough time to get off the beaten path and explore more of the country. Fortunately, for us, we were able to make two separate trips to Israel experiencing as much food, culture, historical and modern attractions as we possibly could.
GEAR WE USE
Olympus OM-D E-M5 II: http://amzn.to/1OchS7t
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Olympus 14-150mm II Lens: http://amzn.to/1Y79zeM
Rode Video Mic GO: http://amzn.to/1WDKtVM
Joby Gorilla Pod: http://amzn.to/1PgoY5F
SanDisk 16GB Extreme Pro: http://amzn.to/25KEErs
SOCIAL MEDIA & TRAVEL BLOGS
AUDREY:
blog: http://thatbackpacker.com/
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facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thatbackpacker
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facebook: https://www.facebook.com/nomadicsamuel
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The following is a list of things to do in Israel with a focus on the top attractions in this travel guide:
1) Regardless of whether you can swim (or not swim) well you will most certainly float when visiting the Dead Sea. Covering yourself in gooey mud and joining others floating is one of the top attractions in Israel.
2) No trip to Israel would be complete without sampling the local cuisine and especially the street food. With this in mind we walked all the way from our hotel room in Tel Aviv to Jaffa - an ancient city renowned for its amazing hummus and other street food. Aside from just hummus we were able to try Shaksouka, cheese stuffed pastries, malabi and kanafeh.
3) Having the opportunity to take a tour of the West Bank (or Palestine) is an eye opening experience. Media coverage, from the perspective of the west, often depicts this area as being quite unruly and poor; however, a tour there really dispels a lot of myths. We had the opportunity to eat falafel, walking around the streets and get a real sense of what life is like in this region. Some highlights included visiting Sheppard's Field, the Jordan River and oldest city in the world - Jericho. To end our trip we drank beer at the West Bank Palestinian brewery.
4) Getting off the beaten track a little we visited Rosh Hanikra. Known as the window to the Mediterranean we were treated to breathtaking views and an amazing sunset.
5) Aside from just eating our way around Jaffa, we took the time to properly explore it on foot. One of the top highlights was visiting a traditional flea market,
6) Taking the cable car up to visit Masada was a welcome relief considering how hot it was on the day we visited. As we wandered about we visited an old water cistern and Byzantine church.
7) Caesarea! The ruins of the ancient city once given from Agus Caesar to Harrod the Great was an experience we'll never forget. Walking around in the Hippodrome allowed me to visualize what the old chariot races must have been like.
8) One of my favorite meals in Israel was prepared by a Druze family. This amazing feast, in the form of a buffet, featured kebabs, olives, chicken and stuffed cabbage just to name a few.
9) Wondering wear to rest your sleepy head while traveling in Israel? Look no further than the Fauzi Azar Inn in Nazareth. This converted Arab Mansion.
10) One of the more frontier attractions was visiting Golan Heights and the Sea of Galilee. We toured around the Banias Reserve and Mount Bental.
11) Considering how tasty the food is in Israel it would be a shame to leave without knowing how to recreate these delectable delights back home in your own kitchen. Fortunately, for us, we were able to take a cooking class at Dan Gourmet in Tel Aviv. We learned how to make Lahmacun and charred eggplant amongst other dishes.
12) Have you ever wondered how olive oil is made? Visiting an olive press answered our all of our questions and made us appreciate the craft of making this high quality cooking oil. For the best vantage point of Nazareth we headed to Mount Precipice for panoramic 360 degree views. Finally, we visited Haifa to check out the famous Bahá'í gardens.
כאשר אתה חושב על הנסיעה לישראל לבקר באתרים דתיים בירושלים או מבססת את עצמך בתל אביב עשוי בתחילה מגיע אל המוח. עם זאת, כאשר בוחנים ישראל אותו הוא בעל חשיבות עליונה להפריש מספיק זמן כדי לקבל את השביל הכבושולחקור יותר של המדינה. למרבה המזל, עבורנו, שהיינו מסוגל לעשות את שתי נסיעות נפרדות לישראל נתקל בכמה שיותר אוכל, תרבות, היסטורי ואטרקציות מודרניות כפי שאנו יכולים להיות.
This is part of our Travel in Israel series showcasing Israeli culture, Israeli arts & Israeli foods.
This video features music -various artists and various songs - available under a Creative Commons Attribution-Commercial license.
- published: 01 Jun 2014
- views: 251418
Antigua Vacation Travel Guide | Expedia (4k 60fps)
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Just 3 hours from Miami and 8 from London is Antigua, the largest island in the nation of A...
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Just 3 hours from Miami and 8 from London is Antigua, the largest island in the nation of Antigua and Barbuda.
Antigua’s capital is St. John’s, a port town of plantation shutters, iron roofs and colors as bright as our spirit. Mix up a little history and shopping down by the city’s quays, where old shop houses have been given new life as cafes, bars and duty-free boutiques.
Take a break from the noonday sun in the shade of the old Courthouse, now the home of the national museum. Then, spend a lazy afternoon walking the ramparts of the harbor’s fortifications.
Just to the north of St. John’s, you’ll find Runaway Beach and Dickenson Bay, home to some of the purest sands and finest resorts in the West Indies.
On the island’s eastern side, visit the historic sugar plantation, Betty’s Hope. A few miles east, feel the power of nature at Devil’s Bridge, a natural arch carved by Atlantic waves.
Let the breeze carry you further around the Island, to beauty spots like Half Moon Bay and Mamora Bay, then drop anchor for a while at English Harbor.
From English Harbor back to St. John’s, it’s just one perfect beach after another. Some say there are 365 beaches in Antigua, one for each day of the year. But you won’t see them all, don’t even try. Just take it easy, because the slower you move, the better you’ll feel and Antigua is all about feeling good.
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Just 3 hours from Miami and 8 from London is Antigua, the largest island in the nation of Antigua and Barbuda.
Antigua’s capital is St. John’s, a port town of plantation shutters, iron roofs and colors as bright as our spirit. Mix up a little history and shopping down by the city’s quays, where old shop houses have been given new life as cafes, bars and duty-free boutiques.
Take a break from the noonday sun in the shade of the old Courthouse, now the home of the national museum. Then, spend a lazy afternoon walking the ramparts of the harbor’s fortifications.
Just to the north of St. John’s, you’ll find Runaway Beach and Dickenson Bay, home to some of the purest sands and finest resorts in the West Indies.
On the island’s eastern side, visit the historic sugar plantation, Betty’s Hope. A few miles east, feel the power of nature at Devil’s Bridge, a natural arch carved by Atlantic waves.
Let the breeze carry you further around the Island, to beauty spots like Half Moon Bay and Mamora Bay, then drop anchor for a while at English Harbor.
From English Harbor back to St. John’s, it’s just one perfect beach after another. Some say there are 365 beaches in Antigua, one for each day of the year. But you won’t see them all, don’t even try. Just take it easy, because the slower you move, the better you’ll feel and Antigua is all about feeling good.
- published: 06 Jun 2017
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CROSSING COOKS STRAIT // NEW ZEALAND
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We drove two hours from Nelson to Picton NZ and then took the ferry for three hours across Cook Strait to Wellington on the North Island. So sad to leave the be...
We drove two hours from Nelson to Picton NZ and then took the ferry for three hours across Cook Strait to Wellington on the North Island. So sad to leave the beautiful South Island but we leave with our hearts full with memories that will last a life time. Heading North! #workplaycare #liveyourdreams #overlandingfamily #lifeofadventure
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We drove two hours from Nelson to Picton NZ and then took the ferry for three hours across Cook Strait to Wellington on the North Island. So sad to leave the beautiful South Island but we leave with our hearts full with memories that will last a life time. Heading North! #workplaycare #liveyourdreams #overlandingfamily #lifeofadventure
- published: 21 Mar 2017
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New Zealand /Wellington to Picton (Ferry crossing between the North&South; Islands) Part 8
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- Updated: 05 Oct 2013
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Welcome to my travelchannel.On my channel you can find almost 1000 films of more than 70 countries.
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Welcome to my travelchannel.On my channel you can find almost 1000 films of more than 70 countries.
See the playlist on my youtube channel.Enjoy!
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Wellington to Picton:
"It must be one of the most beautiful ferry rides in the world"
Cross Cook Strait with us and truly experience our two beautiful islands. Interislander is far more than the New Zealand ferry service that bridges the gap between the North and South Islands.
The 92 km, three hour journey between Wellington and Picton is one of New Zealand's most iconic tourist experiences, and acknowledged as one of the most spectacular cruises in the world.
You will never forget Cook Strait. It is so spectacular, it was named after the guy who discovered us!
Our three ships, Arahura, Aratere and Kaitaki carry both passengers and vehicles operate up to 11 crossings per day, giving you flexible, affordable and convenient travel times.
You will experience comfort, friendly hospitality and service as you enjoy one of the world's great straits aboard a modern craft with conveniences such as a variety of food and beverage facilities, children's play areas, and on board Wi-Fi.
https://wn.com/New_Zealand_Wellington_To_Picton_(Ferry_Crossing_Between_The_North_South_Islands)_Part_8
Welcome to my travelchannel.On my channel you can find almost 1000 films of more than 70 countries.
See the playlist on my youtube channel.Enjoy!
https://www.youtube.com/user/nurettinodunya/playlists
Wellington to Picton:
"It must be one of the most beautiful ferry rides in the world"
Cross Cook Strait with us and truly experience our two beautiful islands. Interislander is far more than the New Zealand ferry service that bridges the gap between the North and South Islands.
The 92 km, three hour journey between Wellington and Picton is one of New Zealand's most iconic tourist experiences, and acknowledged as one of the most spectacular cruises in the world.
You will never forget Cook Strait. It is so spectacular, it was named after the guy who discovered us!
Our three ships, Arahura, Aratere and Kaitaki carry both passengers and vehicles operate up to 11 crossings per day, giving you flexible, affordable and convenient travel times.
You will experience comfort, friendly hospitality and service as you enjoy one of the world's great straits aboard a modern craft with conveniences such as a variety of food and beverage facilities, children's play areas, and on board Wi-Fi.
- published: 05 Oct 2013
- views: 4237
Wellington Vacation Travel Guide | Expedia
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 5:07
- Updated: 25 Mar 2017
- views: 181
http://www.expedia.com/Wellington-and-vicinity.d6127327.Destination-Travel-Guides
Wellington is the political, cultural and culinary capital of Aotearoa as the...
http://www.expedia.com/Wellington-and-vicinity.d6127327.Destination-Travel-Guides
Wellington is the political, cultural and culinary capital of Aotearoa as the Māori call New Zealand. The compact city spills out of the mountains and overlooks Cook Strait.
In the world's southernmost capital fresh ocean winds seem to bring in waves of creativity. Civic Square is an eclectic mix of artworks and houses the elegant Town Hall, while Cuba Street is the place to go for shopping. The waterfront is dotted with craft beer bars and restaurants.
The country's cultural heritage is explained in the beloved Te Papa National Museum. Other good museums in Wellington are the Carter Observatory and the Museum of Wellington City and Sea. On the Miramar Peninsula, the Weta Workshop shows paraphernalia of famous Sir Peter Jackson movies, including Lord of the Rings and King Kong.
In Wellington's city center stand the neoclassical Parliament House and it executive wing, called the Beehive. From Lambton Quay, the iconic Wellington Cable Car leads to the Botanic Garden. Shuttle buses drop visitors off at Zealandia, a reserve for the region's unique flora and fauna.
Kia ora! Let Wellington be your stepping stone to both the North Island and the South Island of New Zealand.
https://wn.com/Wellington_Vacation_Travel_Guide_|_Expedia
http://www.expedia.com/Wellington-and-vicinity.d6127327.Destination-Travel-Guides
Wellington is the political, cultural and culinary capital of Aotearoa as the Māori call New Zealand. The compact city spills out of the mountains and overlooks Cook Strait.
In the world's southernmost capital fresh ocean winds seem to bring in waves of creativity. Civic Square is an eclectic mix of artworks and houses the elegant Town Hall, while Cuba Street is the place to go for shopping. The waterfront is dotted with craft beer bars and restaurants.
The country's cultural heritage is explained in the beloved Te Papa National Museum. Other good museums in Wellington are the Carter Observatory and the Museum of Wellington City and Sea. On the Miramar Peninsula, the Weta Workshop shows paraphernalia of famous Sir Peter Jackson movies, including Lord of the Rings and King Kong.
In Wellington's city center stand the neoclassical Parliament House and it executive wing, called the Beehive. From Lambton Quay, the iconic Wellington Cable Car leads to the Botanic Garden. Shuttle buses drop visitors off at Zealandia, a reserve for the region's unique flora and fauna.
