South Island Shutterbug: A 14-Day Photography Journey
14
Days
South Island, New Zealand
WITH
Meghan Maloney
South Island, New Zealand
Discover the South Island and experience the real New Zealand through the eyes of an award-winning nature photographer.
At the end of the nesting season thousands of baby turtles push through their sand nest on their way to the sea. Want to experience this wonder of nature?
Located within a highly protected ‘Green Zone’, Lady Elliot Island is a wildlife paradise and regarded as one of the best snorkelling destinations on the Great Barrier Reef. Swim with turtles by day, witness the magical turtle hatching season at night.
Learn incredible Underwater Photography skills from Mark, while you're surrounded by the crystal clear blue waters of Lady Elliot Island. You will stay at the world-famous Lady Elliot Island Eco Resort, one of Australia's finest examples of an eco-tourism resort.
Pick up your motorhome and head straight for one of the best drives in New Zealand, the famous Arthurs Pass. Along the way you'll explore Castle Hill (filming location for The Chronicles of Narnia) and Devil's Punchbowl. You'll finish the day on the West Coast town of Hokitika.
We offer a range of mid to premium motorhomes to suit solo, couples or families. All fully certified and fully functional kitchenette and bathrooms.
You can find yourself lost for hours in Castle Hill, wandering among the limestone formations that cover a huge area and providing a wealth of rock climbing and photographic opportunities!
The walk to Devils Punchbowl Falls is an easy 1-hour walk right in the heart of Arthur’s Pass taking you through beautiful beech forest and a 131-metre waterfall.
Start your day by visiting a local carving studio where you will learn what traditional carving is all about and immerse yourself in the Maori culture. Then it's time to start your trip down the awesome West Coast to the glaciers.
Carving your own piece is more than creating a hand made piece. It is a 360° experience that would allow you to experience the NZ carving tradition. You will be able to understand what carving is all about and immerse yourself in the Maori culture. With the help of our master carvers, we will be able to reveal the practical skills you did not know you had.
You'll never see a more perfect mountain reflection than those at Lake Matheson. This is Meghan's all-time favourite South Island view!
Half an hour inland from Hokitika lies Hokitika gorge, with water such a vivid turquoise colour you won't believe it's real. Meghan couldn't believe her eyes and even now when she looks back on her photos, she still can't!
On your second day in the West Coast Glaciers, you'll experience the Original Franz Josef Kayak Adventure! This guided kayak tour takes about 3 hours and leads you right into the heart of the Okarito Kiwi Sanctuary. A truly magical experience.
Paddle effortlessly across Lake Mapourika's mirror-like water, taking in the spectacular views of the Southern Alps and glaciers. Once on the far side, your guide will take you to a small bush clad beach where you will get the chance to explore some of Westland's oldest untouched rainforest! Our magical Rainforest Trail is designed to take you on a walk through another time. Jurassic Rainforest, abundant bird life and home to the rarest kiwi's on the planet - simply unforgettable.
Start the day by visiting the mind-blowing Blue Pools. Then make your way to Lake Wanaka to meet the famous Wanaka tree, it can get very busy at times so plan carefully! Meghan's tip is to get at least one sunrise here - it is an undeniably picturesque setting despite the crowds. Lake Wanaka is one of the loveliest backdrops for photography with the mounts of Mt Aspiring National Park towering behind the lake.
Thunder Creek Falls is a beautiful specimen of a waterfall set right next to the road, and it's not the only one you'll spot along this road. Keep an eye out for Roaring Billy Falls, Fantail Falls and the Gates of Haast all within a short drive of each other through the Pass and all worth stopping to capture. Thunder Creek Falls is Meghan's pick of the bunch because of the way the Haast river flows right by providing a lovely foreground to the shot.
Set in New Zealand's beautiful beach forest, the half-hour walk to Blue Pools ends in a setting with water so blue you won't believe your eyes. It's a true New Zealand gem.
