Regions

A stunning subtropical region which offers beaches, wineries and is the home to the Treaty of Waitangi not mention 90 mile beach which stretches along the west coast toward Cape Reinga.

New Zealand’s largest city and surrounding areas offer you a variety of activities from outlandishly good shopping through to fishing charters. Your choice is endless

Renowned for its spectacular Coromandel Coastal Walkway, golden beaches and breathtaking scenery, the Coromandel offers plenty more hidden treasures waiting to be explored

Hobbiton, spectacular gardens, internationally recognised zoo and one of New Zealand’s largest aquatic centres is just a taste of the Waikato. Experience extensive walk and cycle ways or visit one of the Equine studs to see how we produce some of the best race horses in the world.

Captain James Cook named this area the ‘Bay of Plenty’ and he is still correct today. It’s abundance of orchards and gardens produce everything from kiwifruit to avocados. Wineries and eateries showcase the fresh seafood and the diversity of fresh produce.

East Coast of NZ is known for its rich Maori culture and abundance of surf beaches, wineries and don't forget Rere Falls where you can rock slide down the falls, a must do!

Rotorua is crammed packed full of activities - Walk the Redwoods, Soak in Geothermic Pools, Luge down a Mountain, visit a working Farm, experience Maori culture at a working Marae.

Situated in the central North Island, Taupo offers a huge choice of activity and tours from the Giant Swing through to a relaxing cruise on Lake Taupo.

Love Skiing and the outdoors? then Ruapehu is the place for you, whether for family or the more adventurous, Ruapehu has got you a huge selection to choose from.

From Farmyard Zoo through to Water Skiing, the Hawkes Bay offers not just awesome wineries and food but activities for the whole family or the more adventurous.

Visit of one of the most spectacular Mountains in New Zealand, go on the many walks, visit the three sisters or you could go Dam dropping, an experience that should definitely be on your bucket list!

Ride a paddle steamer, paddle a canoe up the Whanganui river or visit Ratanui, arguably the biggest Northern Rata being 43 metres high and with a girth of over 11 metres. There's plenty more with cycle tracks and walkways plus lots for the family.

Explore one of the many cycling, mountain biking or walking tracks where you'll find stunning scenery and views, or get your adrenaline fix with bungy jumping, white water rafting, horse trekking and kite surfing, it’s an experience not to be missed.

Cycle the vineyards, go canoeing, bring the kids paddle boating, go fishing or just relax at the Tui Brewery seeing how this famous Beer is made. Why not try a horse trek?

NZ's capital, Wellington is known for its art & crafts scene. Boasting Te Papa museum and the Weta Cave where they showcase the Lord of the Rings Props. If you're into a bit of shopping then Wellington is the place to be.

Marlborough is renowned for its internationally acclaimed wines and the stunning Marlborough Sounds where you can enjoy a cruise or kayak around the many bays.

The sunniest place in New Zealand with some of the best markets, that may have to do with having a plethora of artists who gravitate towards this unique part of New Zealand. The gateway to the Abel Tasman with golden beaches and untouched landscapes.

Majestic Alpine vistas to sun drenched sandy beaches. International attractions, Unique wildlife and a plethora of taste bud tempters. Canterbury offers visitors a diverse range of experiences.

This little piece of untouched paradise has some of the most beautiful scenery in New Zealand. The Pancake rocks and blowholes are a must see and of course Shanty Town which takes us back to how New Zealand settlers started out. Glaciers, treks and some awesome fishing are just a taste on what’s on offer.

Waitaki is most known for the Blue Penguins Colony in Oamaru but did you know its also NZ's capital of Steampunk, Great Architecture and rugged country. Very famous is also the small town of Moeraki with its huge unusually large spherical boulders. A must see when in the area. The Waitaki region combines wild, windswept coastline with emerald plains and towering mountains.

One of the most beautiful parts of NZ, with year round activities from Skiing, Kayaking, Rock Climbing through to the incredible scenic Treks

Known for its superb Pinot Noir wine, Otago boast some of the best wineries of this type in New Zealand. Abundant in cycle ways including the famous rail trail.

With year round activities from Bike tours, Jet Boating through to Snow Skiing in Winter, just to name a few. The beauty of Queenstown is internationally known and is sure to impress. More activities and accommodation coming as we travel around NZ getting the best options for your budget.

Renowned for its Scottish and Maori heritage and some of New Zealand's most stunning Victorian and Edwardian architecture. Not mention spectacular scenery, landscapes, Hiking and cycling trails which crisscross the dramatic landscape of the adjoining Otago Peninsula, home to colonies of albatross, sea lions and rare yellow-eyed penguins.

Bluff Oysters, Fiordland National park, Queens Park, Stewart Island are just a few gems in their crown. Take an overnight cruise in the stunning Doubtful Sound and see nature as it should be.

The southern most Island of New Zealand and world renown for their Oysters and incredible walking tracks. Definitely a must visit to do some tramping!