Why am I doing a VLOG again? Well for one it’s Fun and well i ran out of Space for Media Uploads on my WordPress Account, so I can’t show you the pictures like you’re used too. I’m searching for another way than just making videos, but for the time being its that. 🙂
Month: April 2016
From Auckland to Melbourne
After saying Goodbye to New Zealand I left Auckland for Melbourne in a relaxed and 4 hour flight. I almost saw the sunset all the time, because we followed it on it’s way to Australia. 
And here again is a Time-Lapse of the start and the Landing.
18.04.16
Rainy day in Auckland
I spent a day in Auckland since i have a transition there between my flights from Queenstown and to Melbourne.
Sadly it was mostly a rainy day. But I still got to see some nice things and I bought myself some noise-canceling headphones. Because of all the flights and well, because they’re awesome. 😀
Fire was coming out of the top of the stone just one second before i took the photo i swear!
17.04.16
Goodbye to New Zealand
Just a little video 🙂
Flying to Auckland
Yesterday I flew from Queenstown to Auckland, here are some impressions of the trip 🙂
Waiting with Shirley (and Chocolate) 
Between the Clouds.
The northernmost point of the South Island
Mt. Taranaki.
Landed save in Auckland. 🙂
And here is a Time lapse of the take-off and the landing 🙂
16.04.16
Long Trip to Queenstown
Just a little Update on what I did that day, since a made a post for every day the recent week I thought this day also had the right to a post.
And although it was fun, the only two things I did that I want to share are that I was in the water with dolphins at, the realizingly cold, Curio Bay
and that I jumped from the bridge that you see in the picture below. With it’s 15 meters it was an awesome feeling and im really happy I did it Altough I was very scared at first.
I had a very fun evening in Queenstown after that, celebrating the trip we had.
15.04.16
Catlins
We got up early in the morning to see the sunrise at Nugget Point, which was really amazing as you can see below. 🙂
A blowhole, but sadly the wind wasn’t strong enough.
The best, and most beautiful Coffee I had in New Zealand at the Lost Gypsy a really fun store.
Some Waterfalls 🙂
And the cathedral cave 🙂
Slope Point, the southernmost point of the South Island.
14.04.16
Driving further South
The next station on my trip was Owaka, a little town that is next to Nugget Point (the place with the lighthouse you see in the pictures), where the sunrise is supposed to be really be beautiful.
On the way we stopped at Tunnel beach and at the end of the day we visited cannibal beach. 
13.04.16
Otago Peninsula
The Otago Peninsula was a fun place to visit, although i was a little bit disappointed at first, because you’re supposed to be able to see albatrosses and penguins and I didn’t see them.
But Allans beach was really nice and seeing some seals again was fun, they’re always look so chilled out when they’re sleeping.
12.04.16
Dunedin
Dunedin is one of the rare city’s in New Zealand that has something you could call architecture. 😀 I really liked seeing something like old buildings again and the Scottish style this city has is nice. Dunedin also is a city with very big height differences so drinking in it is really confusing, but the upside to this is that I could visit the steepest street in the world, according to the Guinness Book of world Records that is.
11.04.16
Road to Dunedin
After Mt. Cook we made our way to Dunedin and visited the elephant Rocks and the Moeraki Boulders on the way 🙂
The pelennor fields, were most of the Lord of the Rings fight scenes were shot, weren’t that impressive.
The Elephant Rocks:
Oamaru:
Moeraki Boulders:
And here is proof that sheep are cute but dumb: 😀
Mount Cook
Mount Cook is a stunningly beautiful mountain and the highest in New Zealand. The Road to Mount Cook from Tekapo already offers amazing views but it get’s even better in the village and especially if you do one of the hikes to a view point. I was so unbelievably happy to see some snow again 😀 and the glaciers surrounding it were also very nice to look at, although glaciers are always a little bit sad to look at because you can see where they’re supposed to be and were they are because of the climate change.
Still it was an amazing day, I took some amazing pictures and I hope you can enjoy them. 🙂
09.04.16
Tekapo
After Edoras I visited Tekapo, famous for it’s beautiful night sky. 
In the night I had one of the most magnificent night-skys I’ve ever seen. But sadly it was also the coldest night ever during which I slept in a tent. I was totally not equipped for frost. That was an experience I’m not planning to repeat. I never realized how much I love the comfort and luxury of my home before.
Luckily the morning after that was still nice.
08.04.16
Edoras
Am siebten war ich da
wo Edoras mal war,
das haben sie zwar abgebaut,
trotzdem ha ichs mir angeschaut!
Two days ago i visited Edoras, although that they removed it all the place itself was still very impressive 🙂
Enjoy the pictures 🙂
07.04.16
Abel Tasman National Park
bbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbOn Tuesday the 8th I made a wonderful trip to the Abel Tasman National Park, with a half day of Kayaking and a half day of walking back to the point I started.
I did this with a fun group of British people that singed up for the same tour as I did and at first I was a little bit scared of being in a 2-Seat Kayak if a Stranger that claimed he never kayaked before, but it turned out to be great. 😀
He really was good and did’t have any problems kayaking and in the group in total was great and we had some nice talks both in the Kayak and on the track back.
It was a totally fun day with some cool people 🙂
Zoom in to see some Seals 🙂
Thanks for reading, I hope you enjoyed the Pictures.
March
After I left Punakaki I had long Bus and Ferry Rides as I made my way from Punakaki to Nelson on the 23th, from there to Wellington on the 24th and back to Nelson on the 26th.
I went to Wellington because I could help out at the Goethe Institute on a Workshop for some German Teachers in New Zealand.
Back in Nelson I searched for I job and although that search was not a success I still had a great time there, especially in the Abel Tasman National Park, but I will write an extra article for that day, and I manged to work for food and accommodation here and there, but after some time I had enough of Nelson and traveled on to Picton, where I stayed for a week planning my trip and booking the flights back after that a had a beautiful week in the Marlborough Sounds helping out a very nice family there. Back in Picton I still wasn’t sure how I would continue my travels, but luckily a friend i med here texted me and asked if I would like to join him on a road trip around in the southern Parts of the south Island. I thought that this is a great idea so I started my way south to Christchurch, where our trip will start tomorrow.
Here are some impressions from the (too long) time since my last blog. Enjoy
(also my first video Yaaaaaaaay :D)