Crown Range Road is the name of a memorable journey in the Otago region of the South Island of New Zealand. It’s an ...
Read moreTreble Cone is one of Aotearoa New Zealand’s top ski fields. Today a consortium owns and operates both Cardrona and ...
Read moreThe Matukituki River is a quiet jewel wending its way through the Matukituki Valley. Follow Mt Aspiring Road, pass ...
Read moreAdorable, cute, waddling tiny penguins marching to their rhythm. Incredible wildlife viewing at the Oamaru Blue ...
Read moreGEOLOGICAL ODDITIES, State Highway 83 home to wineries, small villages tempts visitors to spend a day or more ...
Read moreDedicated cyclists have must-go list with Central Otago cycle trails at the top of the bucket list. The cycle ...
Read moreRoxburg & Teviot Valley, People used to come here for the gold. Now they come for all the colours. The Teviot ...
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 moreExplore, experience and enjoy Otago Peninsula attractions. Relish the chance to get up front and personal with the ...
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 moreRejoice art and heritage buffs. Dunedin is home to an authentic castle complete with ghostly tales. Elaborate stone ...
Read moreIdyllic remote camping in the sub-tropical climate of Northland, New Zealand is on the bucket list then Rarawa ...
Read moreExplore the wide open spaces of Ninety Mile beach, a legal highway only open for traffic at low tide. How to get ...
Read moreCape Reinga is a rite of passage for many visitors. The remote location adds to the bucket list appeal. Cape Reinga ...
Read moreThe extraordinary beauty of gleaming white slicia Kokota Sand Spit and the crystal blue water of Parengarenga ...
Read moreHobbiton is one of New Zealand’s premier attractions. The Hobbiton movie set and film location for Lord of the ...
Read moreWhanganui River Mosquito Point swimming spot, Kai Iwi Beach and Castlepoint beach both with well regarded holiday ...
Read moreWhanganui showstopper is the Whanganui National Park with town parks and reserves creating an outdoor bonazza for ...
Read moreWhanganui River, how to kayak, hike (tramp) the Whanganui River. Best options for a beginner to experienced ...
Read moreDiscover the legacy of a BRIDGE TO NOWHERE, leading to abandoned farms … a concrete arch leading to regenerating ...
Read moreNotable neighbourhoods, local places to hang out and check in on the action Wellington has an awesome diversity of ...
Read moreChristchurch water sports take the slow lane. Not a jet ski or jet boat in sight, rather it’s elegant Edwardian ...
Read moreSheer magic where the timeless imagination of Harry Brickell has left a lasting legacy of joy, fun, adventure with ...
Read moreHolidays are about creating memories and laughing together. The Coromandel offers plenty of attractions and places ...
Read moreGet wet, grab the adventure. Action, thrills with excitement wrapped around safety and getting wet. Everything you ...
Read moreRemote, off the beaten track from New Zealand’s well known visitor destinations the West Coast offers adventure, a ...
Read moreNZ West Coast National Park offers visitors a diverse range of things to do from exploring fascinating natural rock ...
Read moreWest Coast Wilderness Trail is a leisurely exploration of 19th century gold prospector’s mining trails. The wide ...
Read moreLeisurely dawdle on a flat boardwalk at Okarito Lagoon or embark on a multi-day tramp of the Heaphy. There is a ...
Read moreNZ Westport top pick attraction Kawatiri Coastal trail shared track for cyclists and hikers. The Kawatiri Coastal ...
Read moreWest Coast NZ unforgettable short walk for all fitness levels, seals, expansive views of wild west coast beach and ...
Read moreMultiple day tramp Paparoa Track crosses the Paparoa Range. It takes you through alpine tops, limestone karst ...
Read moreThe place to go to view dunes where the harsh coastal climate; constant wind has impacted the landscape. The path ...
Read moreRainfall, mountains and runoff create a series of waterfalls on the must-go destinations for waterfall buffs and ...
Read moreVisit unforgettable places … Unwind in hidden corners of the West Coast, Buller district. Find walks exploring ...
Read moreWest Coast, South Island is a premier walking destination. The West Coast is packed with interesting places to go. ...
Read moreWest Coast, NZ Charming Creek walkway a great short walk, suspension bridges, rustic mining relics, dense lush ...
Read moreFind places to go from the strikingly beautiful Hokitika Gorge to quietly glorious lakes where swimming, boating ...
Read moreDiscover the mighty Waikato; New Zealand’s longest river flowing 425 km to the sea from Lake Taupo. Historically a ...
