Kurow there are plenty of things to do. Kurow, fascinating day trip destination 45 minutes from Oamaru is nestled ...
Read morePalmerston there are plenty of things to do. Quiet unassuming, Palmerston has a rich history of human occupation. ...
Read moreMoeraki there are plenty of things to do. Moeraki is a small settlement with a world class selfie, photo hot spot. ...
Read moreDunedin is a great destination for travellers on a budget. With cheap accommodation options and stunning natural ...
Read moreWho needs a theme park when visitors have Oamaru to pop onto their bucket list of New Zealand destinations. Uncover ...
Read moreUnearth and find boutique family owned wineries in one of New Zealand’s newest wine districts. Locate where award ...
Read moreAdorable, cute, waddling tiny penguins marching to their rhythm. Incredible wildlife viewing at the Oamaru Blue ...
Read moreWaitaki River is a braided river of 209 km flowing into the Pacific Ocean between Timaru and Oamaru. Waitaki River ...
Read moreTOTARA ESTATE is where the New Zealand economy took off. Find out about NZ’s industrial heritage made fun with an ...
Read morePre-European Maori navigated the length of the Waitaki River and found shelter under the limestone cliffs at ...
Read moreNo trudging for hours promising the kids it’s going to be great. Oamaru’s Victorian precinct is compact, flat and ...
Read moreIntact Oamaru’s Victorian town precinct is a must-visit attraction for heritage fans with magnificent whitestone ...
Read moreGEOLOGICAL ODDITIES, State Highway 83 home to wineries, small villages tempts visitors to spend a day or more ...
Read moreOamaru Victorian precinct is a trip highlight yet Oamaru & Waitaki district is a rich treasure trove of heritage ...
Read moreCentral Otago is a holiday destination away from the crowds of Queenstown. The wide open blue skies beckon the ...
Read moreThere’s gold in the’ hills … the lure of instant fortune. The rush was in full flood in 1861 with Gabriel’s Gully ...
Read moreDedicated cyclists have must-go list with Central Otago cycle trails at the top of the bucket list. The cycle ...
Read moreCherry red sweetness bursts onto the taste buds. The apricot with tangy sun ripened joy lingers on the palate. The ...
Read moreExplore 19th century gold mining bridle paths to Butchers Point through Graveyard Gully, Clutha River gorge. Absorb ...
Read moreRoxburg & Teviot Valley, People used to come here for the gold. Now they come for all the colours. The Teviot ...
Read moreMust-go hotspot for wildlife is the Otago Peninsula with several guided tour options to observe Royal Albatross, ...
Read moreFor a small town Dunedin has a vibrant social life making it a great place to hang out and meet new people. Nothing ...
Read moreRoyal Albatross gliding, seemingly floating above the Taiaroa Head are the world’s largest ocean birds. Royal ...
Read morePuff, huff and stagger up Baldwin St, Dunedin, the steepest street in the world. The ground rises a metre for every ...
Read moreTumultuous Southern Ocean roars its way into Dunedin’s surfing culture with swells from the south west to the north ...
Read moreDunedin Whareakeake beach historic Maori Pa sites, remote Otago Peninsula beach with a tragic past
Read moreDunedin is surrounded by beaches, coastline and the Otago Harbour is the centreplace. Find a wetsuit and join the ...
Read moreExplore, experience and enjoy Otago Peninsula attractions. Relish the chance to get up front and personal with the ...
Read moreUnlock stories of executions, illicit breweries and misdeeds that led to imprisonment in the former jail, Dunedin’s ...
Read morePortobello there are plenty of things to do. Portobello’s local pub is a chance to slow down after the winding ...
Read moreAramoana there are plenty of things to do. Explore Aramoana, a stunning remote, largely holiday settlement on the ...
Read morePack a beanie and a waterproof jacket and the best things in life are not always in sunshine. Dunedin has a ...
Read moreDunedin is a treasure for garden lovers, Dunedin Botanic Garden, Larnach Castle & Olveston Victorian & Edwardian ...
Read moreDiscover a quiet treat overlooking the busy Port Chalmers harbour. A converted quarry is now an outstanding garden ...
Read moreDunedin is home to a classic Chinese scholars garden, Lan Yuan. A fascinating glimpse into Asian garden fung shui ...
Read moreDunedin offers rhododendrons ideal growing conditions creating one of New Zealand’s glorious spring displays of ...
Read moreOtago Peninsula Glenfalloch woodland garden is a beautiful example of how the harbour’s panoramic views have been ...
Read moreThe Best Bits are always free and Dunedin does not disappoint with walks, museums, galleries and gorgeous gardens ...
Read moreDunedin is a bucket list destination for the macabre, the odd skulls in mysterious museums and a piano longer than ...
Read moreRejoice art and heritage buffs. Dunedin is home to an authentic castle complete with ghostly tales. Elaborate stone ...
Read moreAlexandra visitor attractions range from outdoor adventures, absorbing the extraordinary beauty of the landscape of ...
Read moreFor families where there are various degrees of fitness levels the Arrow River Bridges excursion is relaxing with ...
Read moreWhat to do and see on the journey between Queenstown and Dunedin is covered in detail. The Southern Scenic Route ...
