Whether you’re road-tripping in a campervan or exploring on foot, staying connected is vital for both safety and convenience. While major cities and towns have decent mobile coverage, much of rural and central Aotearoa has poor reception—you’ll often find no signal at all between towns or in remote areas. That’s why it’s so important to […]
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When travelling through Aotearoa – New Zealand, it’s easy to get swept up in the breathtaking landscapes and fresh air. But behind the beauty lies a strong commitment to protecting our environment and people especially when it comes to water safety, biosecurity and food hygiene. These areas might seem minor but they’re crucial to understand
Travelling alone or as a woman in Aotearoa – New Zealand can be one of the most rewarding experiences of your life. From the wild beauty of remote beaches to the friendly buzz of small towns, this is a place where solo travel is not only possible, it’s deeply empowering. While Aotearoa is considered one
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Aotearoa–New Zealand is an outdoor lover’s paradise, with rugged mountain trails, remote beaches, wild rivers, and ancient forests all waiting to be explored. Whether you’re hiking, biking, kayaking, or just taking in the views, getting out into nature is one of the best ways to experience this country. But with great freedom comes the need
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Driving is one of the best ways to explore Aotearoa – New Zealand. It gives you the freedom to visit remote beaches, alpine passes, and wild national parks. But if you’re new to our roads, it’s worth brushing up on a few key safety tips before you go. Stay Left and Stay Alert We drive
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Yes — it absolutely is. Aotearoa ranks 4th on the Global Peace Index and is often praised for its low crime rates, welcoming culture and excellent infrastructure. But safety isn’t just about people — it’s also about the land. Earthquakes, volcanic zones and unpredictable weather are part of life here. That doesn’t mean you need
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We live in the heart of it, surrounded by active volcanoes and perched right on the edge of the Pacific tectonic plate. Over the years we’ve felt the earth rumble beneath our feet, experienced a few decent earthquakes and were witness to the eruption from Mount Ruapehu. And yet, we wouldn’t be anywhere else. Like
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