The snow has fully melted, and we will be heading to Christchurch today.

Making sure we had a full tank before setting off on our journey.

Along the way, we saw several police cars enforcing speed limits. They are normally stationed at the end of a bend. It is usually too late by the time you see them. So it is best to maintain the correct speed limits at all times.

More cows and even horses can be seen.

We stopped by the Taniwha of Rakaia to view the site.

Cafe on the Green

We decided to have lunch at Cafe on the Green. It is situated within a Golf Club.

Cafe on the Green

The tables were set with the green in view.

Cafe on the Green

Our food is here. Yummy.

Arthur Pass National Park

After another hour of driving, we arrived at Arthur Pass National Park.

A Kea was interested in our car. Maybe it smelled food.

Arthur Pass National Park

We will be trekking part of the trail.

Arthur Pass National Park

The snow here has not fully melted.

Arthur Pass National Park

The scenery along the track.

Arthur Pass National Park

The steps were still wet and slippery.

The Te Tautea o Hinekakai falls

Arrived at the waterfall after a 30-minute climb. The objective of the day was met. The Te Tautea o Hinekakai falls.

The way down was more difficult than the way up.

Jumak Korean Tavern

After all the walking, we rewarded ourselves with a good dinner.

Look at what we ordered.

We also got ourselves some milk tea to rinse down our food.

Our Airbnb for the next two nights.