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Aus/NZ/Oceania Travel Feature Writer: Lyn Rasmussen

Welcome to your gateway to travel in Australia, New Zealand and Oceania offering easy to access information about all aspects of travel in this captivating part of the world.

Discover an introduction to Vanuatu and Cook Island celebrations, the mouth watering Cadbury chocolate cruise and the fabulous Port Arthur Historic Site, the peace and tranquillity of William Rickets Sanctuary, the challenge of the Red Snapper Classic in New Zealand and the beauty of the Coal River Valley Wine Region in Tasmania, Australia.

Australia, New Zealand and the pacific islands in Oceania offer incredibly diverse opportunities for travellers.

Join me in exploring these destinations. Send an e-mail with comments, questions, suggestions and experiences or post in the discussion forum.


Feature Writer Articles in Aus/NZ/Oceania Travel

 		New Zealand Vacations – Paradise Valley Springs
Neither lions nor trout are native to NZ but they are at home in the surroundings of this Rotorua nature park. Pools are fed by pure water bubbling from a natural spring.
New Zealand Vacations – Free Rotorua Activities
Rotorua NZ is a great place for family holidays. The grounds of the Ngongotaha Trout Hatchery provide a tranquil spot for picnics and streamside walks without entry fee.
Christchurch New Zealand – Central City by Tram
A trip to the South Island in New Zealand would not be complete without a ride on the Christchurch tram. The tramway tour of central Christchurch comes with commentary.
Cheap Family Vacation Activities in Rotorua NZ
Free activities for families are easy to find in Rotorua New Zealand. Kuirau Park provides a colourful children's playground, a fresh food market and bubbling mud pools.
Travel to New Zealand for Adventure Holidays
A New Zealand adventure holiday can be a life-changing experience. Adventure packages easily accessible from Rotorua include tandem skydiving and whitewater rafting.
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Contributing Articles in Aus/NZ/Oceania Travel

 		Popular New Zealand Seaside Resort
Paraparaumu Beach, north of the capital city, Wellington, is a holiday destination not yet spoiled by commercialism. It offers relaxation, recreation and history.
Moko – Gisborne's Resident Lone Wild Dolphin
Experts are warning anyone looking for a dolphin adventure to follow simple guidelines when swimming with Gisborne's resident bottlenose Moko.
Australia's Red Heart
Expeditions into deserts don't have to be stories of dehydration and unending heat, as a trip to visit Ayers rock reveals.
Moko - Gisborne's Wild Bottlenose Dolphin
Holidaymakers in Gisborne, New Zealand, are enjoying some special summer entertainment this year - the opportunity to swim with a dolphin almost any time they want.
What to See in Vanuatu
Unique combination of traditional tribal communities, beach resorts, accessible volcanoes, pristine underwater environments and flora/ fauna of amazing diversity
Top Five Sustainable Travel Getaways
Sustainable tourism is about helping to preserve endangered ecosystems and support impoverished and disenfranchised communities - all through the business of travel.
What to See in Sydney
Most people know about Sydney only by her two famous landmarks - the Opera House and the Harbour Bridge.
New Zealand Bird Sanctuary and Historic Site
Visitors to this popular New Zealand tourist destination can see endangered native birds and stand on the site where Capt Cook claimed British sovereignty.
Champagne Bay – the Best Beach in Vanuatu
An unspoiled tourist destination that is not as well known as it deserves to be, Champagne Beach on the Pacific Island of Vanuatu is waiting to be discovered
Noumea, New Caledonia and the French Pacific
British explorer James Cook called the island New Caledonia because he thought its rugged hills resembled those of his native Scotland
Three Top Lankawi Malaysia Hotels
There are many hotels and resorts on the island of Langkawi Malaysia. These are three of the more notable hotels on the island.
Tantalising Tasmania
With more visitors each year than its entire population Tasmania is famed to the world for its unique wilderness environments, 17 national parks and its rugged coastlines
Captain Cook's Landing at Poverty Bay
New Zealand travel should include Gisborne, or Poverty Bay as Captain Cook named it. See the statues of the great explorer and Young Nick who first sighted the land.
See New Zealand Marine Mammals and Penguins
Aramoana and Allans Beach, both less than an hour's drive from Dunedin, are easily accessible locations to observe some of the world's rarest marine mammals and penguins.
Destination Australia – North Coast NSW
With 300 km of pristine coastline the North Coast of NSW offers its 2 million annual visitors an experience like none other on the planet.
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