Today I’m excited to share my New Zealand trip video with you. I shot a lot of footage while I was traveling, and I’ve distilled it down to a 2-minute version of the highlights. I hope you enjoy it!
New Zealand Trip Video
My New Zealand trip video features locations I visited during my 9 days on the South Island and Wellington. From cities and towns to wineries and coastal areas, it covers a lot of different parts of the country.
Specifically, the video covers Christchurch, Kaikoura, Blenheim, Picton, Nelson, and Wellington. I wrote about my travels, too, and you can read more about the trip in my blog post.
From street art in Christchurch to the Coastal Pacific Train, wildlife in Kaikoura, vineyards in Blenheim, views in Picton, parks in Nelson, the ferry to Wellington, and the waterfront in the capital, my video covers a lot of the things that make this place a popular travel destination.
So without further ado, here’s my New Zealand trip video. I hope you enjoy watching it as much as I enjoyed traveling through the country.
If you want to see more, you can take a look at my blog post about the North Island of New Zealand. Happy travels!
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New Zealand looks like a great place to visit! Thanks for sharing your video. 🙂
You’re welcome! It’s a lovely part of the world.
This was a great video, Julie! Of course I especially liked the Irish Setter 🙂 That would be awesome if you ever did some vlogs with giving us the reader a tour and talking to us! Just a thought… 🙂
Thanks, Mike!
Insanely beautiful….I’m planning to travel New Zealand this year. Thanks for sharing this lovely video.
You’re welcome!
It’s always been the long journey that has put me off going to New Zealand but honestly, this video footage makes me reconsider that! The train journey must have been so picturesque!
Yeah, it’s worth the long journey. The train ride was lovely!