Auckland

Known for its stunning harbours, it's a place where the urban environment perfectly blends with the natural beauty. The cityscape is a mix of high-rise build...

Queenstown

Known as the Mecca of outdoor leisure activities, this small town of 16,000 people offers over 220 different activities, including bungy jumping. It's nestle...

Fiordland National Park

This expansive reserve, one of the largest in the country, is a haven for outdoor enthusiasts and nature lovers alike. It is a place where towering peaks mee...

Te Anau

Experience a thrilling jet boat ride across the River Shotover in Fiordland National Park. This high-adrenaline activity lasts about 3 hours, offering unmatc...

Aoraki/Mt Cook National Park

The park forms part of the Te Wahipounamu region, a UNESCO World Natural Heritage site, known for its rich biodiversity and stunning landscapes.

Milford Sound

Located in the heart of the Te Wahipounamu region, this area is rich in waterfalls, lakes, rivers, and mountains, filled with fjords. It boasts lush vegetati...

Pukaki

It's a village next to a lake of the same name, where a hotel is situated. It's a 5 1/2 hour journey, covering 358 km.

Castle Hill Park

Located on the eastern side of the Southern Alps, this area is known for its karst rocks and is historically significant for bouldering with nearly 6,000 cli...

Lake Tekapo

Known for its striking turquoise hue, the lake's color is a result of finely ground rock particles, known as rock flour, carried into the lake by the melting...

Paroa

Located on the eastern side of the Southern Alps, it's a small seaside village known for its hotel offering double rooms with bathrooms.

Pancake Rocks

A rocky shore of eroded limestone cliffs, underground caverns and strange formations. High tide compresses waves in the caves, creating natural fountains.

Cape Foulwind

This scenic spot on New Zealand's west coast offers a walking path with various stops to observe seals breeding.

Abel Tasman National Park

It's the smallest National Park in New Zealand, situated on the northern side of the South Island.

Motueka

The seaside village is a perfect overnight stop, offering accommodation at a 3-star garden motel. The motel provides 2-bedroom apartments equipped with a bat...

Wellington

The capital of the North Island is reached by a 4-hour ferry crossing from Picton port. The journey features impressive landscapes and turquoise waters.

Picton

A port town known for its ferry services to the North Island and the capital, Wellington. The ferry journey across the strait takes about 4 hours.

Te Papa Museum

Explore the rich history of New Zealand, captured in wonderful snapshots at a renowned cultural institution in Wellington.

Tongariro National Park

Lake Taupo

Situated on the south side of the country's largest lake, formed in a supervolcano crater, is the village of Turangi. It's a gateway to the spectacular Tonga...

Tongariro

Experience a full-day hike through a unique triple volcanic complex, passing through Soda Springs, the Devil's Ladder, and the rim of Red Crater. Weather per...

Wai-O-Tapu

In the heart of the Pacific, there exists a geothermal wonderland, a testament to the Earth's raw power and beauty.

Lake Rotorua

This picturesque body of water, the second largest in the region, is a haven for outdoor enthusiasts and nature lovers alike

Pohutu Geyser

In the heart of the Pacific, there lies a natural wonder that has been a source of fascination for centuries

Hell's Gate Geothermal Field

The area is renowned for its unique geothermal features, including hot springs, mud pools, and steam vents. The landscape is a stark contrast to the lush gre...

Hobbiton

This enchanting location, a sprawling 12-acre landscape, is a living, breathing tribute to a beloved literary world. It is a place where visitors can step in...

Waitomo Cave

Known for the glowing fireflies Arachnocampa luminosa, endemic to New Zealand, it offers an impressive spectacle with live lights. Explore it by boat.