Rise and shine on your second day in Lake Wanaka. Today you are in for a treat! Enjoy a boat cruise on Lake Wanaka followed by a unique nature walk on the remote and magical Mou Waho Island (a predator-free nature reserve that's home to the rare flightless Buff Weka bird).
This half-day lake cruise takes you a really unique spot, Mou Waho Island, known as 'the island in the lake on an island in a lake'. With epic views to write home about and awesome native New Zealand wildlife (weka, wetas and more), this will be a day out to remember!
Take the gondola up for the best view over Queenstown. You’ll be carried 450 metres above Queenstown and Lake Wakatipu to the top of Bob's Peak, where you’ll enjoy a spectacular 220 degree panorama with breath-taking views. Then jump aboard the luge for a few thrilling rides down the mountain.
Jump on board the Skyline Queentown's eight-seater Gondola cabins and experience spectacular views of Lake Rotorua, the city and steaming geothermal vistas. Once up top, join the fun on the Luge tracks. Hop into a Luge cart (part go-cart, part toboggan) and hit the intermediate and advanced tracks.
The choice is yours. Queenstown is New Zealand's adventure heart land. Take your pick from a range of thrill seeking adventures, or if you can spend the day visiting some incredible hikes where you'll capture some amazing photos. You can even have the option to have a 2 day photography masterclass with Meghan Maloney.
Learn how to capture the beautiful images you've seen in this trip guide by spending 2 days with Meghan on a personalised photography masterclass. We'll cover techniques such as using filters for long exposure photography, trying out astrophotography (if the time of the year and weather permits), and capturing beautiful images around golden hour and sunrise/sunset in awesome locations around Queenstown. Meghan will take you to locations not on the tourist map and you'll create beautiful images you never even knew you were capable of! To attend this masterclass you'll need: 1. a DSLR/mirrorless camera with 2 lenses, one that can go as wide as 10-18mm and a zoom up to 200-300mm 2. A tripod 3. Ideally a laptop with Lightroom to try out editing techniques (though not essential) The masterclass needs to be booked at least 3 months in advance and is subject to Meghan's availability. Alternative location: Mt Cook
When in Queensland, you take a leap of faith with AJ Hackett Bungy, the first commercial bungy operator in the world. Choose out of a bungy jump (Kawarau Bridge, Ledge or Nevis) or a Swing (Ledge or Nevis) to get your heart racing!
This unmissable experience combines the exhilaration of a wilderness jet boat ride with a leisurely downstream float on our easy to use Funyaks. With a sumptuous lunch included, this trip is ideal for the whole family. If you only do one tour in Queenstown, this is it! The diversity and value of what's on offer in this full day of adventure is second to none.
Time to visit the mighty Milford Sounds. You'll depart early via a coach and head out along one of the most stunning roads you'll find anywhere in the world. We're not exaggerating! You'll be blown away by cruising through Milford Sounds, before catching the coach back to Queenstown. Option is to take a scenic flight from Queenstown to Milford Sound!
Departing Queenstown via coach you will enjoy one of New Zealand's most incredible roads out to Milford Sound. This all-day tour takes around 12.5 hours. Once you reach Milford Sound you'll join a leisurely cruise of this spectacular fiord. From thundering waterfalls to sky-high mountains to lush rainforests, Milford has it all. Experience the spray of a waterfall as you cruise close to sheer rock faces. Informative, participative, and relaxed, this is the perfect way to experience Milford Sound to the fullest.
The Catlins is a highly underrated and untouched area of New Zealand filled with amazing waterfalls and extensive coastal views. Capture the flow of Purakaunui Falls and Matai Falls and be amazed by the coastal Cathedral Caves.
Purukaunui Falls is one of the loveliest waterfalls to photograph in New Zealand, with a photogenic three tier flow in a mossy forest setting. If you visit when it's raining like I did, the flow will be even more impressive to capture! It's only a short 15 minute walk from the road to the viewing point.
The Catlins is known for its waterfalls and you're certainly spoilt for choice with so many to choose from! Matai Falls is a short walk through native forest and can be done on the same day as visiting Purakaunui Falls.