Kia ora! Let Wellington be your stepping stone to both the North Island and the South Island of New Zealand.
- published: 08 Sep 2014
- views: 181
Surfing the South Island of New Zealand - Winter
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 38:36
- Updated: 31 Mar 2017
- views: 14479
Canadian filmmaker Apolla Echino was tired of seeing men get to have all the fun in adventure films and is on a one-woman mission to change that around. Her do...
Canadian filmmaker Apolla Echino was tired of seeing men get to have all the fun in adventure films and is on a one-woman mission to change that around. Her documentary series, A Woman’s Guide To The World, has taken her aboard a tall ship sailing to Antarctica and into the wildest corners of the Amazon jungle. But it’s the latest chapter, a wintertime surf trip across the stunning South Island of New Zealand that has attracted hundreds of thousands of viewers from across the globe.
The film charts Apolla's journey from the breathtaking Kaikoura coastline, south to the Catlins and west to the wild and remote Jackson Bay. Apolla even chances upon a freshwater break at the mouth of the Buller River - a rare event that only occurs a dozen times a year. In the freezing New Zealand winter, Apolla is often the only surfer in the water - a fate that she says was both intimidating and exhilarating, “At times I wondered what the hell I was doing taking such a gutsy trip.”
It’s a sacrifice she felt it was necessary to take in order to show other woman what is possible. Apolla says she wants other women to be inspired by her films, “I started the series with the hope it might encourage women to be the subject of their own adventure stories.”
“Solo travelling is one of the greatest ways I have found to build a deep and lasting relationship with yourself,” says Apolla. “It forces you to rely on your instincts, to hone a deep trust in your ability to rise to a challenge and in the quieter moments of the journey, to turn inward.”
Remarkably, Apolla only started surfing in her 30s after a relocation to Los Angeles from New York, “I bought a 9’4 board and found my sweet spot as a long-boarder. I loved the laid back vibe of it and the sturdy feel of it under my feet on a wave.” Now that same green board with a heart on it that she’d surfed in California accompanies her throughout the film as she journeys across the South Island.
Despite donning a 5.5mm wetsuit, the cold was a constant on the trip, “Since I was surfing every day and sleeping without electricity at night, my wetsuit, booties and gloves never had the chance to dry. Putting on the wet gear in the morning after a cold night was never pleasant,” she says.
This surf, adventure film is not without an emotional undertow. The trip came at a challenging time for Apolla who was in the early throes of a relationship breakup. She says the time spent alone out in the water was actually the perfect medicine, “If you ever have to make a big life call, doing it out in the surf is the way to do it. You feel calm, quiet and connected to something bigger than yourself.”
"Surfing the South Island of New Zealand - Winter" is produced by Apollonia Productions and Wrestler. Starring Apolla Echino. Cinematography and editing by Conor Lui. Motion design by Fox&Co; Design. Filmed over the course of three weeks in June, 2016.
Thank you to Education New Zealand, Ama Balm, Bluebridge Cook Strait Ferry, Whale Watch Kaikoura and Pacific Horizon Motorhomes for the sponsorship! And SURF2SURF for the guide book! And CURL mag for your support! And to all the great people I met in and out of the water in New Zealand!
https://wn.com/Surfing_The_South_Island_Of_New_Zealand_Winter
Canadian filmmaker Apolla Echino was tired of seeing men get to have all the fun in adventure films and is on a one-woman mission to change that around. Her documentary series, A Woman’s Guide To The World, has taken her aboard a tall ship sailing to Antarctica and into the wildest corners of the Amazon jungle. But it’s the latest chapter, a wintertime surf trip across the stunning South Island of New Zealand that has attracted hundreds of thousands of viewers from across the globe.
The film charts Apolla's journey from the breathtaking Kaikoura coastline, south to the Catlins and west to the wild and remote Jackson Bay. Apolla even chances upon a freshwater break at the mouth of the Buller River - a rare event that only occurs a dozen times a year. In the freezing New Zealand winter, Apolla is often the only surfer in the water - a fate that she says was both intimidating and exhilarating, “At times I wondered what the hell I was doing taking such a gutsy trip.”
It’s a sacrifice she felt it was necessary to take in order to show other woman what is possible. Apolla says she wants other women to be inspired by her films, “I started the series with the hope it might encourage women to be the subject of their own adventure stories.”
“Solo travelling is one of the greatest ways I have found to build a deep and lasting relationship with yourself,” says Apolla. “It forces you to rely on your instincts, to hone a deep trust in your ability to rise to a challenge and in the quieter moments of the journey, to turn inward.”
Remarkably, Apolla only started surfing in her 30s after a relocation to Los Angeles from New York, “I bought a 9’4 board and found my sweet spot as a long-boarder. I loved the laid back vibe of it and the sturdy feel of it under my feet on a wave.” Now that same green board with a heart on it that she’d surfed in California accompanies her throughout the film as she journeys across the South Island.
Despite donning a 5.5mm wetsuit, the cold was a constant on the trip, “Since I was surfing every day and sleeping without electricity at night, my wetsuit, booties and gloves never had the chance to dry. Putting on the wet gear in the morning after a cold night was never pleasant,” she says.
This surf, adventure film is not without an emotional undertow. The trip came at a challenging time for Apolla who was in the early throes of a relationship breakup. She says the time spent alone out in the water was actually the perfect medicine, “If you ever have to make a big life call, doing it out in the surf is the way to do it. You feel calm, quiet and connected to something bigger than yourself.”
"Surfing the South Island of New Zealand - Winter" is produced by Apollonia Productions and Wrestler. Starring Apolla Echino. Cinematography and editing by Conor Lui. Motion design by Fox&Co; Design. Filmed over the course of three weeks in June, 2016.
Thank you to Education New Zealand, Ama Balm, Bluebridge Cook Strait Ferry, Whale Watch Kaikoura and Pacific Horizon Motorhomes for the sponsorship! And SURF2SURF for the guide book! And CURL mag for your support! And to all the great people I met in and out of the water in New Zealand!
- published: 31 Aug 2016
- views: 14479
Surfing the South Island of New Zealand - Winter Trailer One
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 1:00
- Updated: 30 Mar 2017
- views: 138
LINK TO FULL EPISODE HERE: https://vimeo.com/180946144
"Surfing the South Island of New Zealand - Winter" is produced by Apollonia Productions LLC and Wrestler...
LINK TO FULL EPISODE HERE: https://vimeo.com/180946144
"Surfing the South Island of New Zealand - Winter" is produced by Apollonia Productions LLC and Wrestler. Starring Apolla Echino. Cinematography by Conor Lui. Motion design by Fox&Co; Design. Filmed over the course of three weeks in June, 2016.
Thank you to Education New Zealand, Ama Balm, Bluebridge Cook Strait Ferry and Pacific Horizon Motorhomes for the sponsorship! And SURF2SURF for the guide book! And CURL mag - Women's surf and lifestyle mag for your support! And to all the great people I met in and out of the water in New Zealand!
{With this third installment of her series ‘A Woman’s Guide to the World’, Apolla Echino will continue to show how powerful travel can be as a way to gain confidence, push your personal limits, and live a more meaningful life. With her great curiosity as an adventurer and passion for surfing, Apolla is driven to inspire more women to be bold and follow their dreams. With the viewer as her close companion, she will show how by leaving the comforts of home and relationships, and by venturing off the beaten path, you can find your voice, shape your world view, and ultimately, transform your life.}
Music : Prinze George - Victor
https://wn.com/Surfing_The_South_Island_Of_New_Zealand_Winter_Trailer_One
LINK TO FULL EPISODE HERE: https://vimeo.com/180946144
"Surfing the South Island of New Zealand - Winter" is produced by Apollonia Productions LLC and Wrestler. Starring Apolla Echino. Cinematography by Conor Lui. Motion design by Fox&Co; Design. Filmed over the course of three weeks in June, 2016.
Thank you to Education New Zealand, Ama Balm, Bluebridge Cook Strait Ferry and Pacific Horizon Motorhomes for the sponsorship! And SURF2SURF for the guide book! And CURL mag - Women's surf and lifestyle mag for your support! And to all the great people I met in and out of the water in New Zealand!
{With this third installment of her series ‘A Woman’s Guide to the World’, Apolla Echino will continue to show how powerful travel can be as a way to gain confidence, push your personal limits, and live a more meaningful life. With her great curiosity as an adventurer and passion for surfing, Apolla is driven to inspire more women to be bold and follow their dreams. With the viewer as her close companion, she will show how by leaving the comforts of home and relationships, and by venturing off the beaten path, you can find your voice, shape your world view, and ultimately, transform your life.}
Music : Prinze George - Victor
- published: 14 Sep 2016
- views: 138
Globe Trekker - New Zealand
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 49:29
- Updated: 13 Jan 2017
- views: 5
- published: 02 Sep 2016
- views: 5
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Cook Strait Ferry | Picton to Wellington, NZ
We took a ferry with our camper van from the South Island to the North Island of New Zealand! We departed from Picton and arrived in Wellington :) ***Vlog 106 of many*** Tunes by Joey Pecoraro: Blue in Green https://soundcloud.com/joeypecoraro
published: 27 Apr 2016 -
New Zealand Ferry Rough Crossing.mov
The Cook Straits Interislander ferry from Wellington to Picton underwent an extremely rough crossing in March 2006. Many vehicles were severely damaged but a 1969 VW camper van survived unmarked!
published: 03 Nov 2011 -
Rough Ferry crossing Cook Strait New Zealand
Rough Ferry crossing Cook Strait New Zealand. I found this old footage, listen to the captains announcement. The ferry is not supposed to cross in seas over 6.0 meters now. This particular trip was 10.5 hours on a trip that normally take 3.5. hours. I understand this is the longest ferry crossing on the cook strait and we ended up sheltering in Clifford bay in 6.0 seas while the storm passed.
published: 18 Dec 2015 -
Interislander: Cook Strait Ferry, New Zealand (Neuseeland)
Eine Fahrt mit dem Camper auf der Interislander Cook Strait Fähre von Wellington nach Picton, von der Nordinsel auf die Südinsel Neuseelands. Unsere ausführliche Fahrt mit vielen Informationen und Fotos gibt es hier: https://www.taklyontour.de/interislander/ / The Cook Strait Ferry Interislander from Wellington to Picton, from the north- to the south island of New Zealand. With german comments. Here you can find the (german) travelreport of the Interislander trip, with many information and pictures: https://www.taklyontour.de/interislander/
published: 05 Jun 2016 -
Cook Strait ferry crossing
A taste of the rough seas, about four to five meters high on March 11, 2016.
published: 11 Mar 2016 -
New Zealand. Amazing Cook Strait and Bluebridge Ferry
Cook Strait on a Bluebridge Ferry. From North Island to South Island. New Zealand Music by Dan O at http://www.danosongs.com Don't Miss My New Adventures. Please, SUBSCRIBE - http://youtube.com/subscription_center?add_user=vacationality :D Thank you SO MUCH everyone for LIKES, Comments and SUBSCRIPTION! Watch my other cool playlists: Trip to Beautiful Latvia http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLoC8MiaGeBlemy5RiUEjLcHi9oDLvzbWW Trip to Amazing Spain http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL79508217E13B18EF Trip to Beautiful Portugal https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLoC8MiaGeBlcAwnW8Gpva5VZku3TD4EVO Life in Wild Russia http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLA585EA007CC3E58B Life in Incredible America http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL96E0D2D6C9D2574E Life in Great Britai...
published: 07 Jun 2014 -
Ship departing Wellington into big swell
The "Suilven" ferry departing Wellington Heads into big southerly swell in Cook Strait, New Zealand, 6 February 2002
published: 11 Feb 2008 -
COME ON OVER with Bluebridge - The Cook Strait Ferry
Catching the ferry between Wellington (in the North) and Picton (in the South) with Bluebridge is a real treat. Enjoy our warm kiwi hospitality or kick back in your very own private cabin. Catch a free movie and refuel with great coffee, freshly baked treats or the Cook Strait classic -- hearty fish 'n' chips. Watch this video to find out more about the Bluebridge experience and come on over!
