Another abandoned place … there’s even a historic walk that allows people to access the ruins of the former industrial wharf –  at your own…

The walkway near Tolaga Bay is a elegant walk up the cliffs and then on the rim down to the cove where Captain Cook first…

Going East! The road is getting narrower every hour and the bays make a rather deserted impression. Wharfs are long closed and rot away in…

A rainy Sunday in Gisborne is like … a rainy Sunday anywhere in NZ: Empty streets, crowded Shopping Centres. After a disapointment about a postponed…

Haha, I had to strain an online dictionary to come up with an english word for the German “Minigolf”. Thought I had heard mini putt…

Gisborne has a special feel to it, not quite a big city but a very long way from one end to the other and our…

Not many people seem to go to Urewera, and I wonder if it is too far away, to many km on gravel road or is…

The city with a lighthouse at downtown. There are only two motels there and we tried them both, each a night and both of them…

A winding road, not small, but with all these log trucks a neverending story … when we had finally overtaken two big trucks and a…

Our Lady of Lourdes, a church by NZ architect John Scott, got our full attention in Havelock North while we skipped everything else there (had…