The Moeraki boulders are a real feature of the Otago coastline in an otherworldly, prehistoric kind of way. They're worth visiting at both sunset and sunrise to get the best lighting conditions and to capture long exposures of the waves rushing around the rocks. Make sure to check the tide times as well - mid tide is best!
The sunrise at Nugget Point lighthouse is one of Meghan's favourite sunrise experiences ever especially as it was in such an epic coastal location - the entire sky caught fire! Visit at the right time of year and you'll also have the opportunity to capture the Milky Way rising above the lighthouse and if you're even luckier a chance to see the Southern Lights as well (Aurora Australis).
Meghan was totally wowed by the unique landscapes of Tunnel Beach with cliffs rising dramatically above the sea and a secret tunnel you can take down to the beach. There are so many cool and different compositions to create at Tunnel Beach, especially on a moody, dramatic day. You'll easily find yourself losing an hour or two here!
Sunrise or sunset at the 5.5 Million years old Moeraki Boulders. One of the most unique features of the Otago coastline. Local Māori legends explain the boulders as the remains of eel baskets, calabashes, and kumara washed ashore from the wreck of Arai-te-uru (sailing canoe).
Starting your day on the East coast of NZ you'll have time to explore the coast and hopefully catch sight of the little Blue penguins who call this coast home. Then make your way to Aoraki/MtCook and explore the national park surrounding NZ's tallest peaks is a photographer's dream and must be on your NZ itinerary. The sheer number of day walks and short walks could keep you occupied for days, and it's also one of the best places in NZ to experience the incredible night skies with no light pollution.
The Bay of Fires Bush Retreat is located at the southern entrance to the Bay of Fires, 2 minutes drive to the township of Binalong Bay, and 10 minutes from St Helens, Tasmania. Travel North from the retreat along the Gardens Road to find the iconic white sand beaches, crystal blue water and the orange hued granite boulders the Bay of Fires is so famously known for. Travel south towards the coastline to find the Binalong Bay township, more white sand beaches, rock pools, snorkelling and diving nooks, and a lagoon that serves as the perfect location for kayaking and stand up paddleboarding.
Exploring the national park surrounding NZ's tallest peaks is a photographer's dream and has to be on your NZ itinerary. The sheer number of day walks and short walks could keep you occupied for days, and it's also one of the best places in NZ to experience the incredible night skies with no light pollution. Included in the trip is the ultimate scenic flight experience.
Fly in a ski plane and a helicopter on the same day for an unforgettable experience of Aoraki/Mount Cook. Enjoy a scenic adventure that includes a glacier snow landing on the Tasman Glacier. From takeoff to landing, you will enjoy spectacular views! Fly up the Tasman Valley over the breathtaking blue glacier lake. See the Hochstetter Icefall and the cloud-piercing Aoraki/Mount Cook before landing on the upper snowfields of the Tasman Glacier. Take time to enjoy this unique alpine environment before swapping aircraft and returning to Mount Cook Airport.
Experiencing a sunrise at Tasman Lake amongst the icebergs and watching the first light of the day kiss the top of Aoraki is both humbling and extraordinary - being here for sunrise can be absolutely freezing, below zero and with ice on the ground. You'll never feel more alive! It's only a short 20 minute walk from the carpark to the river outlet where you can get the best angle for a shot taking in both the lake and the tallest peak in NZ.
Although famed for its view of the Church of the Good Shepherd with the mountain backdrop behind, there's far more to see here. Take a dip at the Hot Springs under the stars, or spend an evening at the Mt John observatory learning all about the night sky - this area is one of only a few International Dark Sky Reserves in the world - there's no better place to experience it!
Silver River™ Stargazing is Tekapo’s leading small group 360° stargazing tour. Are you ready to have your mind blown? Don’t say we didn’t warn you! Come and discover the wonders of the night sky on their 1.5-hour experience; including 60 mins under the stars with one of their epic guides. They use telescopes and special astro-lasers for easy naked-eye viewing.