published: 21 Sep 2012 -
Interislander Cook Strait Ferry - Kaitiaki
Interislander's Cook Strait Ferries travel between Wellington and Picton New Zealand. The 92km voyage takes 3 hours and has been described as "one of the most beautiful ferry rides in the world" Book online or enquire at www.interislander.co.nz Music courtesy of bensound.com
published: 10 Sep 2014 -
Cook Strait Ferry - South & North Island - New Zealand
Descubre lugares increibles de nuestro planeta en sólo 1 minuto. Para cruzar entre las islas de Nueva Zelanda deberas pasar el Estrecho Cook, si el día es bueno disfrutaras de unos increibles paisajes como nosotros. Si te apetece viajar con nosotros por Nueva Zelanda, suscribete a nuestro canal. Si quieres saber más puedes visitar nuestro blog: http://sinparardeviajar.com/ O seguirnos en las RRSS para no perderte nada. Gracias por seguirnos. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Detalles del vídeo: - grabado con Gopro y Canon 70D - editado en Adobe Premiere CC - calidad original del vídeo 4K, 2,7K y 1080 escalado a 1080p - musica sin copyright
published: 24 Feb 2017 -
Cook Strait in Timelapse
A time-lapse video of Cook Strait between main islands of New Zealand, shot on Interislander ferry from Wellington to Picton on last day of 2012. Music: Mathias Piano Man -- Happy Walk, album 'A spark of light', 2012 mathiaspianoman.bandcamp.com/
published: 01 Jul 2013 -
Cook Strait Ferry "Kaitaki"
This timelapse video shows one of the Cook Strait ferries "Kaitaki" arriving in Wellington Harbour, New Zealand, unloading, reloading and departing over the space of six hours on 16 November 2013. Photography:John.Mathews@xtra.co.nz Copyright: John Mathews 2013 Website: www.lotaphotos.co.nz Music: "Freedom" by Teqq
published: 22 Nov 2013 -
Interislander crossing Cook Strait , New Zealanda 2009
From the North to the South island of New Zealand there is a beautiful and magic travesy from Wellington to Picton by Interislander Ferry. On of the most important wine region of New Zealand is Marlborough in the south island. The last image was made in Villa Maria Estate during the sunset.
published: 13 Apr 2009 -
Surfing the South Island of New Zealand - Winter
Canadian filmmaker Apolla Echino was tired of seeing men get to have all the fun in adventure films and is on a one-woman mission to change that around. Her documentary series, A Woman’s Guide To The World, has taken her aboard a tall ship sailing to Antarctica and into the wildest corners of the Amazon jungle. But it’s the latest chapter, a wintertime surf trip across the stunning South Island of New Zealand that has attracted hundreds of thousands of viewers from across the globe. The film charts Apolla's journey from the breathtaking Kaikoura coastline, south to the Catlins and west to the wild and remote Jackson Bay. Apolla even chances upon a freshwater break at the mouth of the Buller River - a rare event that only occurs a dozen times a year. In the freezing New Zealand winter, A...
published: 31 Aug 2016 -
New Zealand Adventure
Scenes from a campervan trip around the North and South Island of New Zealand. Touring New Zealand by campervan allows the freedom to get to remote and stunning areas without sacrificing your favorite comforts or amenities while on the road. We left Auckland on the North Island and drove through Coromandel peninsula and then south through Rotorua and Lake Taupo and then into Wellington. We then boarded BlueBridge ferry for our journey across the Cook Strait to the town if Picton on the North Island. From there we drove south along the East Coast through Kaikoura, then cut west to the West coast town of Greymouth. Our final segment took us through Arthur's Pass back to the town of Christchurch. Just a few of the highlights of the trip were: Seeing the fall colors in Arrowtown, Seeing the Ro...
published: 14 May 2014 -
Wahine Disaster Documentary
Highlights from the 25 CG Shots that were completed by Linden Kirkby, Belle Barber, Jason Bell and Sam Scott. The Wahine disaster is New Zealand's worst maritime disaster to date. The documentary was produced by Mr. Smith Television and aired on TVNZ in 2008. These graphics are shown pre-treatment (an age and noise pass was later added to match other film footage in the documentary). The clips show with incredible realism the sea conditions faced by the Wahine as she entered the harbour. Painstaking measures were taken to emulate the effects of Hurricane Giselle which produced wind gusts reaching 276 kilometres an hour and massive sea swells. The team modelled the ship from detailed reference and gathered weather data from NIWA. They read eyewitness accounts and took expertise from fo...
published: 09 Jun 2010 -
Surfing the South Island of New Zealand - Winter Trailer One
LINK TO FULL EPISODE HERE: https://vimeo.com/180946144 "Surfing the South Island of New Zealand - Winter" is produced by Apollonia Productions LLC and Wrestler. Starring Apolla Echino. Cinematography by Conor Lui. Motion design by Fox&Co; Design. Filmed over the course of three weeks in June, 2016. Thank you to Education New Zealand, Ama Balm, Bluebridge Cook Strait Ferry and Pacific Horizon Motorhomes for the sponsorship! And SURF2SURF for the guide book! And CURL mag - Women's surf and lifestyle mag for your support! And to all the great people I met in and out of the water in New Zealand! {With this third installment of her series ‘A Woman’s Guide to the World’, Apolla Echino will continue to show how powerful travel can be as a way to gain confidence, push your personal limits, and liv...
published: 14 Sep 2016 -
The Wahine Disaster
Highlights from the 25 CG Shots that were completed by Linden Kirkby (Art Director), Belle Barber, Jason Bell and Sam Scott. The Wahine disaster is New Zealand's worst maritime disaster to date. The documentary was produced by Mr. Smith Television and aired on TVNZ in 2008. These graphics are shown pre-treatment (an age and noise pass was later added to match other film footage in the documentary). The clips show with incredible realism the sea conditions faced by the Wahine as she entered the harbour. Painstaking measures were taken to emulate the effects of Hurricane Giselle which produced wind gusts reaching 276 kilometres an hour and massive sea swells. The team modelled the ship from detailed reference and gathered weather data from NIWA. They read eyewitness accounts and took expe...
published: 13 Apr 2011 -
Electronic Nautical Charts
Meet Richard the Captain of the Interislander ferry, Kaitaki. See how Richard uses electronic charts to navigate Cook Strait. Discover how these charts make sailing easier and safer for everyone. From the LEARNZ "Where Are We?" virtual field trip - more at http://www.learnz.org.nz/location162/videos
published: 14 Jun 2016 -
More navigation technology on board the ferry Kaitaki
See how other forms of technology are used to navigate Cook Strait and how ships can be tracked. See GPS, AIS and radar displays. From the LEARNZ "Where Are We?" virtual field trip - more at http://www.learnz.org.nz/location162/videos
published: 14 Jun 2016
Cook Strait Ferry | Picton to Wellington, NZ
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 8:23
- Updated: 27 Apr 2016
- views: 4869
We took a ferry with our camper van from the South Island to the North Island of New Zealand! We departed from Picton and arrived in Wellington :)
***Vlog 106...
We took a ferry with our camper van from the South Island to the North Island of New Zealand! We departed from Picton and arrived in Wellington :)
***Vlog 106 of many***
Tunes by Joey Pecoraro: Blue in Green
https://soundcloud.com/joeypecoraro
https://wn.com/Cook_Strait_Ferry_|_Picton_To_Wellington,_Nz
We took a ferry with our camper van from the South Island to the North Island of New Zealand! We departed from Picton and arrived in Wellington :)
***Vlog 106 of many***
Tunes by Joey Pecoraro: Blue in Green
https://soundcloud.com/joeypecoraro
- published: 27 Apr 2016
- views: 4869
New Zealand Ferry Rough Crossing.mov
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 6:38
- Updated: 03 Nov 2011
- views: 1877176
The Cook Straits Interislander ferry from Wellington to Picton underwent an extremely rough crossing in March 2006. Many vehicles were severely damaged but a 19...
The Cook Straits Interislander ferry from Wellington to Picton underwent an extremely rough crossing in March 2006. Many vehicles were severely damaged but a 1969 VW camper van survived unmarked!
https://wn.com/New_Zealand_Ferry_Rough_Crossing.Mov
The Cook Straits Interislander ferry from Wellington to Picton underwent an extremely rough crossing in March 2006. Many vehicles were severely damaged but a 1969 VW camper van survived unmarked!
- published: 03 Nov 2011
- views: 1877176
Rough Ferry crossing Cook Strait New Zealand
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 1:10
- Updated: 18 Dec 2015
- views: 2681
Rough Ferry crossing Cook Strait New Zealand.
I found this old footage, listen to the captains announcement. The ferry is not supposed to cross in seas over 6....
Rough Ferry crossing Cook Strait New Zealand.
I found this old footage, listen to the captains announcement. The ferry is not supposed to cross in seas over 6.0 meters now. This particular trip was 10.5 hours on a trip that normally take 3.5. hours. I understand this is the longest ferry crossing on the cook strait and we ended up sheltering in Clifford bay in 6.0 seas while the storm passed.
https://wn.com/Rough_Ferry_Crossing_Cook_Strait_New_Zealand
Rough Ferry crossing Cook Strait New Zealand.
I found this old footage, listen to the captains announcement. The ferry is not supposed to cross in seas over 6.0 meters now. This particular trip was 10.5 hours on a trip that normally take 3.5. hours. I understand this is the longest ferry crossing on the cook strait and we ended up sheltering in Clifford bay in 6.0 seas while the storm passed.
- published: 18 Dec 2015
- views: 2681
Interislander: Cook Strait Ferry, New Zealand (Neuseeland)
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 3:28
- Updated: 05 Jun 2016
- views: 420
Eine Fahrt mit dem Camper auf der Interislander Cook Strait Fähre von Wellington nach Picton, von der Nordinsel auf die Südinsel Neuseelands. Unsere ausführlich...
Eine Fahrt mit dem Camper auf der Interislander Cook Strait Fähre von Wellington nach Picton, von der Nordinsel auf die Südinsel Neuseelands. Unsere ausführliche Fahrt mit vielen Informationen und Fotos gibt es hier: https://www.taklyontour.de/interislander/
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The Cook Strait Ferry Interislander from Wellington to Picton, from the north- to the south island of New Zealand. With german comments.
Here you can find the (german) travelreport of the Interislander trip, with many information and pictures: https://www.taklyontour.de/interislander/
https://wn.com/Interislander_Cook_Strait_Ferry,_New_Zealand_(Neuseeland)
Eine Fahrt mit dem Camper auf der Interislander Cook Strait Fähre von Wellington nach Picton, von der Nordinsel auf die Südinsel Neuseelands. Unsere ausführliche Fahrt mit vielen Informationen und Fotos gibt es hier: https://www.taklyontour.de/interislander/
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The Cook Strait Ferry Interislander from Wellington to Picton, from the north- to the south island of New Zealand. With german comments.
Here you can find the (german) travelreport of the Interislander trip, with many information and pictures: https://www.taklyontour.de/interislander/
- published: 05 Jun 2016
- views: 420
Cook Strait ferry crossing
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 0:29
- Updated: 11 Mar 2016
- views: 1132
A taste of the rough seas, about four to five meters high on March 11, 2016.
A taste of the rough seas, about four to five meters high on March 11, 2016.
https://wn.com/Cook_Strait_Ferry_Crossing
A taste of the rough seas, about four to five meters high on March 11, 2016.
- published: 11 Mar 2016
- views: 1132
New Zealand. Amazing Cook Strait and Bluebridge Ferry
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 16:20
- Updated: 07 Jun 2014
- views: 2922
Cook Strait on a Bluebridge Ferry. From North Island to South Island. New Zealand
Music by Dan O at http://www.danosongs.com
Don't Miss My New Adventures. Plea...
Cook Strait on a Bluebridge Ferry. From North Island to South Island. New Zealand
Music by Dan O at http://www.danosongs.com
Don't Miss My New Adventures. Please, SUBSCRIBE - http://youtube.com/subscription_center?add_user=vacationality :D
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Watch my other cool playlists:
Trip to Beautiful Latvia http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLoC8MiaGeBlemy5RiUEjLcHi9oDLvzbWW
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Cook Strait on a Bluebridge Ferry. From North Island to South Island. New Zealand
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- published: 07 Jun 2014
- views: 2922
Ship departing Wellington into big swell
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- Duration: 1:36
- Updated: 11 Feb 2008
- views: 74006
The "Suilven" ferry departing Wellington Heads into big southerly swell in Cook Strait, New Zealand, 6 February 2002
The "Suilven" ferry departing Wellington Heads into big southerly swell in Cook Strait, New Zealand, 6 February 2002
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The "Suilven" ferry departing Wellington Heads into big southerly swell in Cook Strait, New Zealand, 6 February 2002
- published: 11 Feb 2008
- views: 74006
COME ON OVER with Bluebridge - The Cook Strait Ferry
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- Duration: 2:40
- Updated: 21 Sep 2012
- views: 10918
Catching the ferry between Wellington (in the North) and Picton (in the South) with Bluebridge is a real treat. Enjoy our warm kiwi hospitality or kick back in ...
