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The Bay of Islands is one of the most popular destinations in all New Zealand. Mile after mile of white sand beaches and rocky coastline surround the bay, which is dotted with 144 islands, amazing sand dunes and a few tiny, yet charming towns. It is hugely popular as a summer retreat and getaway for those around Auckland. The best thing to do in Bay of Islands is a boat trip on the water where visitors will see dramatic rock formations, lush green islands, beautiful sandy beaches, a variety of native birds, and, if you are lucky, dolphins, seals, and whales as well.
Combine Auckland with the beautiful unspoiled paradise of Bay of Islands; and Rotorua, the geothermal wonderland. Fly into Auckland visit a 328 meters Sky Tower, a fantastic selection of bars, award-winning restaurants and cafes. Visit the Iconic Bay of Islands and take a boat cruise, have fun kayaking, swimming with dolphins, diving, fishing or just relaxing in the sun. Finish this trip with Rotorua where you will find spectacular geysers ,colourful crater lakes,and learn from Maori culture.
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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.
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.
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.
