GO NZ: Sounds like luxury: Cruising through Marlborough
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Peter de Graaf is a reporter for the Northern Advocatepeter.degraaf@northernadvocate.co.nznorthernadvocat
Peter de Graaf
If you want to experience New Zealand s most beautiful places – and I mean experience them, not just look at them from afar – you need to suffer a certain amount of discomfort.
You need to lug a pack groaning under the weight of a week s worth of food. You need to put up with mosquitoes invading your tent, a wafer-thin mattress and dehydrated meals. Don t even start me on breaking camp in the rain or sharing a hut with a dozen incurable snorers.
New Zealand cruises still sailing this summer 2021
3 Jan, 2021 05:06 PM
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NZ Herald
By: Tiana Templeman
Small is beautiful when it comes to summer cruising in New Zealand, with boutique lines such as Affinity Cruises, Fiordland Discovery, and Heritage Expeditions offering Kiwi-only voyages for the 2020/21 season.
Heritage Expeditions Spirit of Enderby is the first (and so far only) international ship to arrive for the summer season and the company s directors Aaron and Nathan Russ are elated their vessel had once again returned to local waters.
Read More The arrival of Spirit of Enderby is a huge win not only for us, but also for the country s economy and travel industry, ongoing scientific research and New Zealanders looking for an overseas-style holiday experience without having to leave the country, said Aaron.
The cruises setting sail from New Zealand this summer
12 Dec, 2020 11:31 PM
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Explore New Zealand s most remote places on a cruise this summer. Photo / T Kraakman
NZ Herald
By: Tiana Templeman
Small is beautiful when it comes to summer cruising in New Zealand, with boutique lines such as Affinity Cruises, Fiordland Discovery, and Heritage Expeditions offering Kiwi-only voyages for the 2020/21 season.
Heritage Expeditions Spirit of Enderby is the first (and so far only) international ship to arrive for the summer season and the company s directors Aaron and Nathan Russ are elated their vessel had once again returned to local waters.