New Zealand Cafe traveler's "Gas Station"

new Zealand, an island country surrounded by the South Pacific Ocean, is inextricably linked with its neighbor Australia and is also a famous high-end tourist destination in the southern hemisphere. There is a natural environment that claims to be "100% pure" and a world-famous extreme sports and adventure tourism resource--most of the tourist information about this country is described around these two aspects. However, many people who have been to new Zealand will also miss the coffee there.

Coffee in new Zealand is a popular drink for civilians. No matter in a big city or a small town, you can drink a cup for a few dollars in a corner coffee shop. The taste is strong, the cup and the flower are exquisite, even not inferior to some star hotels in China. This kind of folk "coffee culture" also nourishes new Zealand in a certain sense---super "positive" coffee fragrance wafts among clean and beautiful urban landscapes, which always makes people lazy. No wonder the locals always look relaxed. Young people wear headphones and don't ask about the world. They lie on the lawn by the lake for an afternoon.

For people who live at a stressful pace all the year round, coffee in new Zealand is more like a sign of a different state of life. Indeed, this is a state of envy.

As a tourist, holding a cup of "Xiaoxin" coffee in a daze is undoubtedly the most comfortable thing on the journey.

new Zealand is the lucky child of the Creator. All the natural resources here seemed to have been carefully "filtered". The sky was blue, the lake was blue, and the night sky was boundless. Everywhere was like a large blue mirror, and almost no flaws could be found. Every year from November onwards, new Zealand enters late spring and early summer. Now it is sunny and beautiful summer has officially begun.

Christchurch, the largest city in the South Island of new Zealand, is a world-class "garden city", claiming to be "the most British like city outside the UK", and it is also the gateway to Antarctica. Christchurch has many national parks, which are planted with flowers and trees of various colors and shapes. Every spring and summer, there is a boundless scene of spring.

If you like to hang out in the park, you will definitely be associated with cafes--Christchurch is distributed with large and small coffee shops, almost walking around, and the old "flat and beautiful" things are here.

3.5 A cup of coffee in new Zealand yuan is only a dozen yuan in RMB, which is the average price of a cup of coffee in most coffee shops in new Zealand. Such cheap coffee, but the quality is no less than any star hotel in the country, it seems unbelievable to say.

The cafes in new Zealand not only serve different types of coffee, but also provide cheap meals. For tourists, if they don't have to eat a big meal, a cup of hot coffee with a hamburger can solve the lunch problem on the road, which is cheap and delicious, warm coffee and lingering fragrance.

Everywhere in Christchurch and the South Island, even in small towns with a population of a few hundred, there are bound to be coffee shops, some of which are concentrated in a coffee street. The shop usually sells simple desserts, but the coffee is definitely produced, even if it is only a small facade. Larger coffee shops offer dishes that combine regional specialties, such as lamb, venison, salmon, crayfish, oysters, kiwi and more.

For travelers, in addition to the car to refuel along the way, these scattered cafes are also another "gas station", walking you will find that gradually inseparable from it.