| Auckland Auckland is New Zealand’s largest city and has a constantly growing number of activities to do and see. Home to gorgeous beaches and scenery, world class food and wine, wonderful shopping and commerce and invigorating nightlife, Auckland has a diverse population and a modernized approach to a beautiful surrounding. Bay of Islands The Bay of Islands is New Zealand’s most popular tourist destination, as well as fishing and sailing destination for travelers from all around the world. It has been recognized as a big game fishing spot, and has a variety of outdoor experiences as well as famous historic sites. Mt. Ruapehu Mt. Ruapehu is a volcano in northern New Zealand that is now home to ski resorts, mountain biking, hiking, trekking, four wheeling, golfing, hunting, camping, canoeing, kayaking, horse riding and more. Perfect for the adventurous traveler, there is an endless amount of activities to do on this mountain. Wellington Wellington, the capital city and second most populated city in New Zealand, this “Capital of Cool” is home to a variety of cultural and historic activities. The popular National Museum of New Zealand is located here, as well as the Mount Victoria lookout and award winning restaurants, coffee and wine are centered her as well. Kaikura Kaikura is a small coastal town famous for its marine life. It is home to incredible dolphin and whale sightseeing, as well as spectacular seafood and world famous fishing opportunities. Tourists have the chance to swim with sea creatures on tours held very frequently, or take a breathtaking tour in a small aircraft in their popular Aero Club. Queenstown Famous for its ski and snowboard season, Queenstown, New Zealand, is region that provides activities not only in the winter but year round. This region hosts a huge winter festival, and was voted the top travel destination by Tripadvisor. It is home to a large range of adrenaline boosting activities. Milford Sound Milford Sound, New Zealand’s most famous tourist destination, has been called the eighth wonder of the world, and has been judged the world’s top travel destination in an international survey. This amazing location is a fjord in the south west region of New Zealand’s South island and is said to be one of the wettest places on earth, and certainly in New Zealand. Usually only accessible by boat trip, this remote landscape is visited by tourist daily and is renowned around the world. |