Long term solo travel on a budget.
Let me give you one very important piece of advice. Always look into the visa situation before you travel to a new country, whether it's in the same region or on a whole new continent. Visa regulations vary from country to country and change depending on how long you want to stay and what you'll... Continue Reading →
As summer came to an end and winter was rolling in I was struggling to find a job in any of the big cities. I was lucky enough to meet a guy who knew a guy who would give me a job in Ohakune (pronounced Oh-ah-koo-nee). It was that easy. I hopped on the bus, arrived... Continue Reading →
To be able to hike over something so ancient, powerful and ever-changing is an awesome and unique experience especially coming from England; a land of no mountains, no snow and certainly no glaciers. We had the option of riding a helicopter to the top but we were all on a tight budget so we chose... Continue Reading →
Whatever you're looking for on this trip, there is something for everyone here. If you're an adrenaline junkie you can skydive and bungee jump, if you're into watersports you can river board or kayak, if you love to hike there are some world-class trails across both islands, if relaxing is your thing there are hidden... Continue Reading →
After my visit to STA, making a decision to spend four months in New Zealand, they recommend I get myself a Working Holiday visa. This means you can legally work and earn wages in the country for up to a year. It's a good idea if you want to spend a long time in the... Continue Reading →
Six Year Gap Year 