Soak in the stunning lake or mountain views from one of 3 hot pools or chill out in the Aqua Play Area with cooler pools. Temperatures range from 28° C to 38.5° C. It's the perfect way to unwind at the end of this trip.
Head back to Christchurch to allow yourself time to explore the vibrant restoration of the city after the 2011 earthquake and the vibrant coastal townships of Akaroa and views from the high up on the Port Hills.
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Discover the South Island and experience the real New Zealand through the eyes of an award-winning nature photographer.
• Standard campervan hire (Certified Self Contained)
• Franz Josef Kayak Adventure
• Lake Wanaka Cruise & Island Nature Walk
• Milford Sound Nature Cruise
• Ultimate Alpine Experience
• Star Gazing at Tekapo Springs
• 1 hr Traditional Maori Stone Carving
• Conservation Campsite Pass
• Airport transfer
• Meghan's exclusive travel guide, including secret photography locations and local tips to discover the best of New Zealand
Pick up your motorhome and head straight for one of the best drives in New Zealand, the famous Arthurs Pass. Along the way you'll explore Castle Hill (filming location for The Chronicles of Narnia) and Devil's Punchbowl. You'll finish the day on the West Coast town of Hokitika.
We offer a range of mid to premium motorhomes to suit solo, couples or families. All fully certified and fully functional kitchenette and bathrooms.
You can find yourself lost for hours in Castle Hill, wandering among the limestone formations that cover a huge area and providing a wealth of rock climbing and photographic opportunities!
The walk to Devils Punchbowl Falls is an easy 1-hour walk right in the heart of Arthur’s Pass taking you through beautiful beech forest and a 131-metre waterfall.
Start your day by visiting a local carving studio where you will learn what traditional carving is all about and immerse yourself in the Maori culture. Then it's time to start your trip down the awesome West Coast to the glaciers.
Carving your own piece is more than creating a hand made piece. It is a 360° experience that would allow you to experience the NZ carving tradition. You will be able to understand what carving is all about and immerse yourself in the Maori culture. With the help of our master carvers, we will be able to reveal the practical skills you did not know you had.
You'll never see a more perfect mountain reflection than those at Lake Matheson. This is Meghan's all-time favourite South Island view!
Half an hour inland from Hokitika lies Hokitika gorge, with water such a vivid turquoise colour you won't believe it's real. Meghan couldn't believe her eyes and even now when she looks back on her photos, she still can't!
On your second day in the West Coast Glaciers, you'll experience the Original Franz Josef Kayak Adventure! This guided kayak tour takes about 3 hours and leads you right into the heart of the Okarito Kiwi Sanctuary. A truly magical experience.
Paddle effortlessly across Lake Mapourika's mirror-like water, taking in the spectacular views of the Southern Alps and glaciers. Once on the far side, your guide will take you to a small bush clad beach where you will get the chance to explore some of Westland's oldest untouched rainforest! Our magical Rainforest Trail is designed to take you on a walk through another time. Jurassic Rainforest, abundant bird life and home to the rarest kiwi's on the planet - simply unforgettable.
Start the day by visiting the mind-blowing Blue Pools. Then make your way to Lake Wanaka to meet the famous Wanaka tree, it can get very busy at times so plan carefully! Meghan's tip is to get at least one sunrise here - it is an undeniably picturesque setting despite the crowds. Lake Wanaka is one of the loveliest backdrops for photography with the mounts of Mt Aspiring National Park towering behind the lake.
Thunder Creek Falls is a beautiful specimen of a waterfall set right next to the road, and it's not the only one you'll spot along this road. Keep an eye out for Roaring Billy Falls, Fantail Falls and the Gates of Haast all within a short drive of each other through the Pass and all worth stopping to capture. Thunder Creek Falls is Meghan's pick of the bunch because of the way the Haast river flows right by providing a lovely foreground to the shot.
Set in New Zealand's beautiful beach forest, the half-hour walk to Blue Pools ends in a setting with water so blue you won't believe your eyes. It's a true New Zealand gem.
