New Zealand Places to Visit

New Zealand's cultural & creative capital has it all - city life and stunning sea- and landscapes just a stone's throw away from great shopping, tons of cafés and culture... Crammed onto every last usa...

In Christchurch, where 320,000 people with more than one third of Südinselbevölkerung lives, it can well endure. The fine sandy beaches on the Pacific and the nearby winter sports facilities in the Ne...

With »Action and Fun" brings the lively resort of his guests on tours. For some it is a fascinating adventure playground, while others criticize the holiday rush to the village. It loses the "mass" in Q...

The small village on the West Coast (on SH 6) was approved by geologist Julius von Haast after the former Austrian emperor Franz Josef named. Moderate accommodations, but a good starting point to visi...

Huge whales can be seen in front of the rough coast . The small town south of Picton is mainly known because of sperm whale and dolphin sightings. The best time to see these sea dwellers is between Octo...

The fifth largest city in the country (50 000 Ew.) Pompously called the Sunshine State of New Zealand. The fact is that nowhere in New Zealand so extensively the sun is shining and the weather is as p...

This peninsula is a real nature experience in a small room with bush, mountains, trees and other South Pacific beaches. The most important cities and towns of the peninsula are Thames, Coromandel, Whi...

All roads lead to Rotorua. The city, almost in the heart of the North Island, is an art and culture of the Maori, but also as the steaming forests and lakes of New Zealand's thermal region tourist cen...

Impressive king albatross are the highlight of a visit at the peninsula. You should at least take one day to explore the charming peninsula near Dunedin with gently rolling parkland. The settlement of t...