Sally

Sally’s view is that New Zealand is best experienced slowly, by people who have the willingness to go a little further from the standard path. She has spent 20 years finding those places, and her most useful skill is knowing which properties and guides bring a genuine sense of place rather than simply a place to sleep.

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What People Are Saying

I had intended to e-mail you today to tell you how much we enjoyed our trip, which was a lot. We really appreciated all of the arrangements you folks made for us. The half day of fishing was superb – the guide, Chris Brennan, is definitely a keeper (pardon the pun). Just a delightful guy, and an excellent fishing guide. And the candle-lit dinner that night was one of the memorable experiences

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I had intended to e-mail you today to tell you how much we enjoyed our trip, which was a lot. We really appreciated all of the arrangements you folks made for us. The half day of fishing was superb – the guide, Chris Brennan, is definitely a keeper (pardon the pun). Just a delightful guy, and an excellent fishing guide. And the candle-lit dinner that night was one of the memorable experiences

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South Australia: Adelaide, The Barossa and Southern Ocean Lodge

The Northern Territory does two things exceptionally well: tropical wetlands rich with wildlife and vast, silent desert landscapes. In the heart of the dry season, we experienced both.

Sydney, Hunter Valley and the Southern Highlands, a NSW Triple

The Northern Territory does two things exceptionally well: tropical wetlands rich with wildlife and vast, silent desert landscapes. In the heart of the dry season, we experienced both.

Far North Queensland, Reef, Rainforest and Lizard Island

The Northern Territory does two things exceptionally well: tropical wetlands rich with wildlife and vast, silent desert landscapes. In the heart of the dry season, we experienced both.

Top End to Red Centre from Darwin, Kakadu and Uluru

The Northern Territory does two things exceptionally well: tropical wetlands rich with wildlife and vast, silent desert landscapes. In the heart of the dry season, we experienced both.

Western Australia, South to North

Western Australia is so large that most visitors only ever see one corner of it. We covered two — the wine country in the south-west and the rugged outback.

South Island Deep Dive, Mountains, Fiords and the Wild Edge of Stewart Island

If the South Island is the dramatic half of New Zealand, this trip leaned all the way into the drama.