Rise and shine on your second day in Lake Wanaka. Today you are in for a treat! Enjoy a boat cruise on Lake Wanaka followed by a unique nature walk on the remote and magical Mou Waho Island (a predator-free nature reserve that's home to the rare flightless Buff Weka bird).
This half-day lake cruise takes you a really unique spot, Mou Waho Island, known as 'the island in the lake on an island in a lake'. With epic views to write home about and awesome native New Zealand wildlife (weka, wetas and more), this will be a day out to remember!
Take the gondola up for the best view over Queenstown. You’ll be carried 450 metres above Queenstown and Lake Wakatipu to the top of Bob's Peak, where you’ll enjoy a spectacular 220 degree panorama with breath-taking views. Then jump aboard the luge for a few thrilling rides down the mountain.
Jump on board the Skyline Queentown's eight-seater Gondola cabins and experience spectacular views of Lake Rotorua, the city and steaming geothermal vistas. Once up top, join the fun on the Luge tracks. Hop into a Luge cart (part go-cart, part toboggan) and hit the intermediate and advanced tracks.
Take the gondola up for the best view over Queenstown. You’ll be carried 450 metres above Queenstown and Lake Wakatipu to the top of Bob's Peak, where you’ll enjoy a spectacular 220 degree panorama with breath-taking views. Then jump aboard the luge for a few thrilling rides down the mountain.
Jump on board the Skyline Queentown's eight-seater Gondola cabins and experience spectacular views of Lake Rotorua, the city and steaming geothermal vistas. Once up top, join the fun on the Luge tracks. Hop into a Luge cart (part go-cart, part toboggan) and hit the intermediate and advanced tracks.
The choice is yours. Queenstown is New Zealand's adventure heart land. Take your pick from a range of thrill seeking adventures, or if you can spend the day visiting some incredible hikes where you'll capture some amazing photos. You can even have the option to have a 2 day photography masterclass with Meghan Maloney.
Learn how to capture the beautiful images you've seen in this trip guide by spending 2 days with Meghan on a personalised photography masterclass. We'll cover techniques such as using filters for long exposure photography, trying out astrophotography (if the time of the year and weather permits), and capturing beautiful images around golden hour and sunrise/sunset in awesome locations around Queenstown. Meghan will take you to locations not on the tourist map and you'll create beautiful images you never even knew you were capable of! To attend this masterclass you'll need: 1. a DSLR/mirrorless camera with 2 lenses, one that can go as wide as 10-18mm and a zoom up to 200-300mm 2. A tripod 3. Ideally a laptop with Lightroom to try out editing techniques (though not essential) The masterclass needs to be booked at least 3 months in advance and is subject to Meghan's availability. Alternative location: Mt Cook
When in Queensland, you take a leap of faith with AJ Hackett Bungy, the first commercial bungy operator in the world. Choose out of a bungy jump (Kawarau Bridge, Ledge or Nevis) or a Swing (Ledge or Nevis) to get your heart racing!
This unmissable experience combines the exhilaration of a wilderness jet boat ride with a leisurely downstream float on our easy to use Funyaks. With a sumptuous lunch included, this trip is ideal for the whole family. If you only do one tour in Queenstown, this is it! The diversity and value of what's on offer in this full day of adventure is second to none.
Time to visit the mighty Milford Sounds. You'll depart early via a coach and head out along one of the most stunning roads you'll find anywhere in the world. We're not exaggerating! You'll be blown away by cruising through Milford Sounds, before catching the coach back to Queenstown. Option is to take a scenic flight from Queenstown to Milford Sound!
Departing Queenstown via coach you will enjoy one of New Zealand's most incredible roads out to Milford Sound. This all-day tour takes around 12.5 hours. Once you reach Milford Sound you'll join a leisurely cruise of this spectacular fiord. From thundering waterfalls to sky-high mountains to lush rainforests, Milford has it all. Experience the spray of a waterfall as you cruise close to sheer rock faces. Informative, participative, and relaxed, this is the perfect way to experience Milford Sound to the fullest.