Read moreDiscover the mighty Waikato River where suspension bridges, hydro dams and scenic landscapes invite visitors ...
Read moreDiscover a flat easily navigable city, Hamilton with walks along the mighty Waikato River creating an imposing ...
Read moreDiscover Te Awa shared cycle walking trail along the scenic Waikato River. Easily accessible with a firm flat ...
Read moreMission Bay with award winning restaurants a slow sandy stroll from the promenade Auckland North Shore’s Takapuna ...
Read moreNew Zealand tourist circuits invariably include Waitomo. Black water rafting or a boat trip on the underwater river ...
Read moreAdrenaline fuelled underwater adventure or a leisurely cruise on an underground river Waitomo offers choices on how ...
Read moreDiscover Auckland, city of sails, surrounded by water. Surfing, snorkeling and swimming are great year round ...
Read moreImagine a city (Auckland) with three wine / vineyard districts nearby, Kumeu, Waiheke Island & the Matakana Coast. ...
Read moreFind Auckland’s wild side. Uncover where the animals live in Auckland from farm animals everyone can pet to ...
Read moreDiscover amazing places to go in Auckland with adventures at the city’s doorstep. Adrenaline seekers you’ve got a ...
Read morePicnic at the beach within sight of Auckland's Skytower, the Hauraki Gulf, Waitemata Harbour and estuaries. Nearby ...
Read moreDiscover Heritage trail ghosts and summer hot spots, beaches and walks. The winding Port Underwood road offers ...
Read moreBrilliant scenery and a temperate climate is an ideal combination for holiday outdoors exploring wild Marlborough ...
Read moreUncover your summer holiday Downunder in Marlborough, New Zealand. The top of the South Island is sunshine, ...
Read moreBrilliant sunny weather is the perfect recipe for a picnic. Marlborough offers a beautiful Edwardian-inspired ...
Read moreDiscover enchantment. A pocket sized reserve of original river flat podocarp forest harking back to a period before ...
Read moreWildlife encounters, places to go, attractions and things to do in Marlborough from endangered kiwi and native ...
Read moreDiscover an underrated walk. QUEEN CHARLOTTE TRACK is part of the Marlborough Sounds. It’s beautiful and where the ...
Read moreDiscover Marlborough’s garden delights. Places to go range from sprawling rural gardens to urban gems. ...
Read morePicton is a glorious composition of active adventures in Picton. Grab a chance to kayak or walk the glorious Queen ...
Read moreThe Great Walk, Abel Tasman coast walk is unmissable. The beauty of the walk is found elsewhere within and outside ...
Read moreExplore on foot or cycle the contrasting natural landscape of Nelson Tasman region. From multiple day treks to ...
Read moreFinding a beach in Nelson is ridiculously easy. You can hardly move from the regional airport and one of New ...
Read moreA top surfing beach, Mahia is a contrast to the calm paddling water at Ahuriri estuary. Discover a place to surf ...
Read moreMaraetotara waterfalls, Tuki Tuki shared walking, Otatara Pa heritage pa (village) Blowhard Bush Reserve is a ...
Read moreDiscover walks with plenty of room to stretch your arms wide as you embrace wide open spaces. Places to go include ...
Read moreLike no other, a ridiculously perfect growing climate, fertile soils, Hawke's Bay is the place for beautiful ...
Read moreDog friendly, short easy strolls suitable for all fitness levels ticks the boxes for kids and mature walkers. Lake ...
Read moreUnearth a new favourite, go diving, surfing, windsurfing or cruise the bay. From safe swimming beaches to driftwood ...
Read moreMount Maunganui is a resort town focused on the beach, the promenade with its shops and nearby summit for its ...
Read moreAward winning Mt Maunganui Main Beach with its well earned celebrity status, Waihi Beach festival vibe and summer ...
Read moreRediscover the impromptu feel of a picnic. The sense of adventure, getting away from it all is the stuff of ...
Read moreDiscover the sheer diversity of things to do for free from enormous lego pieces in the Imagination Station of the ...
Read moreDiscover McLaren waterfalls, coastal Bay of Plenty beaches, estuaries and heritage Maori Pa sites on a short easy ...
Read moreAotearora New Zealand is home to a prehistoric rainforest. Ancient forest giants tower up to 200 metres. The ...
Read moreFascinating dangerous currents and shifting sand bars continuously moving with the surging ocean and high tides ...
Read moreAbandoned military bunkers, forts, memorials and museums tell the story of Aotearoa New Zealand at war and peace. ...
