Ride around New Zealand’s largest lake in Taupō

If you're visiting Lake Taupō chances are you'll want to get out on the water.

In Palmerston North, you can visit the first-ever public museum devoted to rugby.

While whitewater rafting is undoubtedly an adventurous activity, on the Rangitīkei River you can choose to raft at a much...

He Ara Kotahi means ‘the path that brings people together’ which is a fitting name for Palmerston North’s newest walkway.

Bustling, noisy, smelly and fascinating, the Feilding Sale Yards provide a dynamic insight into the workings of New Zealand’s farming industry.

Right in the heart of New Plymouth you’ll find the multi-faceted Pukekura Park.

One of New Zealand’s best and most innovative private museums, Tawhiti Museum in South Taranaki recreates the region’s history in...

Right at the bottom of the South Island, the remote and rugged coastline at Waipapā Point is home to one...

Ulva Island, a 266-hectare island sanctuary is set in Paterson Inlet, just off the north-eastern coast of Stewart Island.