Guide to New Zealand

New Zealand holds a special place as a premier eco-tourism and outdoor adventure destination. It is also a great place for a relaxing holiday.

This compact country has a spellbinding landscape of emerald-green pastures, crystal-clear rivers, primeval rainforests, shimmering lakes, thermal wonderlands, towering peaks, grinding glaciers and spectacular fiords.

Long regarded as a "World in Miniature" New Zealand is second to none in its complete contrast of scenic wonders. Here can be found the majesty of the Swiss Alps and Glaciers, the grandeur of the Norwegian Fiords, the beaches and tropical rain forests of the South Sea Islands and thermal regions as effervescent as Yellowstone National Park in USA.

The remarkable thing is that all these diverse features in this truly ‘clean, green and pristine’ country are easily accessed. Explore the varied landscapes and enjoy an astonishing range of experiences from a scenic flight over the Southern Alps, a soak in a thermal spa, an exhilarating jet-boat ride through white water rapids, a whale watch cruise or a leisurely Kiwi-style meal of crayfish (lobster), succulent mussels and first-class wine. But, however you choose to spend your time you'll find that fresh air, magnificent scenery, outdoor activities, fine food and wine are things that New Zealand has in abundance.

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North Island		An island of contrasts. In the north you'll find a rugged coastline and magnificent beaches in the Bay of Islands area. Auckland provides sophistication and a beautiful harbour setting before you reach the central area with its Maori culture, exclusive lodges, thermal springs around Rotorua and the famous Waitomo Caves. Wellington is situated o­n the south western tip of the island and is the seat of government and home to numerous museums, a wildlife sanctaury and renowned botanic gardens.
South Island		Cross Cook Strait from Wellington through the serenity of Marlborough Sound and you'll start to fall under the spell that this beautiful land weaves upon all who visit it. The island has the incredible range of the Southern Alps, dominated by Mount Cook, running down its spine to spectacular fiords and the 'Middle Earth' landscapes featured in the Lord of the Rings trilogy, the area being centred o­n Queenstown - renowned for its range of adventure activities as well as its stunning scenery. o­n the southern shore lies Christchurch (the "Garden City"), home to impressive architecture and delightful gardens and close to the rugged Kaikoura coast, famous for whale watching.

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