Catching the ferry between Wellington (in the North) and Picton (in the South) with Bluebridge is a real treat. Enjoy our warm kiwi hospitality or kick back in your very own private cabin. Catch a free movie and refuel with great coffee, freshly baked treats or the Cook Strait classic -- hearty fish 'n' chips. Watch this video to find out more about the Bluebridge experience and come on over!
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Catching the ferry between Wellington (in the North) and Picton (in the South) with Bluebridge is a real treat. Enjoy our warm kiwi hospitality or kick back in your very own private cabin. Catch a free movie and refuel with great coffee, freshly baked treats or the Cook Strait classic -- hearty fish 'n' chips. Watch this video to find out more about the Bluebridge experience and come on over!
- published: 21 Sep 2012
- views: 10918
Interislander Cook Strait Ferry - Kaitiaki
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- Duration: 2:08
- Updated: 10 Sep 2014
- views: 1747
Interislander's Cook Strait Ferries travel between Wellington and Picton New Zealand. The 92km voyage takes 3 hours and has been described as "one of the most b...
Interislander's Cook Strait Ferries travel between Wellington and Picton New Zealand. The 92km voyage takes 3 hours and has been described as "one of the most beautiful ferry rides in the world"
Book online or enquire at www.interislander.co.nz
Music courtesy of bensound.com
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Interislander's Cook Strait Ferries travel between Wellington and Picton New Zealand. The 92km voyage takes 3 hours and has been described as "one of the most beautiful ferry rides in the world"
Book online or enquire at www.interislander.co.nz
Music courtesy of bensound.com
- published: 10 Sep 2014
- views: 1747
Cook Strait Ferry - South & North Island - New Zealand
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- Duration: 1:50
- Updated: 24 Feb 2017
- views: 136
Descubre lugares increibles de nuestro planeta en sólo 1 minuto.
Para cruzar entre las islas de Nueva Zelanda deberas pasar el Estrecho Cook, si el día es bue...
Descubre lugares increibles de nuestro planeta en sólo 1 minuto.
Para cruzar entre las islas de Nueva Zelanda deberas pasar el Estrecho Cook, si el día es bueno disfrutaras de unos increibles paisajes como nosotros.
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- calidad original del vídeo 4K, 2,7K y 1080 escalado a 1080p
- musica sin copyright
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Descubre lugares increibles de nuestro planeta en sólo 1 minuto.
Para cruzar entre las islas de Nueva Zelanda deberas pasar el Estrecho Cook, si el día es bueno disfrutaras de unos increibles paisajes como nosotros.
Si te apetece viajar con nosotros por Nueva Zelanda, suscribete a nuestro canal.
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- grabado con Gopro y Canon 70D
- editado en Adobe Premiere CC
- calidad original del vídeo 4K, 2,7K y 1080 escalado a 1080p
- musica sin copyright
- published: 24 Feb 2017
- views: 136
Cook Strait in Timelapse
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- Duration: 2:41
- Updated: 05 Mar 2017
- views: 205
A time-lapse video of Cook Strait between main islands of New Zealand, shot on Interislander ferry from Wellington to Picton on last day of 2012.
Music: Mathias...
A time-lapse video of Cook Strait between main islands of New Zealand, shot on Interislander ferry from Wellington to Picton on last day of 2012.
Music: Mathias Piano Man -- Happy Walk, album 'A spark of light', 2012
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A time-lapse video of Cook Strait between main islands of New Zealand, shot on Interislander ferry from Wellington to Picton on last day of 2012.
Music: Mathias Piano Man -- Happy Walk, album 'A spark of light', 2012
mathiaspianoman.bandcamp.com/
- published: 01 Jul 2013
- views: 205
Cook Strait Ferry "Kaitaki"
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- Duration: 0:42
- Updated: 06 Mar 2017
- views: 112
This timelapse video shows one of the Cook Strait ferries "Kaitaki" arriving in Wellington Harbour, New Zealand, unloading, reloading and departing over the spa...
This timelapse video shows one of the Cook Strait ferries "Kaitaki" arriving in Wellington Harbour, New Zealand, unloading, reloading and departing over the space of six hours on 16 November 2013.
Photography:John.Mathews@xtra.co.nz Copyright: John Mathews 2013 Website: www.lotaphotos.co.nz
Music: "Freedom" by Teqq
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This timelapse video shows one of the Cook Strait ferries "Kaitaki" arriving in Wellington Harbour, New Zealand, unloading, reloading and departing over the space of six hours on 16 November 2013.
Photography:John.Mathews@xtra.co.nz Copyright: John Mathews 2013 Website: www.lotaphotos.co.nz
Music: "Freedom" by Teqq
- published: 22 Nov 2013
- views: 112
Interislander crossing Cook Strait , New Zealanda 2009
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- Duration: 1:47
- Updated: 06 Mar 2017
- views: 142
From the North to the South island of New Zealand there is a beautiful and magic travesy from Wellington to Picton by Interislander Ferry. On of the most import...
From the North to the South island of New Zealand there is a beautiful and magic travesy from Wellington to Picton by Interislander Ferry. On of the most important wine region of New Zealand is Marlborough in the south island. The last image was made in Villa Maria Estate during the sunset.
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From the North to the South island of New Zealand there is a beautiful and magic travesy from Wellington to Picton by Interislander Ferry. On of the most important wine region of New Zealand is Marlborough in the south island. The last image was made in Villa Maria Estate during the sunset.
- published: 13 Apr 2009
- views: 142
Surfing the South Island of New Zealand - Winter
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- Duration: 38:36
- Updated: 19 Apr 2017
- views: 14859
Canadian filmmaker Apolla Echino was tired of seeing men get to have all the fun in adventure films and is on a one-woman mission to change that around. Her do...
Canadian filmmaker Apolla Echino was tired of seeing men get to have all the fun in adventure films and is on a one-woman mission to change that around. Her documentary series, A Woman’s Guide To The World, has taken her aboard a tall ship sailing to Antarctica and into the wildest corners of the Amazon jungle. But it’s the latest chapter, a wintertime surf trip across the stunning South Island of New Zealand that has attracted hundreds of thousands of viewers from across the globe.
The film charts Apolla's journey from the breathtaking Kaikoura coastline, south to the Catlins and west to the wild and remote Jackson Bay. Apolla even chances upon a freshwater break at the mouth of the Buller River - a rare event that only occurs a dozen times a year. In the freezing New Zealand winter, Apolla is often the only surfer in the water - a fate that she says was both intimidating and exhilarating, “At times I wondered what the hell I was doing taking such a gutsy trip.”
It’s a sacrifice she felt it was necessary to take in order to show other woman what is possible. Apolla says she wants other women to be inspired by her films, “I started the series with the hope it might encourage women to be the subject of their own adventure stories.”
“Solo travelling is one of the greatest ways I have found to build a deep and lasting relationship with yourself,” says Apolla. “It forces you to rely on your instincts, to hone a deep trust in your ability to rise to a challenge and in the quieter moments of the journey, to turn inward.”
Remarkably, Apolla only started surfing in her 30s after a relocation to Los Angeles from New York, “I bought a 9’4 board and found my sweet spot as a long-boarder. I loved the laid back vibe of it and the sturdy feel of it under my feet on a wave.” Now that same green board with a heart on it that she’d surfed in California accompanies her throughout the film as she journeys across the South Island.
Despite donning a 5.5mm wetsuit, the cold was a constant on the trip, “Since I was surfing every day and sleeping without electricity at night, my wetsuit, booties and gloves never had the chance to dry. Putting on the wet gear in the morning after a cold night was never pleasant,” she says.
This surf, adventure film is not without an emotional undertow. The trip came at a challenging time for Apolla who was in the early throes of a relationship breakup. She says the time spent alone out in the water was actually the perfect medicine, “If you ever have to make a big life call, doing it out in the surf is the way to do it. You feel calm, quiet and connected to something bigger than yourself.”
"Surfing the South Island of New Zealand - Winter" is produced by Apollonia Productions and Wrestler. Starring Apolla Echino. Cinematography and editing by Conor Lui. Motion design by Fox&Co; Design. Filmed over the course of three weeks in June, 2016.
Thank you to Education New Zealand, Ama Balm, Bluebridge Cook Strait Ferry, Whale Watch Kaikoura and Pacific Horizon Motorhomes for the sponsorship! And SURF2SURF for the guide book! And CURL mag for your support! And to all the great people I met in and out of the water in New Zealand!
https://wn.com/Surfing_The_South_Island_Of_New_Zealand_Winter
Canadian filmmaker Apolla Echino was tired of seeing men get to have all the fun in adventure films and is on a one-woman mission to change that around. Her documentary series, A Woman’s Guide To The World, has taken her aboard a tall ship sailing to Antarctica and into the wildest corners of the Amazon jungle. But it’s the latest chapter, a wintertime surf trip across the stunning South Island of New Zealand that has attracted hundreds of thousands of viewers from across the globe.
The film charts Apolla's journey from the breathtaking Kaikoura coastline, south to the Catlins and west to the wild and remote Jackson Bay. Apolla even chances upon a freshwater break at the mouth of the Buller River - a rare event that only occurs a dozen times a year. In the freezing New Zealand winter, Apolla is often the only surfer in the water - a fate that she says was both intimidating and exhilarating, “At times I wondered what the hell I was doing taking such a gutsy trip.”
It’s a sacrifice she felt it was necessary to take in order to show other woman what is possible. Apolla says she wants other women to be inspired by her films, “I started the series with the hope it might encourage women to be the subject of their own adventure stories.”
“Solo travelling is one of the greatest ways I have found to build a deep and lasting relationship with yourself,” says Apolla. “It forces you to rely on your instincts, to hone a deep trust in your ability to rise to a challenge and in the quieter moments of the journey, to turn inward.”
Remarkably, Apolla only started surfing in her 30s after a relocation to Los Angeles from New York, “I bought a 9’4 board and found my sweet spot as a long-boarder. I loved the laid back vibe of it and the sturdy feel of it under my feet on a wave.” Now that same green board with a heart on it that she’d surfed in California accompanies her throughout the film as she journeys across the South Island.
Despite donning a 5.5mm wetsuit, the cold was a constant on the trip, “Since I was surfing every day and sleeping without electricity at night, my wetsuit, booties and gloves never had the chance to dry. Putting on the wet gear in the morning after a cold night was never pleasant,” she says.
This surf, adventure film is not without an emotional undertow. The trip came at a challenging time for Apolla who was in the early throes of a relationship breakup. She says the time spent alone out in the water was actually the perfect medicine, “If you ever have to make a big life call, doing it out in the surf is the way to do it. You feel calm, quiet and connected to something bigger than yourself.”
"Surfing the South Island of New Zealand - Winter" is produced by Apollonia Productions and Wrestler. Starring Apolla Echino. Cinematography and editing by Conor Lui. Motion design by Fox&Co; Design. Filmed over the course of three weeks in June, 2016.
Thank you to Education New Zealand, Ama Balm, Bluebridge Cook Strait Ferry, Whale Watch Kaikoura and Pacific Horizon Motorhomes for the sponsorship! And SURF2SURF for the guide book! And CURL mag for your support! And to all the great people I met in and out of the water in New Zealand!
- published: 31 Aug 2016
- views: 14859
New Zealand Adventure
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- Duration: 9:11
- Updated: 18 Apr 2017
- views: 2738
Scenes from a campervan trip around the North and South Island of New Zealand. Touring New Zealand by campervan allows the freedom to get to remote and stunning...
Scenes from a campervan trip around the North and South Island of New Zealand. Touring New Zealand by campervan allows the freedom to get to remote and stunning areas without sacrificing your favorite comforts or amenities while on the road. We left Auckland on the North Island and drove through Coromandel peninsula and then south through Rotorua and Lake Taupo and then into Wellington. We then boarded BlueBridge ferry for our journey across the Cook Strait to the town if Picton on the North Island. From there we drove south along the East Coast through Kaikoura, then cut west to the West coast town of Greymouth. Our final segment took us through Arthur's Pass back to the town of Christchurch. Just a few of the highlights of the trip were: Seeing the fall colors in Arrowtown, Seeing the Royal Albatross and Yellow-Eyed Penguins near Dunedin, Soaking in a self made hot pool on the beach on the Cormandel Peninsula, Seeing the geothermal activity and lush rivers around Rotorua, Watching seal pups make their way up stream to play in the Ohau Waterfall, Driving the the coastal range through Kaikoura, Seeing the Kea (only alpine parrot) and hiking to waterfalls in Arthur's Pass.
