Cape Kidnappers Gannet Colony
Cape Kidnappers — Te Kauwae-a-Māui to local iwi — is where the world’s largest, most accessible mainland gannet colony gathers on the cliffs south of
Cape Kidnappers — Te Kauwae-a-Māui to local iwi — is where the world’s largest, most accessible mainland gannet colony gathers on the cliffs south of
Curio Bay, at the southern end of the Catlins coast, is one of those rare free days out where the main attraction is quite literally
If you’re driving the Great Coast Road between Greymouth and Westport, pull in at Dolomite Point in Punakaiki — this is the one stop nobody
Castlepoint (Rangiwhakaoma, “where the sky runs”) is the kind of place Wairarapa locals send visitors when they want the real coast, not a postcard version
Rotorua attractions are elevated to new heights—literally—at Skyline Rotorua. Located on the side of Mt Ngongotahā, the experience begins with a gentle ascent in an
For movie lovers, pop culture fans, and creative minds, a visit to Wellington isn’t complete without stepping into the extraordinary world of Wētā Workshop. Nestled
Government Gardens Rotorua: free heritage park with Tudor museum, rose gardens, croquet lawns & Lake Rotorua views. 5 min from Rotorua CBD. Open daily.
Kuirau Park Rotorua: NZ’s only free geothermal public park. Mud pools, crater lake, free hot footbaths & Saturday market. 5 min walk from Rotorua CBD.
Havelock Marlborough: The Greenlip Mussel capital of New Zealand — gold rush history, Pelorus Sound harbour views and gateway to the Marlborough Sounds.
Picton foreshore walk is a free harbour walkway in Marlborough’s Sounds gateway town. Ferry views, native bush, coffee & access to the Queen Charlotte Track.