New Zealand Tourism
The official New Zealand Tourism website. Great for itinerary planning for your entire New Zealand holiday.
Akaroa & Banks Peninsula Tourism
French culture, Maori history, stunning volcanic scenery and swimming with dolphins summarises the legacy of natural and human heritage on this special peninsula of land east of Christchurch. Use Akaroa as the base to explore hidden bays, get close to nature and re-discover the joie -de vive that makes life worth living.
Ashburton District Tourism
Stretching from the alps to the ocean, and bordered by impressive braided rivers, the Ashburton District (one hour south of Christchurch International Airport) encompasses the Ashburton, Methven/Mt Hutt, Mt Somers Highcountry and Rakaia areas. Adventure, skiing, hiking, golf, fishing, hunting, ecotourism, heritage, art, gardens, and a LOTR filmsite location.
Central Otago
Come and experience Central Otago, New Zealand and be inspired by a timeless land. Get away from the crowds, experience gourmet foods and fine wines, distinct four seasons, a rich history and a multitude of relaxation activities.
Central South Island Tourism
In the heart of the South Island is a region of sweeping plains, rolling hills and unspoilt coastline. Set against a backdrop of the spectacular Southern Alps, the Central South Island is diverse, authentic and full of unexpected discoveries. It is on one hand a patchwork quilt of agricultural and horticultural endeavour, on the other a welcoming region where genuine Kiwi hospitality thrives and virtually any interest can be pursued or holiday indulgence satisfied.
Christchurch & Canterbury
The Christchurch and Canterbury region of New Zealand’s South Island is the complete holiday experience. Adrenalin filled adventure experiences, breathtaking scenery, world-class shopping, friendly people, pulsating nightlife, peace and tranquillity beyond compare - and all within three hours’ drive of New Zealand’s second largest international airport. Nowhere else in the world will you find so much, so close.
Destination Fiordland
The Fiordland region is situated in the south west corner of New Zealand and is part of the great Southland region of New Zealand. Fiordland offers you, the traveller, the most magical scenery in the world and we welcome you to share this region with us.
Destination Marlborough
The region with a heart, a soul and a welcome larger than life itself. A land of fine wines and food, lofty mountains, crystal clear lakes, azure blue oceans and rivers, rolling hills and sandy beaches, wide-open spaces and intimate places where you and nature can be as one. Reaching out into the Pacific Ocean, like the fingers of a welcoming hand, the deep waterways of the Marlborough Sounds invite you to join this voyage of discovery.
Destination Mt Cook Mackenzie
The Mackenzie is one of New Zealand’s most refreshing and energising areas to visit. Encompassing Aoraki Mount Cook, Aotearoa’s tallest icon, it is home to the South Island’s most beautiful lake and alpine scenery and the warmest, most hospitable people that you’ll meet. From adrenalin to relaxation – the Mackenzie has it all.
Destination Queenstown
Queenstown is an exhilarating, year round, alpine resort that is perfect for adventurers and leisure seekers alike. Nestled on the shores of Lake Wakatipu, overlooked by the majestic Southern Alps, the town was named because "...it was fit for Queen Victoria."
Kaikoura Information & Tourism
The seaside town of Kaikoura, situated midway between Christchurch and Picton on the rugged east coast of New Zealand’s South Island, is overlooked by majestic mountains which are snow-capped for many months of the year. This unique combination of ocean and mountains offers stunning coastal alpine scenery and a host of eco-tourism oriented activities, including whale watching, dolphin swimming, walks and much more!
Lake Tekapo
In the heart of New Zealand’s South Island lies Lake Tekapo, a beautiful turquoise lake surrounded by a vast basin of golden tussock and the spectacular Southern Alps mountains.
Lake Wanaka Tourism
Wanaka lies at the heart of the Southern Lakes, New Zealand’s alpine wonderland, in the southwest of the South Island. The Wanaka Township is situated at the gateway to the Mt Aspiring National Park – a world heritage area.
Latitude Nelson
Welcome to the Nelson region of New Zealand, to beautiful days spent in wonderful places. Taste the sunshine in fresh food, fine wine and natural beer. Capture the atmosphere of Nelson in excellent museums and galleries, friendly festivals, vibrant art & craft and music. Enjoy easily accessible wilderness, unspoilt lakes and rivers, rugged mountain ranges and a place of peace.
Selwyn
Experience the Selwyn District stretching from the Southern Alps to the sea, providing an incredible variety of breathtaking scenery from the Canterbury Plains to the stunning high country landscape of Arthurs Pass and Lake Coleridge. Experience the Great Alpine Highway, the spectacular scenic route from Christchurch to the West Coast.
Tourism Dunedin
Originally founded on the picks, harpoons and hard toil of goldminers, whalers and early Scottish settlers nearly 150 years ago. Much of Dunedin’s early wealth and enterprise have left a tangible mark on today’s city.
