Interactive Map of New Zealand

Spring action in Eastland is lively with multi-sport competitions and two major art competitions, as well as Gisborne’s Wine and Food Festival. This is a great time to learn to surf and..

Lake Wanaka is a place to take a deep breath and relax. Protected from the outside world by the grandeur of the mountains, you’re enclosed in a hidden paradise.Crystal clear lake..

Authentic New Zealand experiences, a picturesque sea-to-mountain landscape and memorable countryside journeys characterise the Manawatu region.Expect to spend a lot of time outside..

The 800 square kilometre Tongariro National Park (a World Heritage Area) is the centre of attraction for this region. It was gifted to the country by the local Ngati Tuwharetoa people, who..

Southland comes to life in spring. Crisp frosty mornings give way to bright sunny days. Bird life is active and abundant and new-born lambs are dotted against a backdrop of lush green..

Majestic and snow-capped, Mount Taranaki watches over a region that’s all about rejuvenating adventures and refreshing experiences. It’s one of the few places where you can go snow..

The Waikato region has two spectacular landscapes - one above ground, the other below. In both cases, nature has been generous.On the lush surface, the scenery is green to the extreme...

Wairarapa is tucked away in the south-east corner of the North Island, at the foot of the rugged Tararua Range. Maori called the region "Land of Glistening Waters".If you arrive from..

Visitors to Whanganui in spring will discover the banks of the Whanganui River coming to life with new growth. Take a thrilling jetboat or paddle steamer ride up this historic river...

Spring brings with it the freedom to roam 600km of stunning rugged West Coast scenery. Along its length you’ll find a smorgasbord of activities, a feast of scenic splendour and a banquet..