Centennial Hut is an alpine hut in New Zealand above Franz Josef glacier. We first became enchanted by this hut when we saw a picture of it at the Banff Film Festival hosted by the New Zealand Alpine Club. Having just finished a high alpine skills course ourselves where...

Queenstown has no shortage of extreme and nature activities. While bungy jumping and sky diving may be the most well known there is an endless list of cool activities. This video highlights a weekend in Queenstown heli snowshoeing, flyboarding, jet packing and jet boating!   Check out our photos...

The judgement of success is always relative. Our original glowworm video has over 300,000 views on YouTube and was featured on well-respected sites IFLScience, Wired, Smithsonian and DigitalRev and even won the New Zealand Geographic Photographer of the Year – Timelapse award which is one of New Zealand’s most...

Sunrise Hut is in the Ruahine mountain range on the North Island. The location is known for it’s beautiful sunrises. We walked past the hut with a plan to climb one of the mountains in the background which was foiled when gale force winds rolled in and ruin our...

You won’t hear about the Naseby Ice Luge in any New Zealand guidebook. That’s unfortunate because it deserves to be on everyone’s winter to-do-list!!!! We narrowly missed the 2014 season but just managed to catch the end of the 2015 season. The track exists because it was a passion...

Poor Knights Island is New Zealand’s best known scuba diving site. The place is literally crawling with marine life! We swam through a cave with fish streaming through it and saw lots of different species along with some eels and stingrays! This was my first official scuba diving adventure...

The first thing Jenna said when she saw Mueller Hut was “That’s the most beautiful hut I’ve ever seen”. That pretty much sums up our whole weekend in Mount Cook National Park! Winter is officially here! Check out our photos and blog from Mueller Hut

Mount Tarawera in Rotorua is best known for its 1886 eruption killing 120 people. Today a colourful crater remains that you can hike including a 400m long scree run. This is one of Rotorua’s best kept secrets! Check out our photos and blog from Mount Tarawera  

The Volvo Ocean Race is a race around the world and regarded by sailors as the ultimate sailing competition. We had the opportunity to join Team Alvimedica for some in-port racing in Auckland harbour during their stop-over! Check out our blog and photos from racing with Team Alvimedica