Three of the most adrenaline-fuelled moments from the Travel Guides' trip to New Zealand
Just a three hour flight from Australia's east cost is our friendly neighbour New Zealand.
And while the Travel Guides are no stranger to the country's South Island they headed on an adventure to the less-explored North Island.
"Holiday snobs" Kevin and Janetta, the Frens, siblings Stack and Josh, best mates Kev, Dorian and Teng and Matt and Brett took on a scenic driving tour with a detour for adventure.
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And as the home to the adrenaline capital of the world, New Zealand certainly delivered thrills at every stop.
From throwing themselves off sky high buildings to rafting the world's tallest waterfall, we take a look at the most electrifying activities the Guides took on in New Zealand.
Matt overcomes his fear of heights
Auckland's Sky Tower stands at a toe-tingling 330 metres tall.
And despite having been to Auckland at least seven times before Matt and Brett had done their best to avoid the dizzying heights... until now.
It was time for the couple to take on the SkyWalk.
"This is the stuff of nightmares. This is like my number one top fear ever," Matt told cameras.
Not wanting to back down, Matt teetered along the one-metre wide ledge 53 floors above the ground.
"I've never been more terrified in my life," Matt was brought to tears.
"It escalated for me really quickly, but now I'm out here I don't want to retreat. I have to push myself to see how far I can go."
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Matt was brought to tears but triumphed by overcoming his fear of heights. Nine
He wobbled out onto the edge but achieved his goal making husband Brett "very proud".
Matt wasn't the only one freaked out by the height, with Kevin and Janetta "not even making it out the door"
The Guides take the plunge over the world's highest waterfall
A gentle stream down Kaituna River sounds like the perfect way to spend an afternoon in nature.
But that's not what Rotorua Rafting had in store for our Guides.
They were about to take on the world's highest commercially rafted waterfall and while Victoria thought it was "awesome" not everyone was as thrilled about it.
"We're gonna die," Kev blurted out.
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As a non-swimmer, he admitted that water was his "biggest phobia".
"I'm terrified of the ocean, I'm terrified of currents. I am not excited to do this, I'm terrified," Kev told cameras.
And while his mates Dorian and Teng were delighted at every drop, Kev "knew it was only going to get worse".
The rafting wrapped up with a plunge over the world's highest commercially rafted waterfall – the seven-metre Tutea Falls.
Kev had his concerns ahead of the rafting experience. Nine
Kev's nerves were not eased when the instructor told him that he once spent 40 seconds under water following the drop.
The moment the raft dropped over the waterfall, Kev, Dorian and Teng came flying out and surfaced in the wash.
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The boys held their breath as they prepared to take the plunge. Nine
"That was the most scared I've ever been, that was insane," Kev later told cameras.
"I think near-death brought us closer together."
"To see your mates in that much fear, it's the rawest you can get," Teng added.
The travellers have a ball Zorbing
To wrap up their New Zealand road trip, the travellers made sure to (literally) have a ball with one last adventure activity – Zorbing.
The Guides hopped into a giant ball where they would then be pushed down a hill.
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"Zorbing was invented in 1994, in Rotorua New Zealand," narrator Denise Scott revealed.
And the Target Boys wanted to make sure to go out with a bang and rolled down the highest and fasted track on the course.
Siblings Victoria and Jono also got in on the action although it's safe to say the journey downhill wasn't without it's obstacles.
It was all fun and games inside the ball. Nine
"I think Victoria's got her head in Jonathon's crotch," mum Cathy laughed.
And upon exiting the Zorb ball Victoria said: "That is like a washing machine on turbo cycle."
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