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Scenes from a campervan trip around the North and South Island of New Zealand. Touring New Zealand by campervan allows the freedom to get to remote and stunning areas without sacrificing your favorite comforts or amenities while on the road. We left Auckland on the North Island and drove through Coromandel peninsula and then south through Rotorua and Lake Taupo and then into Wellington. We then boarded BlueBridge ferry for our journey across the Cook Strait to the town if Picton on the North Island. From there we drove south along the East Coast through Kaikoura, then cut west to the West coast town of Greymouth. Our final segment took us through Arthur's Pass back to the town of Christchurch. Just a few of the highlights of the trip were: Seeing the fall colors in Arrowtown, Seeing the Royal Albatross and Yellow-Eyed Penguins near Dunedin, Soaking in a self made hot pool on the beach on the Cormandel Peninsula, Seeing the geothermal activity and lush rivers around Rotorua, Watching seal pups make their way up stream to play in the Ohau Waterfall, Driving the the coastal range through Kaikoura, Seeing the Kea (only alpine parrot) and hiking to waterfalls in Arthur's Pass.
- published: 14 May 2014
- views: 2738
Wahine Disaster Documentary
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- Duration: 0:57
- Updated: 13 Apr 2017
- views: 690
Highlights from the 25 CG Shots that were completed by Linden Kirkby, Belle Barber, Jason Bell and Sam Scott. The Wahine disaster is New Zealand's worst mariti...
Highlights from the 25 CG Shots that were completed by Linden Kirkby, Belle Barber, Jason Bell and Sam Scott. The Wahine disaster is New Zealand's worst maritime disaster to date.
The documentary was produced by Mr. Smith Television and aired on TVNZ in 2008. These graphics are shown pre-treatment (an age and noise pass was later added to match other film footage in the documentary).
The clips show with incredible realism the sea conditions faced by the Wahine as she entered the harbour. Painstaking measures were taken to emulate the effects of Hurricane Giselle which produced wind gusts reaching 276 kilometres an hour and massive sea swells.
The team modelled the ship from detailed reference and gathered weather data from NIWA. They read eyewitness accounts and took expertise from former Cook Strait ferry master Captain John Brown. Those who lived through the disaster have commended the team on capturing the conditions very well.
https://wn.com/Wahine_Disaster_Documentary
Highlights from the 25 CG Shots that were completed by Linden Kirkby, Belle Barber, Jason Bell and Sam Scott. The Wahine disaster is New Zealand's worst maritime disaster to date.
The documentary was produced by Mr. Smith Television and aired on TVNZ in 2008. These graphics are shown pre-treatment (an age and noise pass was later added to match other film footage in the documentary).
The clips show with incredible realism the sea conditions faced by the Wahine as she entered the harbour. Painstaking measures were taken to emulate the effects of Hurricane Giselle which produced wind gusts reaching 276 kilometres an hour and massive sea swells.
The team modelled the ship from detailed reference and gathered weather data from NIWA. They read eyewitness accounts and took expertise from former Cook Strait ferry master Captain John Brown. Those who lived through the disaster have commended the team on capturing the conditions very well.
- published: 09 Jun 2010
- views: 690
Surfing the South Island of New Zealand - Winter Trailer One
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- Duration: 1:00
- Updated: 14 Apr 2017
- views: 142
LINK TO FULL EPISODE HERE: https://vimeo.com/180946144
"Surfing the South Island of New Zealand - Winter" is produced by Apollonia Productions LLC and Wrestler...
LINK TO FULL EPISODE HERE: https://vimeo.com/180946144
"Surfing the South Island of New Zealand - Winter" is produced by Apollonia Productions LLC and Wrestler. Starring Apolla Echino. Cinematography by Conor Lui. Motion design by Fox&Co; Design. Filmed over the course of three weeks in June, 2016.
Thank you to Education New Zealand, Ama Balm, Bluebridge Cook Strait Ferry and Pacific Horizon Motorhomes for the sponsorship! And SURF2SURF for the guide book! And CURL mag - Women's surf and lifestyle mag for your support! And to all the great people I met in and out of the water in New Zealand!
{With this third installment of her series ‘A Woman’s Guide to the World’, Apolla Echino will continue to show how powerful travel can be as a way to gain confidence, push your personal limits, and live a more meaningful life. With her great curiosity as an adventurer and passion for surfing, Apolla is driven to inspire more women to be bold and follow their dreams. With the viewer as her close companion, she will show how by leaving the comforts of home and relationships, and by venturing off the beaten path, you can find your voice, shape your world view, and ultimately, transform your life.}
Music : Prinze George - Victor
https://wn.com/Surfing_The_South_Island_Of_New_Zealand_Winter_Trailer_One
LINK TO FULL EPISODE HERE: https://vimeo.com/180946144
"Surfing the South Island of New Zealand - Winter" is produced by Apollonia Productions LLC and Wrestler. Starring Apolla Echino. Cinematography by Conor Lui. Motion design by Fox&Co; Design. Filmed over the course of three weeks in June, 2016.
Thank you to Education New Zealand, Ama Balm, Bluebridge Cook Strait Ferry and Pacific Horizon Motorhomes for the sponsorship! And SURF2SURF for the guide book! And CURL mag - Women's surf and lifestyle mag for your support! And to all the great people I met in and out of the water in New Zealand!
{With this third installment of her series ‘A Woman’s Guide to the World’, Apolla Echino will continue to show how powerful travel can be as a way to gain confidence, push your personal limits, and live a more meaningful life. With her great curiosity as an adventurer and passion for surfing, Apolla is driven to inspire more women to be bold and follow their dreams. With the viewer as her close companion, she will show how by leaving the comforts of home and relationships, and by venturing off the beaten path, you can find your voice, shape your world view, and ultimately, transform your life.}
Music : Prinze George - Victor
- published: 14 Sep 2016
- views: 142
The Wahine Disaster
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- Duration: 0:57
- Updated: 19 Apr 2017
- views: 631
Highlights from the 25 CG Shots that were completed by Linden Kirkby (Art Director), Belle Barber, Jason Bell and Sam Scott. The Wahine disaster is New Zealand'...
Highlights from the 25 CG Shots that were completed by Linden Kirkby (Art Director), Belle Barber, Jason Bell and Sam Scott. The Wahine disaster is New Zealand's worst maritime disaster to date.
The documentary was produced by Mr. Smith Television and aired on TVNZ in 2008. These graphics are shown pre-treatment (an age and noise pass was later added to match other film footage in the documentary).
The clips show with incredible realism the sea conditions faced by the Wahine as she entered the harbour. Painstaking measures were taken to emulate the effects of Hurricane Giselle which produced wind gusts reaching 276 kilometres an hour and massive sea swells.
The team modelled the ship from detailed reference and gathered weather data from NIWA. They read eyewitness accounts and took expertise from former Cook Strait ferry master Captain John Brown. Those who lived through the disaster have commended the team on capturing the conditions very well.
https://wn.com/The_Wahine_Disaster
Highlights from the 25 CG Shots that were completed by Linden Kirkby (Art Director), Belle Barber, Jason Bell and Sam Scott. The Wahine disaster is New Zealand's worst maritime disaster to date.
The documentary was produced by Mr. Smith Television and aired on TVNZ in 2008. These graphics are shown pre-treatment (an age and noise pass was later added to match other film footage in the documentary).
The clips show with incredible realism the sea conditions faced by the Wahine as she entered the harbour. Painstaking measures were taken to emulate the effects of Hurricane Giselle which produced wind gusts reaching 276 kilometres an hour and massive sea swells.
The team modelled the ship from detailed reference and gathered weather data from NIWA. They read eyewitness accounts and took expertise from former Cook Strait ferry master Captain John Brown. Those who lived through the disaster have commended the team on capturing the conditions very well.
- published: 13 Apr 2011
- views: 631
Electronic Nautical Charts
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- Duration: 3:21
- Updated: 20 Mar 2017
- views: 0
Meet Richard the Captain of the Interislander ferry, Kaitaki. See how Richard uses electronic charts to navigate Cook Strait. Discover how these charts make sai...
Meet Richard the Captain of the Interislander ferry, Kaitaki. See how Richard uses electronic charts to navigate Cook Strait. Discover how these charts make sailing easier and safer for everyone. From the LEARNZ "Where Are We?" virtual field trip - more at http://www.learnz.org.nz/location162/videos
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Meet Richard the Captain of the Interislander ferry, Kaitaki. See how Richard uses electronic charts to navigate Cook Strait. Discover how these charts make sailing easier and safer for everyone. From the LEARNZ "Where Are We?" virtual field trip - more at http://www.learnz.org.nz/location162/videos
- published: 14 Jun 2016
- views: 0
More navigation technology on board the ferry Kaitaki
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- Duration: 3:27
- Updated: 12 Feb 2017
- views: 0
See how other forms of technology are used to navigate Cook Strait and how ships can be tracked. See GPS, AIS and radar displays. From the LEARNZ "Where Are We?...
See how other forms of technology are used to navigate Cook Strait and how ships can be tracked. See GPS, AIS and radar displays. From the LEARNZ "Where Are We?" virtual field trip - more at http://www.learnz.org.nz/location162/videos
https://wn.com/More_Navigation_Technology_On_Board_The_Ferry_Kaitaki
See how other forms of technology are used to navigate Cook Strait and how ships can be tracked. See GPS, AIS and radar displays. From the LEARNZ "Where Are We?" virtual field trip - more at http://www.learnz.org.nz/location162/videos
- published: 14 Jun 2016
- views: 0
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Surfing the South Island of New Zealand - Winter
The next episode is here! Please share. It is free to watch and is for everyone to view. "Surfing the South Island of New Zealand - Winter" is produced by Apollonia Productions LLC and Wrestler. Starring Apolla Echino. Cinematography by Conor Lui. Motion design by Fox&Co; Design. Filmed over the course of three weeks in June, 2016. Thank you to Education New Zealand, Ama Balm, Bluebridge Cook Strait Ferry and Pacific Horizon Motorhomes for the sponsorship! And SURF2SURF for the guide book! And CURL mag - Women's surf and lifestyle mag for your support! And to all the great people I met in and out of the water in New Zealand! {With this third instalment of her series ‘A Woman’s Guide to the World’, Apolla Echino will continue to show how powerful travel can be as a way to gain confidence,...
published: 05 Sep 2016 -
Nouvelle Zelande
Condense des activités / ballades et autres choses a faire en Nouvelle Zelande. 0:14 a 0:33 = White Island [Most active Volcano in New Zealand] 0:33 a 1:10 = Wai-O-Tapu Thermal Wonderland - Rotorua 1:10 a 1:20 = Skyjump, Skytower - Auckland 1:20 a 1:47 = Luge, Skyline Gondola - Rotorua 1:47 a 2:03 = Wairere Falls Track 2:03 a 2:10 = Wairere Falls [Highest waterfalls in North Island] 2:10 a 2:33 = Waitomo Caves 2:33 a 2:53 = Wairere Falls Track 2:53 a 3:15 = Huka Falls 3:15 a 3:22 = Ohakune Mountain Road 3:22 a 3:40 = Wellington 3:41 a 4:00 = Interislander Ferry 4:01 a 4:52 = On the Road 4:53 a 4:57 = Wellington 4:58 a 5:53 = Cook Strait [Interislander Ferry] 5:54 a 6:25 = Port Underwood Road 6:25 a 6:50 = Cloudy Bay, marlborough 6:51 a 7:12 = Kawatiri 7:13 a 7:28 = West Coast 7:29 a 8:2...
published: 16 Dec 2014 -
Across New Zealand In A Camper Van
For more photos follow https://www.instagram.com/worldbytomas New Zealand is a country in the southwestern Pacific Ocean consisting of 2 main islands, both marked by volcanoes and glaciation. Capital Wellington, on the North Island, is home to Te Papa Tongarewa, the expansive national museum. Wellington’s dramatic Mt. Victoria, along with the South Island’s Fiordland and Southern Lakes, stood in for mythical Middle Earth in Peter Jackson’s "Lord of the Rings" films. Because everything is relatively accessible and packed into a land area a little larger than Britain, it’s ideally suited to the self-drive New Zealand holiday. Forget about being loaded into a train or tour coach with other travellers, once you’ve got the keys to your campervan, you’re on your own. On the whole, the road...
published: 11 Feb 2017 -
The Codys D1NZ National Drifting Championship Powerbuilt Tools Raceway
COLLIS PUSHES WHIDDETT ALL THE WAY AT LATEST CODY'S D1NZ DRIFT ROUND 'Mad Mike Whiddett (Red Bull/Speedhunters Mazda RX7) finally did come out on top. But local driver Cody Collis (Budget Tyre & Alignment Nissan S13) pushed the high-profile Aucklander all the way at the fifth round of the Cody's D1NZ National Drifting Championship at Christchurch's Powerbuilt Tools Raceway on Sunday. After just edging out Whiddett for fifth spot in qualifying in the morning Collis battled his way past Robee Nelson (Koba Batteries Nissan S15), Chris Jackson (SurFab Nissan S15) and V8 Supercar ace Shane Van Gisbergen (Federal Tyre/DKM Fabrication Nissan Skyline R32) before meeting and beating Tauranga driver Drew Donovan (Mag & Turbo Tauranga Nissan S15) to guarantee himself a spot alongside Whiddett in ...
published: 13 May 2013 -
Globe Trekker - Globe Trekker- New Zealand featuring Ian Wright
Pilot Guide traveler Ian Wright discovers that New Zealand, far from merely being home to a larger population of sheep than of humans, is a land of wonderful landscapes, ancient Maori culture and the most extreme sports under the sun. After a long flight he arrives in Auckland. Next day he gets to know the city in true kiwi style 'rap jumping' down 13 stories of a city skyscraper. Ian has been invited to a Maori community in Rawhiti, so he catches the ferry across to the Bay of Islands. About 15% of the country's population claim descent from the Marae tribes who first came to New Zealand a thousand years ago from Polynesia. Outsiders can only visit a Marai (the church and hall at the center of every Maori community) by invitation. On arrival Ian has to undergo the powhirl ceremony to find...
published: 11 Apr 2010
Surfing the South Island of New Zealand - Winter
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- Duration: 38:36
- Updated: 05 Sep 2016
- views: 611
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"Surfing the South Island of New Zealand - Winter" is produced by Apollonia Productions LLC and Wrestler. Starring Apolla Echino. Cinematography by Conor Lui. Motion design by Fox&Co; Design. Filmed over the course of three weeks in June, 2016.
