This might be the last installment from New Zealand as I’m flying home to Sweden the 30th of November.
I have had a pleasant stay here in Queenstown as there are plenty of things to do. The town is surrounded by mountains there are a couple of things you could to if you want some exercise. I teamed up with another Swede and guy from Switzerland two days ago for half a day of mountain biking. I have never tried it before and the tracks proved to be really challenging and I walked half of the time…
I had a lay in yesterday as I had a big night out the day before…I didn’t want to stay at the hostel the whole day so I took my book with me and went for a walk. I found a nice spot and sat there reading for 3 hours. Great to have some time on my own!
Today’s adventure consisted of a 6 hours walk up to one of the mountains. My latest ventures into the world of extreme adventures (skydive and bungy jump) have apparently not cured my fear of heights. I fixed my eyes on my feet but I didn’t enjoy the final track up to the summit which reaches 1800 meters over Queenstown. It was still worth it in the end as the view was stunning and that I had managed conquered my fear.
So, I’m heading to Christchurch tomorrow BUT there is still one last adventure left, 3 hours of rafting at Rangitata. It is supposedly one of the best places to do rafting and I’m sure it will be great fun.
Goodbye from NZ!
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