New Zealand travel blog

In this article, we will show how to spend a perfect day in Cambridge, this picture-perfect lil’ piece of old Europe in the very heart of the region. The best part is that our Cambridge itinerary includes literally zero paid attractions and a good million of positive emotions and beautiful places.

Tourism Bay of Plenty approached us with an amazing opportunity – to film video about the local waterfalls for an advertising campaign they are launching in Wellington. Need we even mention we have never visited all three waterfalls before? So, let’s explore them together!

New Zealand’s warmest area is so unique and has so much to offer, you’ll regret never exploring it properly! From giant sand dunes to Maldives-like tiny islands surrounded by crystal clear water, from the largest kauri trees to the oldest industrial and stone buildings in the country – this 2-week Northland itinerary has all the highlights of Northland!

An a plane you need to somehow make yourself comfortable on a seat that in a few hours time reminds more of a torture machine than a comfy bed, stay hydrated, stretch your legs, jump your way through sleeping neighbours to the toilets and keep yourself entertained. Who else has all the tips and tricks for surviving a long haul flight, if not the avid yogis?

Cosy Gothenburg is located on the west coast of Sweden. While most tourists prefer Stockholm over Gothenburg, or land here only to go directly to marvellous archipelagos with their amazing nature, locals are really fond of Gothenburg. So, I suppose, it’s a good reason to also pay closer attention to this city.

As you guys know, we have recently launched TSJwear – our own clothing brand, where each piece features a photo…

If you want to soak in gorgeous views, enjoy truly ancient wild nature and relax in a comfort of a luxurious resort, make sure you visit Langkawi island in Malasya one day. It’s a perfect combo of everything you need! 

Sunsets are gorgeous. Period. But I think, we all agree that while some of them come and go, others are born to become the brightest memories.

Thanks to Peter Jackson, New Zealand is now known worldwide as the ‘Real Middle Earth’. But the meaning behind this world goes far beyond ‘the place where ‘The Lord Of the Rings’ was filmed’. The landscapes of this country are so diverse, unique and absolutely out of this world that sometimes it’s difficult to believe your eyes.