9 articles to prepare your trip
At the gateway to the Southern Alps, Nelson Lakes National Park protects two glacial lakes, beech forests and a network of trails ranging from day walks to six-day treks.
3,550 km² of glacial valleys, the Tititea summit (3,033 m) and the Routeburn Track: complete guide to Mount Aspiring National Park from Wanaka.
New Zealand's largest national park and centrepiece of the Te Wahipounamu UNESCO site, Fiordland concentrates dramatic fjords, Great Walks and endemic fauna.
In the heart of the Southern Alps, Arthur's Pass National Park combines glaciated peaks, contrasting forests and endemic wildlife, 2 hours from Christchurch.
New Zealand's highest peak, Aoraki/Mount Cook brings together glaciers, Ngai Tahu Maori heritage, alpine trekking and one of the world's most spectacular starry skies.
Parc national Abel Tasman en Nouvelle
New Zealand's smallest national park, Abel Tasman combines golden beaches, coastal forests and sea kayaking, just an hour from Nelson.
Parc national de Tongariro
Three active volcanoes, the iconic Tongariro Alpine Crossing and sacred Maori land: Tongariro National Park is an unmissable destination on New Zealand's North Island.
Nestled between Tasman Bay and mountains, Motueka is the ideal base for exploring Abel Tasman, Golden Bay, and the rich Māori heritage of the northern South Island.
Golden Bay
At the northwestern tip of the South Island, Golden Bay lines golden beaches, sacred springs and national parks. The complete guide to Mohua Bay.
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