On the edge of Tauranga Harbour you can wander through beautiful gardens with exotic birds for company.

McLaren Falls Park is a 190-hectare swathe of lakeside parkland on the outskirts of Tauranga, that’s brimming with activities.

Picture a secluded beach made from crushed seashells that you can only get to on foot or by kayak.

Wild, untamed and precious, the Whirinaki Te Pua-a-Tāne Conservation Park deep in the Bay of Plenty is a rugged jewel...

One of the world’s most successful conservation projects can be found just off the coast of Auckland’s Whangapāraoa Peninsula.

Canterbury’s Mackenzie District is home to some of New Zealand’s most famous and photogenic lakes.

Burkes Pass is a tiny heritage village in Canterbury’s Mackenzie Region, with a whole heap of character.

Imagine being able to experience one of New Zealand’s most famous marine reserves without getting wet.

At Driving Creek on The Coromandel Peninsula, you can choose between chugging through native forest on New Zealand’s only narrow-gauge...

A short walk from The Coromandel’s inland 309 Road will take you to a majestic grove of kauri trees and...