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RE: Havey’s Australia & New Zealand Adventure Part 24 – Te Anau, New Zealand
Amazing stretch of water, along with handsome Gus as a private guide through your hike. Photography gives a good feel for how change happens suddenly on island of the long white cloud Nicky.
By what I have heard weather wise you can expect rain most days, at least you got to stretch your legs, open the lungs after a grueling porta potty call, when on tour you always lament to lack of time in certain areas.
I definitely hear the sound of I have to return to explore some more!
Hey @joanstewart haha yea Gus was leading the charge on this one! It was surreal having him with us for all that time!
Yes we were pretty fortunate actually with the weather given the time of year we went in May!
And you'd be right. Don't be surprised to hear about me going back there in a few years time 😀
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May is a good month to travel in southern hemisphere, out of season, normally weather does behave it really is on the day.
Rain did give a true reflection of the area since they get a lot of rain down there.
I do think I rode my luck with NZ weather as it was unseasonably good (warm and sunny) most days. Just the odd day we spent in the rain like today but weather changes quickly there and the day after I left, the real winter struck and took a turn for the worse!
Plenty of rain on the west coast absorbed by all the mountain ranges
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Always pot luck with the weather, we had snow here yesterday up in the mountains.
In NZ I believe many roads are difficult to get through when snow falls, with change in weather patterns around the world it really is a good guessing game.
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