Read moreMilton there are plenty of things to do. In a small town, located on SH1 the elaborate art deco former post office ...
Read moreLawrence there are plenty of things to do. The centre of the universe for gold mining fever in the mid-nineteenth ...
Read moreBalclutha there are plenty of things to do. The mighty Clutha River is the soul of the district with the well known ...
Read moreDescription: Aramoana Beach & saltmarsh walk. Isolated, pure white sand in contrast to dramatic imposing ...
Read moreBrisk southern cool climate does not deter hardy surfers clad in wetsuits enjoying cold water Bali at St Clair or ...
Read moreThe key highlight of Victory Beach are the basalt volcanic rock pyramids. The pyramids are named for their ...
Read moreDiscover the large sand dunes of Sandfly Bay, Otago Peninsula and perhaps encounter the local inhabitants, sea ...
Read moreLow tide is the best time to visit as the high tide mark surges up to the cliff faces making access to the ...
Read moreDescription: Check out day trips around Otago Peninsula. Larnach Castle gardens are magnificent, especially the ...
Read moreDunedin Botanic Garden is New Zealand's first botanic garden and holds the status of six star Garden of ...
Read moreExplore a Dunedin heritage merchants home. “Opened as a historic house museum in 1967, Olveston is a time capsule ...
Read moreDunedin is barely a blip on the Queenstown glitz and glamour of the New Zealand tourism poster. However Dunedin is ...
Read moreCromwell’s historic district at the junction of the Kawarau and Clutha Rivers was swallowed by the lake in the late ...
Read moreThe Catlins is a superb location to introduce kids and urbanites to the wild. Wildlife, galore with plenty of ...
Read moreThe Catlins are not on the tourist circuit. Waterfalls with easy family friendly tracks plus glorious displays of ...
Read moreWhere to go to find an original fabulous art piece is the perpetual question facing culture lovers, art collectors ...
Read moreMilton is a town with a passionate local community which boasts some great independent shops ranging from a butcher ...
Read moreThe Catlins are not on the tourist circuit. Wildlife adores the place with its access to rich feeding grounds in ...
Read moreScenery, wild remote places where the only footprints are yours contrasted with the polished hospitality of a ...
Read moreLet’s get the kids yourself to places where there is something to engage young minds so that your holiday peace ...
Read moreDunedin’s port town offers visitors a wealth of quirky historical sites and places to visit. A mere 15 – 20 minutes ...
Read moreFrom an exclusive fly fishing excursion complete with heli picnics in the remote wilderness to rock climbing or ...
Read moreWanaka and Hawea are natural crossroads in the journey to the West Coast. The rivers offer bountiful fly fishing ...
Read moreRoxburgh there are plenty of things to do. Roxburgh Dam car park has a short walk to the lower lookout or drive to ...
Read moreThe choice of monuments and statues worth visiting in Dunedin is large. From contemporary public statements about ...
Read moreIt’s a brisk -10c in the sunshine (perhaps you better make sure you’ve a blunt umbrella in the backpack). It’s ...
Read moreThe best preserved Victorian / Edwardian cities in the Southern hemisphere Dunedin’s heritage trail is an easy ...
Read moreScenery that inspires international acclaimed artists Extraordinary places where the bustle of the gold mining era ...
Read moreWhy go to Dunedin? Rather the question should be, ‘Don’t skip town without spending time exploring Dunedin’s ...
Read moreLake Hawea there are plenty of things to do. Flat land around the lake is at the southern end near its outflow to ...
Read moreThe stunning desolate high country of the gold mining towns of Naseby and St Bathans is a window into the past. The ...
Read moreMiddlemarch there are plenty of things to do. A town where welcomes are guaranteed. Visitors are appreciated for ...
Read moreNaseby there are plenty of things to do. A snapshot of gold mining heritage complete with the Royal Hotel serving ...
Read moreWildlife is the top rated activity on the Otago Peninsula yet the intriguing lime kiln heritage site or an ...
Read morePort to Port ferry (Portobella wharf – Port Chalmers) 11 km bike ride in conjunction with Dunedin’s Bike rental in ...
Read moreGhost cottages, relics and abandoned machinery echoes of the gold rush days of the 1800’s make Cromwell a magical ...
Read morePukerangi there are plenty of things to do. Take the side roads, slow down on the unsealed gravel road and absorb ...
Read moreRanfurly there are plenty of things to do. A pit stop leads into several hours exploring the byways of Ranfurly ...
Read moreSt Bathans there are plenty of things to do. Gold mining, the ghost towns, the settlements where once thousands ...
Read moreTuapeka there are plenty of things to do. Punt across the river on the free ferry View the Tuapeka Mouth ...
Read moreYour holiday should not be about stressing about the cost of entertainment especially when families are involved. ...
Read moreOphir there are plenty of things to do. Ophir, Maniototo district Central Otago is a detour where the 19th century ...
Read moreClyde there are plenty of things to do. Explore the historic buildings, precinct and two museums. Linger in the ...
Read moreHistory buffs do not forget the treasure trove of information to be read on old gravestones. The reason for the ...
Read moreThe 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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