Thank you to Education New Zealand, Ama Balm, Bluebridge Cook Strait Ferry and Pacific Horizon Motorhomes for the sponsorship! And SURF2SURF for the guide book! And CURL mag - Women's surf and lifestyle mag for your support! And to all the great people I met in and out of the water in New Zealand!
{With this third instalment of her series ‘A Woman’s Guide to the World’, Apolla Echino will continue to show how powerful travel can be as a way to gain confidence, push your personal limits, and live a more meaningful life. With her great curiosity as an adventurer and passion for surfing, Apolla is driven to inspire more women to be bold and follow their dreams. With the viewer as her close companion, she will show how by leaving the comforts of home and relationships, and by venturing off the beaten path, you can find your voice, shape your world view, and ultimately, transform your life.}
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The next episode is here! Please share. It is free to watch and is for everyone to view.
"Surfing the South Island of New Zealand - Winter" is produced by Apollonia Productions LLC and Wrestler. Starring Apolla Echino. Cinematography by Conor Lui. Motion design by Fox&Co; Design. Filmed over the course of three weeks in June, 2016.
Thank you to Education New Zealand, Ama Balm, Bluebridge Cook Strait Ferry and Pacific Horizon Motorhomes for the sponsorship! And SURF2SURF for the guide book! And CURL mag - Women's surf and lifestyle mag for your support! And to all the great people I met in and out of the water in New Zealand!
{With this third instalment of her series ‘A Woman’s Guide to the World’, Apolla Echino will continue to show how powerful travel can be as a way to gain confidence, push your personal limits, and live a more meaningful life. With her great curiosity as an adventurer and passion for surfing, Apolla is driven to inspire more women to be bold and follow their dreams. With the viewer as her close companion, she will show how by leaving the comforts of home and relationships, and by venturing off the beaten path, you can find your voice, shape your world view, and ultimately, transform your life.}
- published: 05 Sep 2016
- views: 611
Nouvelle Zelande
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 33:58
- Updated: 16 Dec 2014
- views: 684
Condense des activités / ballades et autres choses a faire en Nouvelle Zelande.
0:14 a 0:33 = White Island [Most active Volcano in New Zealand]
0:33 a 1:10 = W...
Condense des activités / ballades et autres choses a faire en Nouvelle Zelande.
0:14 a 0:33 = White Island [Most active Volcano in New Zealand]
0:33 a 1:10 = Wai-O-Tapu Thermal Wonderland - Rotorua
1:10 a 1:20 = Skyjump, Skytower - Auckland
1:20 a 1:47 = Luge, Skyline Gondola - Rotorua
1:47 a 2:03 = Wairere Falls Track
2:03 a 2:10 = Wairere Falls [Highest waterfalls in North Island]
2:10 a 2:33 = Waitomo Caves
2:33 a 2:53 = Wairere Falls Track
2:53 a 3:15 = Huka Falls
3:15 a 3:22 = Ohakune Mountain Road
3:22 a 3:40 = Wellington
3:41 a 4:00 = Interislander Ferry
4:01 a 4:52 = On the Road
4:53 a 4:57 = Wellington
4:58 a 5:53 = Cook Strait [Interislander Ferry]
5:54 a 6:25 = Port Underwood Road
6:25 a 6:50 = Cloudy Bay, marlborough
6:51 a 7:12 = Kawatiri
7:13 a 7:28 = West Coast
7:29 a 8:28 = Pancakes Rocks
8:31 a 8:59 = Weka [West Coast]
8:59 a 8:04 = Countdown supermarket [Greymouth]
9:05 a 9:20 = Franz Josef Glacier
9:21 a 13:39 = Helicopter Flight (40mn) - Franz Josef Glacier, Fox Glacier, Tasman Glacier, Mt Cook
13:39 a 14:02 = Fox Glacier
14:02 a 14:12 = On the Road [West Coast]
14:12 a 14:25 = Thunder Falls
14:25 a 14:48 = On the Road [Lake Wanaka]
14:48 a 14:51 = Meads Road
15:51 a 15:14 = Albert Town Campground
15:14 a 16:07 = Puzzling World - Wanaka
16:07 a 16:26 = Skyline Gondola and Luge - Queenstown
16:26 a 16:55 = Botswana Butchery - Queenstown
16:55 a 17:35 = Glenorchy Walkway
17:35 a 17:42 = River Crossing - Paradise
17:42 a 18:15 = Walter Peak BBQ and Farm Tour + TSS Earnslaw
18:15 a 18:28 = Wine and Cheese Degustation - Gibbston Valley Winery
18:28 a 18:36 = Harry's Bar - Queenstown
18:36 a 18:55 = CaddyShack City Minigolf - Queenstown
18:58 a 19:05 = Ferburger (in Goldfield Heights)
19:05 a 19:16 = Gaz Station - Queenstown
19:16 a 19:50 = Te Anau to Milford Sound Road
19:50 a 20:01 = Milford Sound
20:01 a 20:41 = The Chasm [Milford Road]
21:41 a 21:34 = Milford Road / Hollyford Track
21:34 a 22:31 = Lake Marian Track [Waterfalls]
22:31 a 22:50 = Mackay Creek Campsite [Milford Road]
22:50 a 24:17 = Doubtful Sound
24:17 a 27:05 = The Catlins
27:05 a 27:20 = Nuggets Point
27:20 a 27:42 = Dunedin
27:42 a 28:58 = Sandfly Bay [Otago Peninsula]
28:58 a 29:22 = Royal Albatross Centre [Otago Peninsula]
29:22 a 29:27 = Moeraki Boulders
29:27 a 29:38 = Queenstown
29:38 a 30:57 = Goldfield Mining Centre [Cromwell]
30:57 a 31:12 = Wine Taste [Queenstown]
31:12 a 31:27 = True South Restaurant at The Rees Hotel [Queenstown]
31:27 a 31:44 = Château on the Park Hotel [Christchurch]
31:44 a 32:12 = Swimming with dolphins, Black Cat Cruises [Akaroa]
32:12 a 32:24 = Glenorchy Walkway
32:24 a 33:57 = Generique Fin
https://wn.com/Nouvelle_Zelande
Condense des activités / ballades et autres choses a faire en Nouvelle Zelande.
0:14 a 0:33 = White Island [Most active Volcano in New Zealand]
0:33 a 1:10 = Wai-O-Tapu Thermal Wonderland - Rotorua
1:10 a 1:20 = Skyjump, Skytower - Auckland
1:20 a 1:47 = Luge, Skyline Gondola - Rotorua
1:47 a 2:03 = Wairere Falls Track
2:03 a 2:10 = Wairere Falls [Highest waterfalls in North Island]
2:10 a 2:33 = Waitomo Caves
2:33 a 2:53 = Wairere Falls Track
2:53 a 3:15 = Huka Falls
3:15 a 3:22 = Ohakune Mountain Road
3:22 a 3:40 = Wellington
3:41 a 4:00 = Interislander Ferry
4:01 a 4:52 = On the Road
4:53 a 4:57 = Wellington
4:58 a 5:53 = Cook Strait [Interislander Ferry]
5:54 a 6:25 = Port Underwood Road
6:25 a 6:50 = Cloudy Bay, marlborough
6:51 a 7:12 = Kawatiri
7:13 a 7:28 = West Coast
7:29 a 8:28 = Pancakes Rocks
8:31 a 8:59 = Weka [West Coast]
8:59 a 8:04 = Countdown supermarket [Greymouth]
9:05 a 9:20 = Franz Josef Glacier
9:21 a 13:39 = Helicopter Flight (40mn) - Franz Josef Glacier, Fox Glacier, Tasman Glacier, Mt Cook
13:39 a 14:02 = Fox Glacier
14:02 a 14:12 = On the Road [West Coast]
14:12 a 14:25 = Thunder Falls
14:25 a 14:48 = On the Road [Lake Wanaka]
14:48 a 14:51 = Meads Road
15:51 a 15:14 = Albert Town Campground
15:14 a 16:07 = Puzzling World - Wanaka
16:07 a 16:26 = Skyline Gondola and Luge - Queenstown
16:26 a 16:55 = Botswana Butchery - Queenstown
16:55 a 17:35 = Glenorchy Walkway
17:35 a 17:42 = River Crossing - Paradise
17:42 a 18:15 = Walter Peak BBQ and Farm Tour + TSS Earnslaw
18:15 a 18:28 = Wine and Cheese Degustation - Gibbston Valley Winery
18:28 a 18:36 = Harry's Bar - Queenstown
18:36 a 18:55 = CaddyShack City Minigolf - Queenstown
18:58 a 19:05 = Ferburger (in Goldfield Heights)
19:05 a 19:16 = Gaz Station - Queenstown
19:16 a 19:50 = Te Anau to Milford Sound Road
19:50 a 20:01 = Milford Sound
20:01 a 20:41 = The Chasm [Milford Road]
21:41 a 21:34 = Milford Road / Hollyford Track
21:34 a 22:31 = Lake Marian Track [Waterfalls]
22:31 a 22:50 = Mackay Creek Campsite [Milford Road]
22:50 a 24:17 = Doubtful Sound
24:17 a 27:05 = The Catlins
27:05 a 27:20 = Nuggets Point
27:20 a 27:42 = Dunedin
27:42 a 28:58 = Sandfly Bay [Otago Peninsula]
28:58 a 29:22 = Royal Albatross Centre [Otago Peninsula]
29:22 a 29:27 = Moeraki Boulders
29:27 a 29:38 = Queenstown
29:38 a 30:57 = Goldfield Mining Centre [Cromwell]
30:57 a 31:12 = Wine Taste [Queenstown]
31:12 a 31:27 = True South Restaurant at The Rees Hotel [Queenstown]
31:27 a 31:44 = Château on the Park Hotel [Christchurch]
31:44 a 32:12 = Swimming with dolphins, Black Cat Cruises [Akaroa]
32:12 a 32:24 = Glenorchy Walkway
32:24 a 33:57 = Generique Fin
- published: 16 Dec 2014
- views: 684
Across New Zealand In A Camper Van
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 50:32
- Updated: 11 Feb 2017
- views: 180
For more photos follow https://www.instagram.com/worldbytomas
New Zealand is a country in the southwestern Pacific Ocean consisting of 2 main islands, both mar...
For more photos follow https://www.instagram.com/worldbytomas
New Zealand is a country in the southwestern Pacific Ocean consisting of 2 main islands, both marked by volcanoes and glaciation. Capital Wellington, on the North Island, is home to Te Papa Tongarewa, the expansive national museum. Wellington’s dramatic Mt. Victoria, along with the South Island’s Fiordland and Southern Lakes, stood in for mythical Middle Earth in Peter Jackson’s "Lord of the Rings" films.
Because everything is relatively accessible and packed into a land area a little larger than Britain, it’s ideally suited to the self-drive New Zealand holiday. Forget about being loaded into a train or tour coach with other travellers, once you’ve got the keys to your campervan, you’re on your own.
