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Wednesday, 2 January 2019

Fun Time in NZ (SLJ)

😀Hello Everyone,😀

 😔Sorry for not doing my blog in awhile. It's new year and my family have been busy with family activities that I didn't get a chance to do my blog. I'm sure you are all busy spending quality time with your family.

 Have you ever been to New Zealand? In New Zealand there is a lot of fun stuff to do. Today I will be telling you 3 things Tourist could do in New Zealand and when is the best time to come.

 I think the 3 best places to be in New Zealand is Ice skating, Gondola and Hamner Springs, because they are all really fun places to be in New Zealand and great for family and kids in the holidays. They have really good activities for everyone to enjoy.

 The best time to come to New Zealand is January because it is one of the warmest and hottest months and you can have a fun and relaxing day in the beach .

 What is 3 places in New Zealand would be good for tourist?

 What month do you think is best?

 Thank you for reading my blog post please leave a comment down below.
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1 comment:

  1. Susie Lee22 January 2019 at 11:30

    Hello again Talisa,

    I would probably have to agree with you that January is the perfect month for the tourists to visit because the weather is just beautiful! Who would want to travel during winter (unless they want to experience the snow)? I've always preferred summer over winter because you can do be involved in so many outdoor activities.

    I remember visiting Sumner beach 2 years ago when I went down to Christchurch. It was indeed a beautiful beach and I loved the area where you can go inside the caves. Next time I will definitely need to check out the gondola. Have you been on a gondola before? How was the experience?

    Happy blogging,
    Susie

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