Tourism West Coast
Life is relaxed on the West Coast of New Zealand’s South Island, and it’s the perfect place to unwind and explore a special place of beauty and history. A rugged and primeval region that plunges westward from the Southern Alps - a chain of cloud piercing mountains - through luxurious rain forest to a breathtaking coast.
Venture Southland Tourism
Southland is the most southerly and westerly region of New Zealand and boasts some of the most distincitve landscapes in the country...
Waimakariri District
Waimakariri, only minutes north of Christchurch, is a natural adventure playground for all ages. Mountains, foothills, rural plains, rivers and beaches offer experiences for exploration, recreation and space to relax. Take yourself on a journey through the lifestyle country district of Waimakariri and immerse yourself in true New Zealand experiences.
Waimate
Waimate, halfway between Christchurch and Dunedin is also on the alternative route from Christchurch to Queenstown. As well as viewing the valued collection of Edwardian buildings, visit one of the wallaby parks, or the intriguing collections at our historic and car museums, eat delicious strawberries, walk through tranquil native bush, or fish for salmon or trout in the mighty Waitaki River.
Destination Lake Taupo
When you think of the Lake Taupo region, Think Fresh .... as in fresh air, snow, trout, rivers, lakes, people, fun, food and attitudes. Explore our world and discover a fresh new holiday destination, a vibrant place to do business and a lifestyle unique in New Zealand.
Destination Manawatu
Conveniently located half way between Taupo and Wellington, Manawatu is the "gateway" to the Horowhenua, Wairarapa, Hawkes Bay, Rangitikei and Wanganui Regions.
Destination Northland
Walk on pristine sand on deserted beaches or track through ancient kauri trees. Body surf waves on twin coasts, the Tasman Sea or Pacific Ocean. Northlands transparent waters are one of the favourite playgrounds for lovers of anything aquatic including diving, sailing, fishing, boating, swimming with the dolphins or joining one of the many cruises.
Destination Rotoura
Rotorua is one of the most famous destinations in New Zealand and has a long history of welcoming visitors. From the moment people arrive in Rotorua they know they’re somewhere quite different. There is a scent of sulphur in the air, and at nearby geothermal hotspots there are spouting geysers, acrid-smelling mud pools bubbling and belching, warm geothermal pools and ponds that create a kaleidoscope of colour.
Enterprise Coast
The two districts of Kapiti and Horowhenua are nestled between the majestic Tararua mountain range and the Tasman Sea.
Go Wairarapa
Wairarapa is the perfect rural retreat at the very heart of New Zealand, just an hour away from the vibrant capital city, Wellington. The Wairarapa experience is all about getting off the beaten track. Escape to freedom, escape now, escape together.
Hawkes Bay Tourism
A Hawkes Bay day is like no other. As the sun slowly rises up, a day of delights awaits. Whether it’s a lazy summer alfresco lunch, a long walk on a beach in the golden light of autumn, a glass of merlot beside a toasty winter’s fire or the dazzling view from the top of Te Mata Peak on a crisp spring morning, you’ll want to stay awhile to discover the true Hawke’s Bay.
Positively Wellington Tourism
The offical tourism website for Wellington, the capital city of New Zealand.
Tourism Auckland
The official website for visitor information on the Auckland region. Auckland is a place to enjoy urban culture with food and fashion to captivate your senses. It’s a marine environment with idyllic islands that invite you to kick back and relax. It’s also a geographical wonder with 48 volcanic cones and two ancient rainforested mountain ranges. There’s huge scope for fun in every direction.
Tourism Bay of Plenty
As you journey through unspoilt rainforests and sub-tropical farmlans to the street side cafes of the pristine white sand coast, you'll learn this is truly nature's Bay of Plenty. A region truly blessed by nature where rich fertile lands meet the clear blue pacific in a climate devoid of extremes.
Tourism Coromandel
Located about 90 minutes drive from Auckland along the spectacular Pacific Coast Highway and a similar distance to the cities of both Rotorua and Tauranga, The Coromandel is one of New Zealand’s premier holiday destinations. The Coromandel’s dramatic and unspoiled coast with native pohutukawa trees on the western side and beautiful white sandy beaches on the east offers endless opportunities for fishing, diving, boating, surfing and swimming.
Tourism Eastland
Gisborne is the first city in the world to see the sun each day and is located on the sunny East Coast of the North Island. Captain Cook first set foot here in 1769. European settlement was established in 1831 and the town which developed was named after Hon. William Gisborne, the Colonial Secretary, in 1870.
Tourism Waikato
The Waikato is a truly special place where you’ll enjoy the thrill of discovering something different, exciting and new.
Venture Taranaki
Taranaki is a special place where you can take time out to reconnect with friends, family and loved ones or enjoy the great outdoors with mountain to sea experiences and everything in between. The friendly Taranaki people will show you a real welcome.
Visit Ruapehu
The Ruapehu District is located on the North Island’s adventure plateau and is New Zealand’s only volcanic alpine environment. Set almost midway between Wellington and Auckland, the region is a great place for friends and family to get together and have fun. Ruapehu District caters to action addicts as well as those looking to escape the hectic city life.