On the whole, the roads are well maintained and easily navigable giving you access to craggy coastlines, expansive beaches, ancient forests, snow-capped mountains, bubbling volcanic pools, fast-flowing rivers and glacier fed lakes. Stretch your legs on a windswept beach or take a more adventurous hike up a mountain pass during your New Zealand holiday. Try your luck at catching a trout on the edge of a forgotten river or jump off a bridge into the river (with bungy cord tied around your legs of course) – New Zealand holidays provide endless opportunities to interact with the landscape.
When you’re ready for a rest, there are campsites dotted all over the country. Most of these were originally setup to cater for the large number of locals who love to camp. Camping is the typical New Zealand holiday. In fact, New Zealanders have been camping in caravans (camping trailers) or motor caravans (campervans) since these were first invented. Thousands of New Zealanders have bought or built their own campervans and many spend months each year touring the country. In fact, the New Zealand Motor Caravan Association has the largest membership of any recreational organisation. The first campsites were setup to cater for this popular activity. As many international tourists have discovered the freedom of campervan touring for their New Zealand holiday the number campsites has multiplied. From the 5-star holiday resort to the basic wild camping site, the places to camp are as numerous as the breath taking views.
Although it is only 2050km (1274 miles) in length, New Zealand is a very big small country. You could tour for years without seeing everything. It’s tempting to look at the map and assume you can see the whole country in a couple of weeks during your New Zealand holiday. While it may be humanly possible, it’s not advisable. Because we have arguably the most diverse landscape in the world packed into a land area about two thirds the size of California, there is so much to see. As Disneyland is to a young child, New Zealand is to the adventurous traveller.
Then there’s the terrain. Unlike California, we have very few long straight roads - most are winding, hilly, and narrow. But that’s what you get with stupendous vistas around every corner.
The secret to getting the most out of your New Zealand holiday is to not bite off too much. Our motto is “drive less, see more”. Whether you’re planning a mini break, relaxing getaway, or lengthy sojourn, we recommend travelling no more than 200km/day on average. If you are bringing children with you on your New Zealand holiday, you should do less (if you want happy children that is).
For a quick getaway of ten days or less, we recommend a return trip from Auckland or Christchurch. Check out our suggested itineraries for some ideas of where to go and what to do on your New Zealand holiday.
If you’ve got a bit more time to explore during your New Zealand holiday, you should consider a one way trip between Auckland and Christchurch. New Zealand’s geography is perfectly suited to one way travel as the country is long and relatively narrow. You don’t need to back track and therefore you spend less time driving and have more time to stop, experience the wonders of our country and meet a few Kiwis on your New Zealand holiday. If you have some flexibility with your pick up or drop off location, you may be able to save money on your New Zealand holiday if you head in the opposite direction of other tourists. You’ll need to budget on ferry tickets for getting yourself and your campervan across Cook Strait, the passage of water between the North and South Islands. If you do a one way trip, you can save by purchasing one way ferry tickets only.
For New Zealand Travel Guide click: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/1465439625/ref=as_li_qf_sp_asin_il_tl?ie=UTF8&tag;=worldbytomas-20&camp;=1789&creative;=9325&linkCode;=as2&creativeASIN;=1465439625&linkId;=9285783102f263720fb8f3ab8c7ce131
https://wn.com/Across_New_Zealand_In_A_Camper_Van
For more photos follow https://www.instagram.com/worldbytomas
New Zealand is a country in the southwestern Pacific Ocean consisting of 2 main islands, both marked by volcanoes and glaciation. Capital Wellington, on the North Island, is home to Te Papa Tongarewa, the expansive national museum. Wellington’s dramatic Mt. Victoria, along with the South Island’s Fiordland and Southern Lakes, stood in for mythical Middle Earth in Peter Jackson’s "Lord of the Rings" films.
Because everything is relatively accessible and packed into a land area a little larger than Britain, it’s ideally suited to the self-drive New Zealand holiday. Forget about being loaded into a train or tour coach with other travellers, once you’ve got the keys to your campervan, you’re on your own.
On the whole, the roads are well maintained and easily navigable giving you access to craggy coastlines, expansive beaches, ancient forests, snow-capped mountains, bubbling volcanic pools, fast-flowing rivers and glacier fed lakes. Stretch your legs on a windswept beach or take a more adventurous hike up a mountain pass during your New Zealand holiday. Try your luck at catching a trout on the edge of a forgotten river or jump off a bridge into the river (with bungy cord tied around your legs of course) – New Zealand holidays provide endless opportunities to interact with the landscape.
When you’re ready for a rest, there are campsites dotted all over the country. Most of these were originally setup to cater for the large number of locals who love to camp. Camping is the typical New Zealand holiday. In fact, New Zealanders have been camping in caravans (camping trailers) or motor caravans (campervans) since these were first invented. Thousands of New Zealanders have bought or built their own campervans and many spend months each year touring the country. In fact, the New Zealand Motor Caravan Association has the largest membership of any recreational organisation. The first campsites were setup to cater for this popular activity. As many international tourists have discovered the freedom of campervan touring for their New Zealand holiday the number campsites has multiplied. From the 5-star holiday resort to the basic wild camping site, the places to camp are as numerous as the breath taking views.
Although it is only 2050km (1274 miles) in length, New Zealand is a very big small country. You could tour for years without seeing everything. It’s tempting to look at the map and assume you can see the whole country in a couple of weeks during your New Zealand holiday. While it may be humanly possible, it’s not advisable. Because we have arguably the most diverse landscape in the world packed into a land area about two thirds the size of California, there is so much to see. As Disneyland is to a young child, New Zealand is to the adventurous traveller.
Then there’s the terrain. Unlike California, we have very few long straight roads - most are winding, hilly, and narrow. But that’s what you get with stupendous vistas around every corner.
The secret to getting the most out of your New Zealand holiday is to not bite off too much. Our motto is “drive less, see more”. Whether you’re planning a mini break, relaxing getaway, or lengthy sojourn, we recommend travelling no more than 200km/day on average. If you are bringing children with you on your New Zealand holiday, you should do less (if you want happy children that is).
For a quick getaway of ten days or less, we recommend a return trip from Auckland or Christchurch. Check out our suggested itineraries for some ideas of where to go and what to do on your New Zealand holiday.
If you’ve got a bit more time to explore during your New Zealand holiday, you should consider a one way trip between Auckland and Christchurch. New Zealand’s geography is perfectly suited to one way travel as the country is long and relatively narrow. You don’t need to back track and therefore you spend less time driving and have more time to stop, experience the wonders of our country and meet a few Kiwis on your New Zealand holiday. If you have some flexibility with your pick up or drop off location, you may be able to save money on your New Zealand holiday if you head in the opposite direction of other tourists. You’ll need to budget on ferry tickets for getting yourself and your campervan across Cook Strait, the passage of water between the North and South Islands. If you do a one way trip, you can save by purchasing one way ferry tickets only.
For New Zealand Travel Guide click: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/1465439625/ref=as_li_qf_sp_asin_il_tl?ie=UTF8&tag;=worldbytomas-20&camp;=1789&creative;=9325&linkCode;=as2&creativeASIN;=1465439625&linkId;=9285783102f263720fb8f3ab8c7ce131
- published: 11 Feb 2017
- views: 180
The Codys D1NZ National Drifting Championship Powerbuilt Tools Raceway
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 42:01
- Updated: 13 May 2013
- views: 5126
COLLIS PUSHES WHIDDETT ALL THE WAY AT LATEST CODY'S D1NZ DRIFT ROUND
'Mad Mike Whiddett (Red Bull/Speedhunters Mazda RX7) finally did come out on top. But loc...
COLLIS PUSHES WHIDDETT ALL THE WAY AT LATEST CODY'S D1NZ DRIFT ROUND
'Mad Mike Whiddett (Red Bull/Speedhunters Mazda RX7) finally did come out on top. But local driver Cody Collis (Budget Tyre & Alignment Nissan S13) pushed the high-profile Aucklander all the way at the fifth round of the Cody's D1NZ National Drifting Championship at Christchurch's Powerbuilt Tools Raceway on Sunday.
After just edging out Whiddett for fifth spot in qualifying in the morning Collis battled his way past Robee Nelson (Koba Batteries Nissan S15), Chris Jackson (SurFab Nissan S15) and V8 Supercar ace Shane Van Gisbergen (Federal Tyre/DKM Fabrication Nissan Skyline R32) before meeting and beating Tauranga driver Drew Donovan (Mag & Turbo Tauranga Nissan S15) to guarantee himself a spot alongside Whiddett in the final.
However, just when it looked like the ultimate upset was on the cards, and Collis would beat Whiddett in their final battle, the Christchurch driver was forced to forfeit his last run thanks to an electrical problem, handing the win to Whiddett with Donovan third and last season's Pro-Am champion, Cam Vernon (Skinny Mobile Nissan Skyline R32) from Auckland, fourth.
The other Christchurch driver contesting this year's Cody's D1NZ championship, Troy 'The Family Guy' Forsythe, qualified seventh but only got as far as the Top 16 before being beaten by Auckland driver Gary Tenana (Black on Black Nissan Laurel).
As well as winning the round outright, 'Mad Mike' Whiddett also sealed victory in the three-round BP Ultimate Triple Crown series-within-a-series at Ruapuna Park, earning himself a year's worth of BP Ultimate 98 octane petrol.
It was a tough weekend for some of the other top-liners as well, defending series champion Curt Whittaker (Autosure Warranties 2JZ Nissan Skyline R34) fighting back from qualifying in 20th position to beat Ben Belcher (Green Brothers Racing Mazda RX7) in the Top 32 and local driver Joel Counter (Achilles Tyre Nissan S14) in the Top 16 only to go down to eventual round winner Whiddett (albeit after their battle having to go One More Time (OMT) before the judges could split the pair) in the Top 8
Fellow Aucklander Andrew Redward (Achilles Tyre Mazda RX7 V8) was another to take an early shower, qualifying second but only managing to win one battle - over Shane Allen - before going down to Cam Vernon when he broke an axle in their Top 16 encounter.
Vernon went on to enjoy his most competitive showing to date this season, taking on and beating Gary Tenana in the Top 8 and only being stopped by 'Mad Mike' Whiddett in the Top 4. Also enjoying his best run to date in his fledgling drifting career was V8 Supercar star Shane van Gisbergen who qualified fourth and quickly came to grips with Pro-Am front-runner Daren Kelly's Nissan Skyline R32 (which he was offered when the Federal Tyre Ford Falcon V8 he usually shares with Shane Allen broke a crank in practice) to win his first two battles before losing to a rampant Cody Collis in their Top 8 encounter.
Meanwhile the week didn't start particularly well for the pair but it ended with a flourish for Drew Donovan and partner Jodie Verhulst.
Donovan and tuner Lin Chen were still putting the finishing touches to Donovan's V8-powered Mag & Turbo Tauranga Nissan S15 at the beginning of the week and only just made the ferry across Cook Strait. Everything seemed to come right once they got to Christchurch however with Donovan enjoying his best showing to date after battling his way to third place in D1 and Verhulst back on the Pro-Am support class podium with a third place of her own behind the wheel of her Mag & Turbo Tauranga Toyota Supra.
Like the D1 one, the Pro-Am competition also went down to the wire, the top qualifier, 17-year-old Auckland secondary school student Joe Kukutai (AK Auto Customs Nissan Skyline R32) looking set to claim his first round win of the season until he went off track in his second Top 2 battle with fellow Aucklander Darren Kelly (DKM Fabrication Nissan Skyline R32).
That gave Kelly the advantage and the win with Jodie Verhulst third after also needing a second battle before she could wrest the final podium spot off Aucklander Mike Thorley (Femme Fatale Nissan Laurel).
Points wise, former D1NZ champion Daniel 'Fanga Dan' Woolhouse (Castrol Edge Holden Commodore V8), continues to lead the overall standings with just one round (in Auckland) to go, despite not getting past the Top 16 in Christchurch thanks to on-form local driver Phil Sutherland (Nissan Cefiro).
With a second win in as many rounds, however, runner-up Whiddett has closed the gap from 53 points to 28.5, with Andrew Redward just 6.5 points back in third, setting the scene for an all-action final in Auckland later this month.
https://wn.com/The_Codys_D1Nz_National_Drifting_Championship_Powerbuilt_Tools_Raceway
COLLIS PUSHES WHIDDETT ALL THE WAY AT LATEST CODY'S D1NZ DRIFT ROUND
'Mad Mike Whiddett (Red Bull/Speedhunters Mazda RX7) finally did come out on top. But local driver Cody Collis (Budget Tyre & Alignment Nissan S13) pushed the high-profile Aucklander all the way at the fifth round of the Cody's D1NZ National Drifting Championship at Christchurch's Powerbuilt Tools Raceway on Sunday.
