9 articles to prepare your trip
Waiotapu Thermal Wonderland
Located 30 km south of Rotorua, Wai-O-Tapu brings together colorful pools, the Lady Knox geyser and mineral terraces on one of New Zealand's major geothermal sites.
Village Katikati
Katikati, a small town in the Bay of Plenty, brings together striking street murals, Irish colonial heritage, kiwifruit and avocado orchards, and trails through the Kaimai Mamaku ranges.
Just 50 minutes from Wellington, Kaitoke Regional Park encompasses 2,860 hectares of native forest, trails, rivers and the Rivendell filming site.
Franz Josef
On the West Coast of New Zealand's South Island, Franz Josef provides access to a glacier that descends into temperate rainforest, listed as UNESCO World Heritage Te Wāhipounamu.
Elephant Rocks
Near Duntroon in Waitaki, Elephant Rocks align limestone blocks dating back 30 million years, famous for their role in The Chronicles of Narnia.
Ashburton Lakes
Thirteen glacial lakes and Ramsar wetlands at the heart of Hakatere Conservation Park, Mid-Canterbury: hiking, mountain biking, fishing and native wildlife.
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.
Greymouth
Greymouth, the largest town on New Zealand's West Coast, blends mining heritage, Māori culture and direct access to glaciers and Paparoa National Park.
Blenheim
Capital of New Zealand sauvignon blanc, Blenheim combines vineyards, aviation museums and direct access to the Marlborough Sounds. Complete guide.
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