Read moreExplore Wellington city centre on foot finding a writer's walk, the interesting waterfront with its buzz of people, ...
Read moreDiscover Rotorua without breaking the bank. Geothermal activity at Kuirau park, magnificent redwoods to picnic ...
Read moreUncover holiday experiences where cost is not part of the experience. The best bits in life are free with Taupo ...
Read moreRotorua has a number of walking trails and shared cycle trails for visitors to get outdoors and experience nature. ...
Read moreFor families where there are various degrees of fitness levels the Arrow River Bridges excursion is relaxing with ...
Read moreDiscover who turned up and named places and the legacy left behind. There are railway bridges, lonely cemeteries ...
Read moreFind coastal walks where sweeping panoramic views creates a special place to stretch the legs and go walking. For ...
Read moreUncover contrast between quiet rural settlements and the bustle of Napier. Travel the east coast of the North ...
Read moreWhat to do at the beach with kids and people who have ants in their pants. Sandcastles are for little kids with ...
Read moreThe kids need amusing, that annoying brother / cousin is itching to do something. Beach sports is always a goodie ...
Read moreAuckland skyline and Hauraki Gulf are the backdrop to safe sandy beaches and interesting walks through regenerating ...
Read moreRoute 66, USA eat your heart out, here’s a route with attitude. State Highway 6, rugged, hidden corners and a ...
Read moreA regional park that spans both sides of the Mahurangi Harbour creating Mahurangi East and Mahurangi West. The park ...
Read moreTawharanui Regional Park is white sandy beaches overlooking the Hauraki Gulf. Farmland pastoral scenery, shingle ...
Read moreAuckland adventures have a water playground in the backyard. Things to do include kayaking and exploring Hauraki ...
Read moreRelish nature’s announcement of a weather change. The inperceptable bronze colour tinted leaves is sub-tropical ...
Read moreNorth is where Auckland locals go for the summer. There are several glorious regional parks as well as sheltered ...
Read moreShakespear Regional Park is an invitation to enjoy a summer rite of passage, collapse on a beach under an umbrella. ...
Read moreThe town of Kumara is a rock star, complete with an enormous Rock to prove the point. Kumara’s location is ideal ...
Read moreThere are interpretation panels and historic photographs of the period when the area was bustling with miners ...
Read moreMelting glaciers, disappearing rapidly. Visit now. The ice is melting, the story of the retreat of glaciers makes ...
Read moreThere are over 30 walking tracks from short scenic tracks to multiple day backcountry tramps. From glacier faces, ...
Read moreDiscover a local secret, Lake Brunner. Deep inky waters are home to wild brown trout. The largest lake on the West ...
Read moreDenniston is an extraordinary evocative landscape that is unforgettable for its messaging about the role of coal ...
Read moreWaterfalls and dazzling displays of light filled spray. Nature’s show and tell performance is never boring for kids ...
Read moreTransient spring blossom flits into view as a burst of pink tinted colour. It’s infectious happy moments as the ...
Read moreIt's a quintessential Kiwi thing. Water bombing with the loudest splash possible. Kids plank deliberately in the ...
Read moreFrom a touch of luxury to a wilderness natural spa to beach tidal pools New Zealand has an abundance of natural hot ...
Read moreCharleston is a former gold mining town, now a hub for adventure tourism. The town sprung into existence after the ...
Read moreStaying in Mangonui or Kerikeri and want to explore nearby? Here are two day trip ideas for your holiday with ...
Read moreWhangarei offers visitors a variety of walks from the well known Hatea River walk past tempting cafes, a stunning ...
Read moreCoromandel Peninsula is the quintessential summer beach destination offering plenty of choices of what to do and ...
Read moreThe Pinnacles, a must go destination for adventure seekers, trampers who enjoy the challenge following the ...
Read moreThe Coromandel is a kid’s idea of a holiday. Rather than a carousel of themed entertainment the Coromandel offers a ...
Read moreFish n chips on the beach, picnics, reading a book, water sports or exploring nearby tracks Coromandel Peninsula is ...
Read moreGetting around and what to do nearby. Coromandel and beaches are synonyms for each other. Here is a list of ...
Read moreIn a picturesque small country village is a place where spring is warmly welcome. Nodding daffodils herald the end ...
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 moreCromwell’s historic district at the junction of the Kawarau and Clutha Rivers was swallowed by the lake in the late ...
Read moreJust past Invercargill you could be excused for simply zipping past another small town on your way to the big ...
