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AUCKLAND
Location: Located in the Northern part of the North Island. New Zealand’s largest city is a multi-cultural hub of food, music, arts and culture. It sprawls over volcanic hills and around twin harbours, offering an exhilarating mix of natural wonders and urban adventures.
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Coromandel Peninsular
Location: Juts into the Pacific east of Auckland. The Coromandel, renowned for its natural beauty, pristine beaches and laid-back vibe, is one of New Zealand's most popular holiday destinations.
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Paihia
Location: Located in the Far North of the North Island. Paihia is the main tourist town in the Bay of Islands and is located close to the historic towns of Russell & Kerikeri. The area is known for its jaw - dropping sandy beaches & outdoor adventures.
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ROTORUA
Location: Located in the heart of the North Island. A city grounded in history and tradition, surrounded by natural wonders. The district is an adventure playground with a great range of activities to enjoy for any age. Rotorua is much more than you expect. Click here for more details.
Ruapehu / National Park
Location: Located on the central plateau of the North Island. The region is home to ancient rainforests, active volcanoes, sacred mountains, tranquil rivers and two of New Zealand’s cherished National Parks, Tongariro & Whanganui. Click here for more details.
Taupo
Location: Centrally located in the middle of the North Island. Taupo is distinguished by its lakefront setting and is an adventure and sporting mecca and a nature - lovers paradise. There's hot springs & geothermal surprises all around the region.
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Wellington
Location: Located on the South - Western tip of the North Island. Wellington is the capital city of New Zealand and also the southernmost capital city on the globe and dubbed by Lonely Planet as “The Coolest Little Capital in the World.”
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Blenheim
Location: Situated on the North East corner of the South Island. It’s attractions include its wine industry, the Marlborough Sounds, gourmet foods and adventure activities. The region enjoys one of New Zealand’s sunniest climates. Click here for more details.
Catlins
Location: Situated on the lower South East coast of the South Island. A comparative remote "hidden gem“ - a place of natural beauty, abundant wildlife, forests, sandy beaches, waterfalls and both hilly and rolling green farmland.
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Christchurch
Location: Near the central East coast of the South Island. The city of exploration, where urban regeneration and heritage thrive. The city is constantly evolving, always giving visitors something new to explore.
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Dunedin
Location: Lower East coast of the South Island. Known as the Edinburgh of New Zealand, Dunedin wears it’s Scottish heritage with pride. It’s a region renowned for its wildlife and distinctly quirky character.
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Kaikoura / Hanmer Springs
Location: Upper East coast of the South Island. Many of the things to do in Kaikoura revolve around exploring the ocean and the coastline. Hanmer is a quaint alpine spa village located 65km’s south west of Kaikoura. Click here for more details.
Queenstown
Location: Southwest corner of the South Island. Surrounded by majestic mountains and set on the shores of Lake Wakatipu, Queenstowns setting is a perfect backdrop for a holiday full of adventure & discovery. Click here for more details.

Stewart Island
Location: 30 kms South of the South Island. Unspoiled, incredibly beautiful & steeped in stories. So few people have visited the island that the wildlife are still tame and the kiwis so numerous its almost guaranteed to see one on a tour.
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West Coast
Location: Stretches 600 km’s along the Western side of the South Island. The West Coast is a region of rivers and rainforests, glaciers and geological treasures. Perfect in summer and winter when it is surprisingly dry.
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