It’s been a while since we’ve been able to upload any photos of our trip. In fact, this is the first time since we arrived on the South Island back at the start of November.
But, as promised in a couple of more recent posts, here are Steph’s photographs from our journeys on the south side of the Cook Strait.
These photos cover our trip from Abel Tasman National Park in the north, down to Wanaka, Queenstown and Fiordland in the south.
Steph stands on the famous Abel Tasman swing bridge as we walk part of the track
A yacht in Nelson
A swing bridge close to the start of Rob Roy’s glacier walk
Steve on the swing bridge during Rob Roy’s glacier walk
Rob Roy’s Glacier sits on top of the mountain – a nice reward for all that walking
Steve in front of Rob Roy’s Glacier
Steph surveys the scene at Rob Roy’s Glacier
Rain in the valley as we return from the glacier walk
Queenstown
A jet boat on the Shooter river near Queenstown
Skippers Canyon
Mountains lining the Milford Road
A tour boat heads out into Milford Sound
Milford Sound
Sunlight breaking through at Milford Sound
A boat travels the waters in Doubtful Sound
Doubtful Sound from up high
Walking up Roy’s Peak in Wanaka
Steve looks out into Mount Aspiring National Park
A man walks towards us on Roy’s Peak
Steph tries to take in the vista at Roy’s Peak
Steph taking a breather at the summit of Roy’s Peak
A scenic flight around Mount Aspiring
A view over the Southern Alps from inside the aircraft
Mount Aspring, one face cloaked in cloud
Mount Aspiring stands majestically beside us
Cooking in the sun at Kinloch, the night before beginning our Routeburn Track walk
On Tuesday 29 December we head out on the second of our Great Walks, along the Milford Track. We’ll add photos from that walk and our wander along the Routeburn Track soon(ish).
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