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New Zealand at a glance
No doubt Tourism New Zealand’s #pureNZ campaign (and feedback from every friend and relative that’s visited) has made a visit to our faraway shores desirable. Add in these tidbits to shift that from want to need!
- Nowhere in New Zealand is more than 128km from the sea. That means a beach road trip is accessible in less than two hours. Even if you’re on the ski slopes!
- For the ultimate soak, New Zealand has the largest hot water spring in Rotorua, and it’s lush!
- At present, there are an estimated 70,000 land-based native animals and plants unique to New Zealand! Wow! Hiking gives you the best chance of spying our unusual flora and fauna.

Attractions in New Zealand
Oh man, where to start on giving you a tease on New Zealand’s best attractions? There are so many! Here’s some:
- Hiking across our beautiful country is a must-do – even if you’re a couch potato! With a range of trails – from short strolls to the 3,000km Te Araroa tramp there truly is something for everyone.
- Get wet! Whether you’re planning on whale watching, scuba diving, canyoning, or even great white shark cage diving, our water-based activities are worthy of your Kiwi itinerary.
- Traditionally New Zealand food was not a massive enticer to visit (Marmite, anyone?). However, a recent surge in new and creative eateries means that your belly can be as full as your heart here.

Where to go in New Zealand
Where to go in New Zealand? Everywhere, duh! But seriously: read our quick guide to narrow your choices down:
- If you’re into more thrills than Stephen King, consider the south of the South Island. While Queenstown clearly wears the adventure crown, the rest of the region has some mind-blowing activities to entice, also.
- If the sound of white beaches, sandboarding, Maori culture, and dolphins frolicking sound like fun, head north from Auckland. The Bay of Island, Cape Reinga, and Whangarei Heads all impress.
- Keen on sunny bays, cute towns, and wineries galore? Drive north from Christchurch to the Marlborough Sounds. Tackle the Queen Charlotte Track, meander around Picton, or head to the famed Cloudy Bay Vineyards (with a sober driver, of course).
