Get your bearings at the geographical centre of New Zealand

There’s something about waterfalls that’s a little bit magical.

The Whakarewarewa Forest, aka ‘The Redwoods,’ is 5500 hectares of magnificent native and exotic trees on the outskirts of Rotorua City.

The southern corner of the South Island’s West Coast is home to landscapes so wild and spectacular, it has been...

A historic lighthouse on a rocky peninsula surrounded by the wild Pacific Ocean: it doesn’t get much more iconic than...

Experience limestone arches, caves, a whisky-coloured river and lush rainforest in the Kahurangi National Park on the West Coast.

The remote and rugged corner of the South Island’s south-eastern coast, known as the Catlins, is like a highlight reel...

Generations of adventurous surfers have made the pilgrimage along Taranaki’s coastline in search of the perfect wave.

Mount Manaia towers over Whangārei Harbour in a cluster of majestic craggy peaks, irresistible to anyone who appreciates a dramatic view.

On a clear day you can see the whole of Hawke’s Bay from the top of Te Mata Peak.