New Zealand Travel Guides

Tudor Park Country Stay and Garden

Tudor Park Country Garden is an intimate four-acre private garden including formal & informal areas that welcomes large or small groups....

Doubtful Sound

Prepare to be astounded by Doubtful Sound, New Zealand's most renowned fiord, will impress you with its grand atmosphere and truly spectacular...

Lake Te Anau

Lake Te Anau the largest lake in the South Island and second largest in NZ. Boasting a spectacular backdrop of lush virgin forest, Mt Luxmore and...

Sinclair Wetlands

Tauranga Airport

Tauranga Airport opened on January 18, 1939. In 1940, the land was acquired for the development of an RNZAF training station and two years later...

Getting to Auckland

Auckland is New Zealand's largest city and international air hub. It is located in the north of the North Island. With a population of 1.4...

Tukino Ski Field

Tukino Ski Field is a club field located on the eastern slopes of Mt Ruapehu. This small club field offers great on and off-piste riding...

Travelling to Rotorua

Travelling to Rotorua is straightforward whether you are travelling in a group, self-drive, using the coach network or travelling by plane....

Getting to the West Coast

The West Coast lies between the Tasman Sea and the Southern Alps, on the South Island's west coast. This ruggedly beautiful region is one of...

Split Apple Rock

The interesting formation of the famous Split Apple Rock on the South Island of New Zealand looks exactly as the name suggests.

Split...

Southern Scenic Route

The Southern Scenic Route is New Zealand's oldest touring route, and arguably one of the most stunning.

The Southern Scenic Route...

Forgotten World Highway 43

The Forgotten World Highway 43 is New Zealand's first Heritage Trail, beginning in Stratford and ending 150kms later in Taumarunui....

Round the Mountain Track

The Round the Mountain Track is the name given to the 4 - 6 day tramp around Mt Ruapehu. It traverses a myriad of landscapes, ranging from...

Mt Tarawera New Zealand

The Ngati Rangitihi sub-tribe of the Te Arawa people traditionally inhabited the north eastern side of Tarawera, including the sacred Ruawahia...

Waitakere Ranges 

Visitors to the Waitakere Ranges will find no shortage of activities and attractions here! Well maintained walking tracks criss-cross the ranges...

Rainbow Mountain-Summit Walking Track

After taking in the sights of the two craters on the Crater Lake walk, continue north and experience the Rainbow Mountain-Summit Walking Track. ...

Mauao

The mountain of Mt Maunganui, known to the local Maori people as Mauao, is shrouded in legend and history. It's the dominant geological...

Isthmus Walking Track

The track links Lakes Tarawera and Rotomahana and is an integral part of Waimangu 'Round Trip'. Take the launch across Lake Rotomahana and...

Getting to the Wairarapa

The Wairarapa is one of New Zealand's top wine growing regions, and is located a short distance from New Zealand's capital city...

Hagley Park

Hagley Park is the jewel in Christchurch's garden city crown, and is one of the largest inner-city parks in the Southern Hemisphere. ...