After just edging out Whiddett for fifth spot in qualifying in the morning Collis battled his way past Robee Nelson (Koba Batteries Nissan S15), Chris Jackson (SurFab Nissan S15) and V8 Supercar ace Shane Van Gisbergen (Federal Tyre/DKM Fabrication Nissan Skyline R32) before meeting and beating Tauranga driver Drew Donovan (Mag & Turbo Tauranga Nissan S15) to guarantee himself a spot alongside Whiddett in the final.
However, just when it looked like the ultimate upset was on the cards, and Collis would beat Whiddett in their final battle, the Christchurch driver was forced to forfeit his last run thanks to an electrical problem, handing the win to Whiddett with Donovan third and last season's Pro-Am champion, Cam Vernon (Skinny Mobile Nissan Skyline R32) from Auckland, fourth.
The other Christchurch driver contesting this year's Cody's D1NZ championship, Troy 'The Family Guy' Forsythe, qualified seventh but only got as far as the Top 16 before being beaten by Auckland driver Gary Tenana (Black on Black Nissan Laurel).
As well as winning the round outright, 'Mad Mike' Whiddett also sealed victory in the three-round BP Ultimate Triple Crown series-within-a-series at Ruapuna Park, earning himself a year's worth of BP Ultimate 98 octane petrol.
It was a tough weekend for some of the other top-liners as well, defending series champion Curt Whittaker (Autosure Warranties 2JZ Nissan Skyline R34) fighting back from qualifying in 20th position to beat Ben Belcher (Green Brothers Racing Mazda RX7) in the Top 32 and local driver Joel Counter (Achilles Tyre Nissan S14) in the Top 16 only to go down to eventual round winner Whiddett (albeit after their battle having to go One More Time (OMT) before the judges could split the pair) in the Top 8
Fellow Aucklander Andrew Redward (Achilles Tyre Mazda RX7 V8) was another to take an early shower, qualifying second but only managing to win one battle - over Shane Allen - before going down to Cam Vernon when he broke an axle in their Top 16 encounter.
Vernon went on to enjoy his most competitive showing to date this season, taking on and beating Gary Tenana in the Top 8 and only being stopped by 'Mad Mike' Whiddett in the Top 4. Also enjoying his best run to date in his fledgling drifting career was V8 Supercar star Shane van Gisbergen who qualified fourth and quickly came to grips with Pro-Am front-runner Daren Kelly's Nissan Skyline R32 (which he was offered when the Federal Tyre Ford Falcon V8 he usually shares with Shane Allen broke a crank in practice) to win his first two battles before losing to a rampant Cody Collis in their Top 8 encounter.
Meanwhile the week didn't start particularly well for the pair but it ended with a flourish for Drew Donovan and partner Jodie Verhulst.
Donovan and tuner Lin Chen were still putting the finishing touches to Donovan's V8-powered Mag & Turbo Tauranga Nissan S15 at the beginning of the week and only just made the ferry across Cook Strait. Everything seemed to come right once they got to Christchurch however with Donovan enjoying his best showing to date after battling his way to third place in D1 and Verhulst back on the Pro-Am support class podium with a third place of her own behind the wheel of her Mag & Turbo Tauranga Toyota Supra.
Like the D1 one, the Pro-Am competition also went down to the wire, the top qualifier, 17-year-old Auckland secondary school student Joe Kukutai (AK Auto Customs Nissan Skyline R32) looking set to claim his first round win of the season until he went off track in his second Top 2 battle with fellow Aucklander Darren Kelly (DKM Fabrication Nissan Skyline R32).
That gave Kelly the advantage and the win with Jodie Verhulst third after also needing a second battle before she could wrest the final podium spot off Aucklander Mike Thorley (Femme Fatale Nissan Laurel).
Points wise, former D1NZ champion Daniel 'Fanga Dan' Woolhouse (Castrol Edge Holden Commodore V8), continues to lead the overall standings with just one round (in Auckland) to go, despite not getting past the Top 16 in Christchurch thanks to on-form local driver Phil Sutherland (Nissan Cefiro).
With a second win in as many rounds, however, runner-up Whiddett has closed the gap from 53 points to 28.5, with Andrew Redward just 6.5 points back in third, setting the scene for an all-action final in Auckland later this month.
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Globe Trekker - Globe Trekker- New Zealand featuring Ian Wright
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Pilot Guide traveler Ian Wright discovers that New Zealand, far from merely being home to a larger population of sheep than of humans, is a land of wonderful la...
Pilot Guide traveler Ian Wright discovers that New Zealand, far from merely being home to a larger population of sheep than of humans, is a land of wonderful landscapes, ancient Maori culture and the most extreme sports under the sun.
After a long flight he arrives in Auckland. Next day he gets to know the city in true kiwi style 'rap jumping' down 13 stories of a city skyscraper.
Ian has been invited to a Maori community in Rawhiti, so he catches the ferry across to the Bay of Islands. About 15% of the country's population claim descent from the Marae tribes who first came to New Zealand a thousand years ago from Polynesia. Outsiders can only visit a Marai (the church and hall at the center of every Maori community) by invitation. On arrival Ian has to undergo the powhirl ceremony to find out if he's friend or foe.
Catching a ride back down south Ian arrives in Rotorua, the Sulphur City. Because it's on a fault line the underground activity bubbles up and comes up here as sulphur springs. It's a thermal wonderland but it doesn't half stink!
Before leaving town Ian experiences Zorb, another weird kiwi pastime which involves rolling through the countryside in a giant transparent sphere.
The Kiwi Experience bus is a great way to see the country. It's cheap and easy and Ian is dropped off in the Akatarawa Valley near Wellington. He's arranged to work on an emu farm for a couple of days, as part of a scheme called Willing Workers on Organic Farms. For 2 or 3 hours of work a day you can get free board and lodging.
The Cook Strait is named after Captain Cook, and Ian takes the ferry to the South Island and on to Christchurch by train. There's an amazing view from the train and Christchurch itself is a twee, leafy city built to a plan by members of Christchurch College, Oxford, 150 years ago.
Queenstown is the extreme sports capital of the world. Overlooked by the Remarkables mountain range on the shores of Lake Wakatipu it is popular with tourists, many of whom, like Ian, just can't resist the lure of the bungee jump. Nuttier still is the Fly by Wire, a bizarre contraption literally dreamed up by some inventor, in which Ian swings, high above a valley, suspended on a piece of wire.
Ian spends his last night in New Zealand ten thousand feet above sea level in the small, unheated Chancellor Hut, half way up the Fox Glacier. He flies to the glacier by helicopter and meets up with his guide Kathy, whose trained eyes ensure they avoid dangerous holes and crevasses. Ian gets up early the next morning to end his stay in New Zealand with a 4 hour walk in stunning scenery to the top of the Fox Glacier.
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Pilot Guide traveler Ian Wright discovers that New Zealand, far from merely being home to a larger population of sheep than of humans, is a land of wonderful landscapes, ancient Maori culture and the most extreme sports under the sun.
After a long flight he arrives in Auckland. Next day he gets to know the city in true kiwi style 'rap jumping' down 13 stories of a city skyscraper.
Ian has been invited to a Maori community in Rawhiti, so he catches the ferry across to the Bay of Islands. About 15% of the country's population claim descent from the Marae tribes who first came to New Zealand a thousand years ago from Polynesia. Outsiders can only visit a Marai (the church and hall at the center of every Maori community) by invitation. On arrival Ian has to undergo the powhirl ceremony to find out if he's friend or foe.
Catching a ride back down south Ian arrives in Rotorua, the Sulphur City. Because it's on a fault line the underground activity bubbles up and comes up here as sulphur springs. It's a thermal wonderland but it doesn't half stink!
Before leaving town Ian experiences Zorb, another weird kiwi pastime which involves rolling through the countryside in a giant transparent sphere.
The Kiwi Experience bus is a great way to see the country. It's cheap and easy and Ian is dropped off in the Akatarawa Valley near Wellington. He's arranged to work on an emu farm for a couple of days, as part of a scheme called Willing Workers on Organic Farms. For 2 or 3 hours of work a day you can get free board and lodging.
The Cook Strait is named after Captain Cook, and Ian takes the ferry to the South Island and on to Christchurch by train. There's an amazing view from the train and Christchurch itself is a twee, leafy city built to a plan by members of Christchurch College, Oxford, 150 years ago.
Queenstown is the extreme sports capital of the world. Overlooked by the Remarkables mountain range on the shores of Lake Wakatipu it is popular with tourists, many of whom, like Ian, just can't resist the lure of the bungee jump. Nuttier still is the Fly by Wire, a bizarre contraption literally dreamed up by some inventor, in which Ian swings, high above a valley, suspended on a piece of wire.
Ian spends his last night in New Zealand ten thousand feet above sea level in the small, unheated Chancellor Hut, half way up the Fox Glacier. He flies to the glacier by helicopter and meets up with his guide Kathy, whose trained eyes ensure they avoid dangerous holes and crevasses. Ian gets up early the next morning to end his stay in New Zealand with a 4 hour walk in stunning scenery to the top of the Fox Glacier.
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Cook Strait Ferry | Picton to Wellington, NZ
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New Zealand Ferry Rough Crossing.mov
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Rough Ferry crossing Cook Strait New Zealand
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Interislander: Cook Strait Ferry, New Zealand (Neuseeland)
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Cook Strait ferry crossing
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New Zealand. Amazing Cook Strait and Bluebridge Ferry
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Ship departing Wellington into big swell
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COME ON OVER with Bluebridge - The Cook Strait Ferry
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COME ON OVER with Bluebridge - The Cook Strait Ferry
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Interislander Cook Strait Ferry - Kaitiaki
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Cook Strait Ferry - South & North Island - New Zealand
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Cook Strait in Timelapse
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Cook Strait Ferry "Kaitaki"
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Interislander crossing Cook Strait , New Zealanda 2009
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Interislander crossing Cook Strait , New Zealanda 2009
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Surfing the South Island of New Zealand - Winter
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Wellington Video Travel Guide | Expedia Asia
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Wellington Video Travel Guide | Expedia Asia
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Picton - New Zealand HD
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Your Guide to Wellington - New Zealand
Wellington - Stunning Harbour Capital
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Wellington, NZ cruise HD
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Wellington Helicopter Tours, Heli Flights, New Zealand
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Wellington Helicopter Tours, Heli Flights, New Zealand
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Tourism & Vacations in Wellington, New Zealand
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Things to do in Israel | Top Attractions Travel Guide
When you think of traveling to Israel visiting religious sites in Jerusalem or basing your...
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Antigua Vacation Travel Guide | Expedia (4k 60fps)
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CROSSING COOKS STRAIT // NEW ZEALAND
We drove two hours from Nelson to Picton NZ and then took the ferry for three hours across...
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CROSSING COOKS STRAIT // NEW ZEALAND
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New Zealand /Wellington to Picton (Ferry crossing between the North&South; Islands) Part 8
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New Zealand /Wellington to Picton (Ferry crossing between the North&South; Islands) Part 8
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Wellington Vacation Travel Guide | Expedia
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Wellington Vacation Travel Guide | Expedia
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Surfing the South Island of New Zealand - Winter
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Surfing the South Island of New Zealand - Winter Trailer One
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Globe Trekker - New Zealand
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Cook Strait Ferry | Picton to Wellington, NZ
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Cook Strait Ferry | Picton to Wellington, NZ
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New Zealand Ferry Rough Crossing.mov
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Rough Ferry crossing Cook Strait New Zealand
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Interislander: Cook Strait Ferry, New Zealand (Neuseeland)
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Cook Strait ferry crossing
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New Zealand. Amazing Cook Strait and Bluebridge Ferry
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Ship departing Wellington into big swell
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COME ON OVER with Bluebridge - The Cook Strait Ferry
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Interislander Cook Strait Ferry - Kaitiaki
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Cook Strait Ferry - South & North Island - New Zealand
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Cook Strait in Timelapse
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Cook Strait Ferry "Kaitaki"
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Interislander crossing Cook Strait , New Zealanda 2009
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Surfing the South Island of New Zealand - Winter
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Nouvelle Zelande
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Across New Zealand In A Camper Van
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The Codys D1NZ National Drifting Championship Powerbuilt Tools Raceway
COLLIS PUSHES WHIDDETT ALL THE WAY AT LATEST CODY'S D1NZ DRIFT ROUND
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Globe Trekker - Globe Trekker- New Zealand featuring Ian Wright
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