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With a third of the country’s landscape protected under
conservation status, New Zealand is a must-do
destination for walkers. The Heaphy Track is the longest
of the country’s nine ‘Great Walks’, taking 5 days to
traverse the north-west corner of the South Island. Walk
or ‘tramp’ through tussock downs, lush rainforests and
native Nikau palm groves, to the roaring seas of the
West Coast. The area has been nominated for World
Heritage status for its geological diversity and
history, including 220 million year old fossils and rare
endangered plants.
With a third of the
country’s landscape protected under conservation status....
Autumn is harvest time,
which is a great time to get a taste of New Zealand’s...
Drive along the West Coast
of the North Island to experience New Zealand’s...
The Yellow-Eyed penguin or
Hoiho (‘noisy shouter’) is actually a shy bird...
Adventurous travellers
looking for a taste of the good life flocked to the Central Otago...
Northland is the
sub-tropical playground of New Zealand and in autumn...
Autumn is the perfect time
to explore New Zealand’s two largest cities....
On the West Coast of the
South Island, ancient rivers of ice flow...
Earn your indulgence by
walking the Tongariro Alpine Crossing...
Visit New Zealand's most
iconic locations in April and you’ll see them at their best....
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