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Auckland
Auckland is the gateway to New Zealand with something to offer everyone. It is one of the world`s most livable and beautiful cities. Auckland boasts a sunny, warm climate with spectacular beaches, a breathtaking harbor, world class shopping, a vibrant nightlife with a diverse population creating a colorful blend of European, Polynesian and Maori cultures. The city is set on a field of ancient volcanoes and breathtaking landscapes with magnificent views of the city set on the harbor. The cities location puts you just half an hour away from the exquisite beaches, hiking and biking trails, secluded islands and a wide range of exciting outdoor activities.
Recommended Stay: At least 3 nights
Must See`s:
Waitakere Ranges, Rangitoto Island, Waiheke Island, Devonport, Museum of Transport and Technology, Mount Eden, Auckland War, Memorial Museum, Auckland Domain and so much more!
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Queenstown
Queenstown is the epicenter for adventure in New Zealand, known as the `Adventure Capital of the World`. The town is built around an inlet on Lake Wakatipu and has spectacular views of nearby mountains. Queenstown provides a wide variety of sports including skiing, jet boating, bungee jumping, mountain biking and hiking. In the winter time Queenstown is a major gathering place for snow sports with people from all over the country, and the world for that matter, traveling to ski here. Locally, Queenstown has a reputation as one of New Zealand's wine and cuisine centers and also feature a vibrant nightlife.
Recommended Stay: At least 3 nights
Must See`s:
Queenstown Beach, Lake Wakatipu, Skippers Canyon, Bob`s Peak, Skyline Gondola and Luge, Queenstown Gardens, Queenstown Hill, Coronet`s Peak, Onsen Hot Pools, Otago Wine Region, Arrowtown and so much more!
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Rotorua
The city of Rotorua is one of New Zealand`s most popular destinations, boasting magnificent geothermal springs, rejuvenating spas and Maori culture that date back to the 1900`s. The captivating area of Rotorua sits in the heart of an ancient volcanic zone filled with bubbling mud pools, spouting geysers, steaming rocks and hot springs. Visitors travel to Rotorua for world-class mountain biking through the lush landscapes of the Whakarewarewa Forests and white water rafting on the famous Kaituna River. Explore the history and culture of the Maori tribe who call Rotorua home, see the beautiful lakes in the region and enjoy plenty of activities and thrill seeking adventures in this spectacular city.
Recommended Stay: At least 3 nights
Must See`s:
Lady Knox Geyser, Whakarewarewa Forest, Kaituna River, Blue Baths, The Polynesian Spa, Government Gardens, Rotorua Museum, Wai-o-tapu, Zorb Rotorua, Rotorua Agroventure`s and so much more!
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Wellington
Surrounded by a natural amphitheater of wooded hills, Wellington is the capital of New Zealand, the country`s second largest urban area. Wellington features a variety of architectural styles ranging from 19th century wooden cottages, such as Katherine Mansfield Birthplace in Thorndon, some streamlined Art Deco structures such as the old Wellington Free Ambulance headquarters, to the curves and vibrant colors of post-modern architecture in the CBD.
Recommended Stay: At least 3 nights
Must See`s:
The Beehive, City Gallery Wellington and Cake, Wellington Waterfront, Old St. Paul`s, The Keburn Lookout, Katherine Mansfield House, Wellington Botanic Gardens, Zealandia, Colonial Cottage Museum, Mount Victoria, Cuba Street District, and so much more!
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Christchurch
The largest city in the South Island of New Zealand is the charmingChristchurch. The eclectic energetic city has something to offer everyone, bordered by the ocean and hills the activities here are endless. Hike through the magnificent mountains rangers including Mt Cook, go white water rafting, mountain biking, surfing, whale watching, you name it, Christchurch has it. Along with vibrant street art, delicious food and a unique container mall the city that was so badly affected by the earthquakes is re-building itself.
Recommended Stay: At least 3 nights
Must See`s:
Botanic Gardens, Canterbury Museum, Christchurch Square, Hagley Park, Avon River, Christchurch Art Gallery, Quake City, Christchurch Tramway, Christchurch Gondola and so much more!
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Picton
Nestled at the head of the Marlborough Sounds, some of the most beautiful waterways in the world, and located in one of the sunniest parts of New Zealand, Picton is a great holiday destination. It`s the perfect base to explore the Marlborough Sounds and surrounding areas home to one of the largest collections of New Zealand marine life: seahorses, preserved giant squid, sharks, rays, octopus, crayfish, cod, snapper, rocky shore display, life-size Orca and Hectors dolphin models. A wide range of outdoor activities like fishing, walking, tramping, kayaking and cycling is popular with overseas tourists and locals. While in the township, don`t forget to enjoy the gardens on the foreshore, or learn about Queen Charlotte Sound's whaling past at Picton Museum.
Recommended Stay: At least 3 nights
Must See`s:
Cruise the Marlborough Sounds, Hike the Queen Charlotte Track, Visit the Edwin Fox Maritime Museum, Kayak the Queen Charlotte Sound, Take a Wine Tour, Visit the Kaipupu Wildlife Sanctuary, Go Fishing, and so much more!
Queenstown is the centre for adventure tourism in New Zealand. The town is built around an inlet on Lake Wakatipu and has spectactular views of nearby mountains.
Land of immense and diverse landscapes with amazing glaciers, gorgeous lakes, dormant volcanoes, rolling vineyards, beautiful and expansive sandy beaches.
Experience the Geothermal Wonders of Rotorua! ...and enjoy a unique thermal spa experience in its relaxing hot mineral spring bathing, spa therapies, teaming cliffs, volcanic craters, picturesque lake views and many more geothermal features.
Motorhomes, Campervans or RV's, they are a wonderful way to explore the amazing wild places New Zealand has to offer at your own pace.
This is one of the few glaciers in the world not receding because of global warming. The scenery changes every day on the glacier because it is constantly moving and new routes are always being made.
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