This one-of-a-kind travel book provides you with a sense of place rather than a list of places to go.New Zealand is one of the world's most remote countries. Perhaps that's what makes it so enticing to visit. Well, that and her jaw-dropping scenery, incredible Kiwi hospitality and list of possible adventures longer than a bungy jump cord. This is one place you'll want to savor, one island at a time. That's why this book just includes 54 enlightening and entertaining impressions about the South Island.Soak up the scenery and adventure sports in and around Queenstown--possibly one of Mother Nature's finest masterpieces. Give into temptation in the Otago region and try the local wines or your hand at gold panning. Travel down to Te Anau for an up-close look at the Southern Alps and the incomparable Fiordland National Park. Experience the warmth of the city of Nelson, one of the country's sunniest spots. Then set sail or tramp through Abel Tasman National Park, the Tasman District and the picture postcard Marlborough Sounds."The Unguidebook New Zealand's South Island" is the fourth volume in the travel book series that features, "A Picture Is Worth 1,000 Characters." The authors continue to travel the world and share their personal reflections in their unique style. They give a modern twist to the old phrase, "A picture is worth a thousand words." Each of their impressions has a captivating original photograph and a story that's exactly 1,000 characters long, down to the last period. This book is available as a paperback with black and white photos and as an e-book with color photos. "This book provides you with a tantalizing taste of the amazing adventures the world has in store for you. A must-read for the young and the young at heart traveler." Julie Beckers, Top 100 Travel Blogger, A Not So Young Woman Abroad • Author: Douglas J. Freeman, K. MacKenzie Freeman • Publisher: Independently Published • Publication Date: Jan 26, 2019 • Number of Pages: 136 pages • Language: English • Binding: Paperback • ISBN-10: 1795001097 • ISBN-13: 9781795001090
