Visit New Zealand
We have found from experience that much to read and inform yourself before you travel anywhere you take then always surprises. We do not know if it’s because the guides are made from a perspective different from ours, if publishers are in cahoots with the local tourism industry if people consider only the ideal part and forget what is not so. In this post we will try to tell us things would have been useful to know before coming here and we’ve only known (or have paid attention only to them) when we arrived. They are based on our own experience and what to keep in mind that we have a couple, we 30ypico, budget, season from October to November (spring-summer) and we had forty days to see it.
This is not a country for shopping, visiting monuments and museums, or relax on the beaches “domesticated.” Here the majority of time spent outdoors or on the road with all that entails. That is why we think the ideal way to travel is the truck / camper, although a car + tent can be almost as interesting though possibly less convenient. New Zealand is an agricultural country, farming and tourism, and its citizens and leaders are fully aware of the importance of the ecosystem in its economy. Unlike what happens in Spain, here every inch of land is controlled, fenced, exploited, documented, protected, etc.










