Leave the stresses and strains of modern life behind and board a seaplane at Port Hardy for your floating wilderness.
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Located on a side street off Via Babuino, a stone’s throw from the Piazza del Popolo and five minutes walk from the Piazza di Spagna, Babette is that great little place you hope to find every time you travel.
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Normandy is famous for what it can do with apples, which mostly seem to involve alcohol.
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69 Years later and visiting the beaches, I am armed only with a few tissues.... it was not enough.
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Ok, well I do not own a Chateau, nor does my home resemble one but Chateau La Cheneviere in Port en Bessin, Normandy is just so comfortable and welcoming that after a day out exploring, you find yourself saying "let's go home".
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As promised, here are a few taster photos of where you might stay on Waiheke if you were a pop star.
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It has been raining hard all day and the approach into Wellington is rather foggy. In fact, it is consistently foggy and wet for my entire visit.
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As it happens this turns out to be a good decision as I come up to the Huka Falls themselves and have time enough to wander and take some photos.
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Set high on a ridge overlooking Taupo is the glorious architectural wonder, Acacia Cliffs, also home to Tom the sheep.
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Not far from Rotorua in distance but a million miles apart is Treetops Lodge and Wilderness Resort, this is where nature comes to play.
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One can only imagine what the site must have looked like from the sky - no roads, no power cables, no houses just fantastic views, rolling countryside and a huge pine tree which was later to become the Party Tree.
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Rotorua's full name is Te Rotorua-nui-a-Kahumatamomoe and means second lake in Maori.
Action and adventure, thrills and spills, Maori heritage, thermal springs and spas, Rotorua has something for everyone.
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