This is one of New Zealand's most breathtaking areas, featuring stunning fjords like Milford Sound and Doubtful Sound. You can enjoy hiking, kayaking, and scenic boat cruises.
Known as the adventure capital of New Zealand, Queenstown offers activities like bungee, skiing, jet boating, and hiking. It’s also a hub for vibrant nightlife and excellent dining.
Famous for its geothermal activity, Rotorua offers geysers, hot springs, and mud pools. It's also a great place to experience Māori culture and visit cultural villages.
A bustling city known for its diverse food scene and wine offerings. Explore the Sky Tower for panoramic views or take a ferry to nearby islands like Waiheke Island for beautiful beaches and vineyards.
The capital city known for its vibrant arts scene, cafes, and museums. Visit the Te Papa Museum to learn more about New Zealand's history and culture.
Renowned for its wine, particularly Sauvignon Blanc. You can tour vineyards and taste some of the country's best wines.
Home to New Zealand’s highest peak, it’s perfect for hiking and mountaineering enthusiasts. The stark alpine landscape is also great for photography.
A remote area known for its rugged coastline, waterfalls, and wildlife, including penguins and sea lions.
