Farewell Spit tour, Collingwood
Farewell Spit is a 30 km sandspit at the northern tip of the South Island, curving between the wild west coast and the calm tidal flats of Golden Bay.
Farewell Spit is a 30 km sandspit at the northern tip of the South Island, curving between the wild west coast and the calm tidal flats of Golden Bay.
Milford Sound (Piopiotahi) is a fiord in Fiordland National Park, where sheer cliffs and Mitre Peak rise straight out of the sea.
The 'adventure capital of the world' on Lake Wakatipu, beneath the Remarkables.
Ulva Island is a predator-free open sanctuary in Paterson Inlet, a short water-taxi ride from Oban on Stewart Island.
Helistar runs scenic helicopter flights from its base just north of Taupō, over Huka Falls, the Waikato River, Lake Taupō and the Māori rock carvings…
A relaxing, very English way to see Christchurch: a punter in Edwardian dress poles a flat-bottomed boat along the willow-lined Avon River (Ōtākaro) …
The largest ski area in the Southern Lakes region, known for long runs, steep terrain and natural half-pipes, and for one of the best views from any …