8 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.
Pohatu Penguins
On the Banks Peninsula, near Akaroa, Pōhatu Penguins protects New Zealand's largest blue penguin colony, home to over 1,500 breeding pairs.
A volcanic cone in Devonport, former Maori pā and military stronghold, Mount Victoria (Takarunga) offers a 360° view over Auckland and the Hauraki Gulf.
A conical stratovolcano rising 2,291 m in Tongariro National Park, Mount Ngauruhoe is sacred to the Maori people and served as the model for Mount Doom in The Lord of the Rings.
New Zealand's largest lake, born from the eruption of the Oruanui supervolcano 26,500 years ago, Lake Taupō blends active geology, Māori culture and outdoor activities.
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.
Auckland
Nestled between two harbors, 50 dormant volcanoes, and a unique Pacific culture, Auckland is the perfect gateway to discover Nouvelle-Zélande.
Akaroa
Just 80 km from Christchurch, Akaroa blends French heritage, Hector's dolphins and the landscapes of the Banks Peninsula. The complete guide to planning your visit.
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