Departure to the airport with the shuttle, we are with others of the English who go home to England, then each take a few exchanges his direction. It's been near two years since we arrived here today is our final day on New Zealand soil. We are at the entrance to the airport with two carriages with two large suitcases, four small individual, each a backpack, and two laptops. We look around us, we are not the only ones responsible. Before boarding we will take lunch at McDonalds, the girls were thrilled last meal messy. Now we take the line boarding flight to Noumea SB411, suitcases moving seamlessly without extra weight, we become very good. We have three hours waiting, we will do the "Duty Free". In all our travels this is the first time we can do, we will spend our last pieces in the NZ currency. I bought a new book in English, a factor 50 sun cream brand, and girls games for Nintendo. My husband should not normally stressed out but we saw in the shops he was afraid for the card. We pass the police check without worry, and we head to the gate, full of French as we all expected. That Anglo Saxon life seems to be finished for a while. Last checked the ticket and passport, we ride all four in the plane of Air Calin. Three hour flight aboard everyone speaks French and apparently they know each other. We sat, waiting for the plane takes off to watch a movie, the girls watched a cartoon and we Indiana Jones 4. A meal is included: starter, main course, cheese, dessert, coffee and liqueur. It is no longer true but the lunch meal. The flight went very well despite the wind front is 152 km. We approach the dimensions of the Pacific, we can see through the windows, a cloudless blue sky, the islands around with a transparent turquoise sea. The captain announces that it will initiate the landing, which proceeded without trouble, we expect the signal and then we put one foot in the Caledonian. We all went to Auckland with our polar we arrive with a temperature of 35 degree. We are caught in the throat by heat. We spend the final checks of the French police that we ask many questions, we have our passport stamps with many different visa and want to know what we do here. All first join friends and if possible move. Our friends came to pick us up, we spend an evening at home poolside as it is very heavy. Here they go to bed early and get up at 6 o'clock in the morning and the fresh sunrise. So much for our arrival in NC