Travel

For Auckland-based life coach and artist Jo Hutchinson, a realisation that corporate life just wasn't enough was the trigger that changed her life around and led her down new paths. She needed to do… Audio

It's taken him almost two weeks, but Jimi Hunt is finally about to finish his great mission. Audio

Claire Insley also known as Rainbow Claire, has more or less visited a country in every continent, and along the way has managed to witness a fight between a polar bear and a walrus. Audio

Home Brew and @Peace MC Tom Scott heads to Laos, Thailand and Cambodia to sample the sounds, smells and tastes of new lands and different cultures. Audio, Gallery

For one memorable summer month, Sandy Myhre decided to see another side of the Mediterranean by travelling as a piece of 'freight' on the large Italian ship Grande Ellande. Audio

For three northern hemisphere summers in a row, Kiwi Lise Mackie co-ordinated vacations for a wealthy Saudi family. She told us all about her experiences. Audio

Live from London on his adventures in Spain. Audio

Kennedy continues his Middle Eastern Odyssey, this week he's in Qatar. Audio

Kennedy speaks to us this week from his hotel room in Muscat, the capital of Oman. Audio

Kennedy has been sailing down the Atlantic coast of Spain and Portugal. Audio

John Craig recently became the oldest person in the world to walk the Pacific Crest trail, which stretches for 4265km along the US West Coast from the Mexican border all the way up to the Canadian… Audio

Steve Krzystyniak and his wife Lily Guildford run Indian Motor Cycle Adventures, which takes up to 15 motorcyclists on a three-week long adventure though the back roads of Rajasthan, considered one of… Audio

Off the beaten track in Spain. Audio

Kennedy is reveling in his first trip to London. Audio

Kennedy takes us on a Northern Hemisphere sailing adventure. Audio

The centuries-old Camino walk in northern Spain may be a popular pilgrimage for thousands each year. But why go all that way from New Zealand? Two recent walkers compare notes on contrasting… Audio

Bizarre, epic and unusual journeys, including The Degree Confluence Project, where people pick a whole-number degree of latitude and longitude and try to go there. Audio

The centuries-old Camino walk in northern Spain may be a popular pilgrimage for thousands each year. But why go all that way from New Zealand? Two recent walkers compare notes on contrasting… Audio

No one knows what goes on behind closed doors, but the things people leave behind give us some clues. Audio

We venture into the changing seasons of Central Otago. Audio