46° below: Explore the Subantarctic Islands this summer
Expand the 'travel local' mantra slightly and scratch your travel itch in the Subantarctic Islands. Your passport might be gathering dust, but ...
Destinations | See & Do
Expand the 'travel local' mantra slightly and scratch your travel itch in the Subantarctic Islands. Your passport might be gathering dust, but ...
Destinations | See & Do
Looking to scratch that international travel itch? Check out this bucket-list adventure - a 30-day expedition cruise to Antarctica with ...
Food & Drink | See & Do | What's On
New Zealand’s largest celebration of all things gin is coming back for 2021. Get into the summer spirit with the most refreshing of beverages ...
Culture | See & Do
The Royal New Zealand Ballet continues to deliver beauty and grace across the stage for 2020. This season represents a new era in dance – the ...
NZ Info | See & Do | Travel Guides
Even if you’ve only got a short time to do a bit of backyard tourism, there’s always time to enjoy some of the best of what the country has to ...
South Island | See & Do
Explore the spectacular scenery and discover the amazing wildlife of the rugged South Island – but take time to enjoy the fascinating cities and ...
See & Do | Travel Guides
The best-known hiking trails are New Zealand’s Great Walks. Administered by the Department of Conservation, these popular trails are maintained ...
Destinations | See & Do | Travel Guides
Whatever you’re into, New Zealand has something especially for you! Align your New Zealand trip with your own particular interests by planning ...
See & Do | Travel Guides
New Zealand offers some of the world’s best skiing, with a huge number of fields ranging from the clubbies to the fully equipped commercial ...
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New Zealand is an amazing destination for golfers and offers a number of courses amongst the very best in the world, including Kauri Cliffs, ...
See & Do | Transport
If you prefer to let someone else take care of the planning, look for one of the many guided tour options available. Single-day tours If you’re ...
Culture | See & Do
New Zealand is perhaps best known worldwide for its spectacular natural landscapes, but that doesn’t mean it’s a cultural wasteland! Far from ...
Stay | See & Do | Transport
New Zealand is geographically large, with a small, spread out population connected by stunning railways. Sleep in a train If you’re after a ...
NZ Info | See & Do
You could visit New Zealand each year for the rest of your life and still discover something new and spectacular every time. Nestled among the ...
NZ Info | See & Do
New Zealand is abundant in natural splendour. Here are a few tips on where to get the best Insta-worthy travel photos that are sure to give your ...
Culture | See & Do
In the 20th Century, when realism and honesty about local life became key themes, artists like Rita Angus, Colin McCahon and Toss Woollaston ...
North Island | Food & Drink | Stay | See & Do
Whanganui is a pleasant town on the banks of the Whanganui River. A busy main street lined with rustling green trees and colourful flower ...
North Island | Food & Drink | Shopping | Stay | See & Do
Wellington is not only the nation’s political centre but in many ways the cultural centre. It contains numerous museums, galleries and theatres, ...
South Island | Food & Drink | Stay | See & Do
The Waitaki region has an eclectic range of attractions. Oamaru’s Blue Penguin colony is sure to delight wildlife lovers, the region’s geology ...
North Island | Food & Drink | Stay | See & Do
At the heart of the Waikato is Hamilton, a riverside city that’s close enough to Auckland for some commuters. The Waikato River bisects the ...
South Island | Food & Drink | Stay | See & Do
A number of attractions on the West Coast explore its pioneering and mining history, while the nation’s most famous, accessible and spectacular ...
North Island | Food & Drink | Stay | See & Do
The Wairarapa is increasingly known as a gourmand's little paradise. Modern Wairarapa has embraced wine in a big way, and enthusiasts will find ...
North Island | Food & Drink | Stay | See & Do
A rustic and unspoilt landscape, The Coromandel boasts rich heritage, rainforest and a spectacular coastline. Built on gold, it's now a famous ...
North Island | Food & Drink | Stay | See & Do
Separated by a glistening harbour, Tauranga and Mount Maunganui offer an idyllic lifestyle in a region bathed in sunshine. Tauranga Harbour is a ...
North Island | Food & Drink | Stay | See & Do
The main centre of the Central North Island is Taupō, a lakeside resort offering an excellent range of accommodation, dining and activities. ...
North Island | Food & Drink | Stay | See & Do
Presided over by the majestic, conical Mount Taranaki, the region combines the gentle charms of rural New Zealand with the surprisingly ...
South Island | Food & Drink | Stay | See & Do
Known for the ‘southern hospitality’ of its down-to-earth locals, Invercargill is a medium-sized town that makes a great base for exploring the ...
North Island | Food & Drink | Stay | See & Do
Thrust up by the Earth’s powerful forces, the active volcanic triumvirate of Ruapehu, Tongariro and Ngāuruhoe watch over the central North ...
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