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What to do and see on the journey between Queenstown and Dunedin is covered in detail. The Southern Scenic Route ...
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In a small town, located on SH1 the elaborate art deco former post office is now the Tokomairiro Museum. A ...
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The centre of the universe for gold mining fever in the mid-nineteenth century is now a backwater town with a ...
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The mighty Clutha River is the soul of the district with the well known landmark, the Clutha Bridge a fitting ...
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Catch the ferry from downtown Auckland to Coromandel Town for the weekend. Get around on a hired bike from Hike & ...
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A year round holiday location where glorious scenery and outdoors adventures go hand in hand. Queenstown is a ...
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Dunedin is barely a blip on the Queenstown glitz and glamour of the New Zealand tourism poster. However Dunedin is ...
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Cromwell’s historic district at the junction of the Kawarau and Clutha Rivers was swallowed by the lake in the late ...
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The Catlins is a superb location to introduce kids and urbanites to the wild. Wildlife, galore with plenty of ...
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The Catlins are not on the tourist circuit. Waterfalls with easy family friendly tracks plus glorious displays of ...
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Where to go to find an original fabulous art piece is the perpetual question facing culture lovers, art collectors ...
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Milton is a town with a passionate local community which boasts some great independent shops ranging from a butcher ...
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Arrowtown is a postcard tourist town neatly wrapped as a preserved nineteenth gold mining settlement. The town has ...
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The Catlins are not on the tourist circuit. Wildlife adores the place with its access to rich feeding grounds in ...
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Scenery, wild remote places where the only footprints are yours contrasted with the polished hospitality of a ...
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Let’s get the kids yourself to places where there is something to engage young minds so that your holiday peace ...
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Dunedin’s port town offers visitors a wealth of quirky historical sites and places to visit. A mere 15 – 20 minutes ...
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From an exclusive fly fishing excursion complete with heli picnics in the remote wilderness to rock climbing or ...
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Wanaka and Hawea are natural crossroads in the journey to the West Coast. The rivers offer bountiful fly fishing ...
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Roxburgh Dam car park has a short walk to the lower lookout or drive to the upper lookout above the dam for the ...
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The choice of monuments and statues worth visiting in Dunedin is large. From contemporary public statements about ...
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It’s a brisk -10c in the sunshine (perhaps you better make sure you’ve a blunt umbrella in the backpack). It’s ...
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The best preserved Victorian / Edwardian cities in the Southern hemisphere Dunedin’s heritage trail is an easy ...
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Scenery that inspires international acclaimed artists Extraordinary places where the bustle of the gold mining era ...
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Why go to Dunedin, rather the question is, ‘Don’t skip town without spending time exploring Dunedin’s massive ...
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Flat land around the lake is at the southern end near its outflow to Hawea River. Hawea village is a popular resort ...
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The stunning desolate high country of the gold mining towns of Naseby and St Bathans is a window into the past. The ...
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A town where welcomes are guaranteed. Visitors are appreciated for the effort turning up. Middlemarch with its gold ...
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A snapshot of gold mining heritage complete with the Royal Hotel serving classic pub attracts visitors interested ...
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Wildlife is the top rated activity on the Otago Peninsula yet the intriguing lime kiln heritage site or an ...
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Port to Port ferry (Portobella wharf – Port Chalmers) 11 km bike ride in conjunction with Dunedin’s Bike rental in ...
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Ghost cottages, relics and abandoned machinery echoes of the gold rush days of the 1800’s make Cromwell a magical ...
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Take the side roads, slow down on the unsealed gravel road and absorb the austere beautiful landscapes of Otago ...
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A pit stop leads into several hours exploring the byways of Ranfurly from adorable huskies to wondering what it was ...
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Gold mining, the ghost towns, the settlements where once thousands lived are evocative places to visit with their ...
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Punt across the river on the free ferry View the Tuapeka Mouth Presbyterian Church built 1909, contact the trust ...
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Your holiday should not be about stressing about the cost of entertainment especially when families are involved. ...
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Ophir, Maniototo district Central Otago is a detour where the 19th century is captured in the streetscape of a town ...
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Explore the historic buildings, precinct and two museums. Linger in the boutique shops showcasing local merino wool ...
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History buffs do not forget the treasure trove of information to be read on old gravestones. The reason for the ...
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The rivers, the lakes and the snow is water in another form or other. Wanaka has lush sub-alpine and alpine scenery ...
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