Imagine floating around the tranquil Akaroa Harbour atop a stand-up paddleboard, in the dark.

Running from Kaiuma Bay near Havelock, to Duncan Bay in Tennyson Inlet, the Nydia Track is one of the lesser-known...

Following the shoreline of the Wairau Lagoons, take a flat, family-friendly walk to spot seabirds and a shipwreck.

With its high sunshine hours, minimal rainfall and more than 20,000 hectares of vines, Marlborough is the biggest wine-producing region...

Eastwoodhill, the National Arboretum of New Zealand, is home to 135 hectares of beautiful exotic and native trees.

Imagine climbing, scrambling, sliding and swimming your way through some of New Zealand’s loveliest landscapes.

You may have seen photos of the iconic archway rocks at Nelson’s Wharariki Beach, but actually experiencing this wild and...

The Brook Waimārama Sanctuary on the outskirts of Nelson City is the largest fenced reserve for endangered wildlife in the...

Summer camping at Northland’s Kai Iwi Lakes is a quintessential Kiwi experience.

Rising 241 metres above Whangārei, Mount Parihaka is a significant Māori pā site, with spectacular views across the city.