The Catlins is a highly underrated and untouched area of New Zealand filled with amazing waterfalls and extensive coastal views. Capture the flow of Purakaunui Falls and Matai Falls and be amazed by the coastal Cathedral Caves.
Purukaunui Falls is one of the loveliest waterfalls to photograph in New Zealand, with a photogenic three tier flow in a mossy forest setting. If you visit when it's raining like I did, the flow will be even more impressive to capture! It's only a short 15 minute walk from the road to the viewing point.
The Catlins is known for its waterfalls and you're certainly spoilt for choice with so many to choose from! Matai Falls is a short walk through native forest and can be done on the same day as visiting Purakaunui Falls.
The Moeraki boulders are a real feature of the Otago coastline in an otherworldly, prehistoric kind of way. They're worth visiting at both sunset and sunrise to get the best lighting conditions and to capture long exposures of the waves rushing around the rocks. Make sure to check the tide times as well - mid tide is best!
The sunrise at Nugget Point lighthouse is one of Meghan's favourite sunrise experiences ever especially as it was in such an epic coastal location - the entire sky caught fire! Visit at the right time of year and you'll also have the opportunity to capture the Milky Way rising above the lighthouse and if you're even luckier a chance to see the Southern Lights as well (Aurora Australis).
Meghan was totally wowed by the unique landscapes of Tunnel Beach with cliffs rising dramatically above the sea and a secret tunnel you can take down to the beach. There are so many cool and different compositions to create at Tunnel Beach, especially on a moody, dramatic day. You'll easily find yourself losing an hour or two here!
Sunrise or sunset at the 5.5 Million years old Moeraki Boulders. One of the most unique features of the Otago coastline. Local Māori legends explain the boulders as the remains of eel baskets, calabashes, and kumara washed ashore from the wreck of Arai-te-uru (sailing canoe).
Starting your day on the East coast of NZ you'll have time to explore the coast and hopefully catch sight of the little Blue penguins who call this coast home. Then make your way to Aoraki/MtCook and explore the national park surrounding NZ's tallest peaks is a photographer's dream and must be on your NZ itinerary. The sheer number of day walks and short walks could keep you occupied for days, and it's also one of the best places in NZ to experience the incredible night skies with no light pollution.
The Bay of Fires Bush Retreat is located at the southern entrance to the Bay of Fires, 2 minutes drive to the township of Binalong Bay, and 10 minutes from St Helens, Tasmania. Travel North from the retreat along the Gardens Road to find the iconic white sand beaches, crystal blue water and the orange hued granite boulders the Bay of Fires is so famously known for. Travel south towards the coastline to find the Binalong Bay township, more white sand beaches, rock pools, snorkelling and diving nooks, and a lagoon that serves as the perfect location for kayaking and stand up paddleboarding.
Exploring the national park surrounding NZ's tallest peaks is a photographer's dream and has to be on your NZ itinerary. The sheer number of day walks and short walks could keep you occupied for days, and it's also one of the best places in NZ to experience the incredible night skies with no light pollution. Included in the trip is the ultimate scenic flight experience.
Fly in a ski plane and a helicopter on the same day for an unforgettable experience of Aoraki/Mount Cook. Enjoy a scenic adventure that includes a glacier snow landing on the Tasman Glacier. From takeoff to landing, you will enjoy spectacular views! Fly up the Tasman Valley over the breathtaking blue glacier lake. See the Hochstetter Icefall and the cloud-piercing Aoraki/Mount Cook before landing on the upper snowfields of the Tasman Glacier. Take time to enjoy this unique alpine environment before swapping aircraft and returning to Mount Cook Airport.
Experiencing a sunrise at Tasman Lake amongst the icebergs and watching the first light of the day kiss the top of Aoraki is both humbling and extraordinary - being here for sunrise can be absolutely freezing, below zero and with ice on the ground. You'll never feel more alive! It's only a short 20 minute walk from the carpark to the river outlet where you can get the best angle for a shot taking in both the lake and the tallest peak in NZ.
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