Read moreThe Catlins is a superb location to introduce kids and urbanites to the wild. Wildlife, galore with plenty of ...
Read moreSuperb weather, outstanding scenery, active adventures or lolling on the beach or meandering the art scene Nelson ...
Read moreMilton is a town with a passionate local community which boasts some great independent shops ranging from a butcher ...
Read moreTaranaki has spectacular outdoor places to go from a short fantasy walk in Mount Egmont National Park to a stunning ...
Read moreTutukaka is a detour, a place where water sports is a given visitor activity. Surf, kayak, dive sub-tropical waters ...
Read moreAn area quietly slumbering in the valleys of the Coromandel. It is all too easy to keep on driving through the ...
Read moreAn inviting picturesque island bang smack in the middle of the harbour invites the question, what happened there? A ...
Read moreWarkworth there are plenty of things to do. Warkworth, wrapped around the Mahurangi River is an urban buzz meets ...
Read moreAbel Tasman is New Zealand’s pocket handkerchief park. A treasure with global appeal due to glittering gold sandy ...
Read moreThe ten gardens are both privately owned and public spaces for visitors to enjoy. Perhaps the private garden you ...
Read moreExplore historic logging trails where kauri was extensively milled and gold mining relics. You have opportunities ...
Read moreUnearth interesting facts in an Auckland cemetery walks, viewing two massive oceans in a morning, exploring a ...
Read moreHolidays with kids Akaroa is an ideal holiday destination for local and overseas visitors due to the mix of ...
Read moreBustle of a capital city is replaced by quiet spaces, hills, valleys, wetlands and river flats where the occasional ...
Read moreLet’s get the kids outdoors and meet the wildlife. Taupo offers several options for families with native bush walks ...
Read moreDiscover New Zealand’s burst of autumn colour. The best places for glorious seasonal change are the Hawkes Bay, ...
Read moreUnearth North Canterbury Hurunui charms. While Hanmer is the star of the district this isjust part of the story of ...
Read moreCornwall Park has wide open spaces galore for families and individuals to relax, refresh and revive in Cornwall ...
Read moreWhite water rafting, kayaking, canyoning, jet boating or natural rock water slides take your pick. Your family ...
Read moreFor visitors wanting to explore the area find beaches framed with orange tinted reefs, beaches with natural hot ...
Read moreThe best spot for diving is … advocates debate where to go and what divers will encounter. The Poor Knights Islands ...
Read moreWalks from very easy short strolls to medium walks that are in remote locations. You can stand in an area of ...
Read moreGardens continue to stir the imagination and contribute to a sense of peace. For families gardens with play areas ...
Read moreExploring the outdoors is a core part of the holiday experience with New Plymouth / Taranaki offering a range of ...
Read moreObserve ocean gannets as they soar above their Muriwai beach nesting site. Discover one of Auckland’s best day ...
Read moreWanaka and Hawea are natural crossroads in the journey to the West Coast. The rivers offer bountiful fly fishing ...
Read moreVolunteers the backbone of conservation, the passionate individual who gives time freely. This article is ...
Read moreWalks are a way to immerse yourself in the landscape and slow down the senses. You have a chance to observe small ...
Read moreSlowly explore lush subtropical gardens, create year round flora magic and seasonal treats from leaf fall to spring ...
Read moreCool climate with a brisk winter deepening the sparkle to spring blooms. Autumn is glorious with the leaf colour of ...
Read moreScenery that inspires international acclaimed artists Extraordinary places where the bustle of the gold mining era ...
Read moreLong empty beaches River estuaries rich in bird life Incredible granite and limestone formations of the Oparara ...
Read moreThe Great Alpine Highway is a day spent exploring natural landscapes from impressive karst rock formations to ...
Read moreFor the energetic cyclists there is an opportunity to cycle from Havelock North—Clive, 47km, flat route 2–4 hours. ...
Read moreCool undertones to the morning with warm light in the morning invigorating the day. Nature walks are comfortable ...
Read morePort to Port ferry (Portobella wharf – Port Chalmers) 11 km bike ride in conjunction with Dunedin’s Bike rental in ...
Read moreSunshine, beaches with space to spare, native scenery hugging the coastal road. A classic day at the beach complete ...
Read moreThe road is approximately 79 km in length and is carved from the cliffs surrounding the river. It is the only ...
Read moreAn inviting picturesque island bang smack in the middle of the harbour is predator free and today the island has ...
Read moreThis article is a heartfelt ode to one of the world’s great sanctuaries and it is in Wellington.
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