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Franz Josef and Fox Glaciers: monuments to nature’s power and beauty

You can head to these magnificent monuments to nature’s power and beauty in high summer and feel winter closing in...


Exploring Fox Glacier. © Legend Photography

The Nelson market: homemade with heart and skill

You’re standing in a car park, holding in your hand the best sandwich ever: white bread, butter and a whitebait...

Kayaking the Abel Tasman: sheltered coves, crystal streams and exquisite beaches

The sand is a colour you simply have never seen before. The water is so blue it doesn’t actually look real.

Te Waikoropupū Springs Scenic Reserve: spectacular freshwater springs

Just out of Tākaka, in gorgeous Golden Bay, on the way to Farewell Spit, lie the Te Waikoropupū Springs.

Pelorus Bridge Scenic Reserve: enchanting rocky gorge

Not wanting to reduce this delightful little spot to its presence on the big screen, but the Pelorus Bridge, already...

Queen Charlotte Track: camp, bike, walk... if you can tear your eyes away from the views

This is becoming a hugely popular walkway, so you’ll need to watch for and be nice to the other folk.

Homegrown: serving up local musical treats for over a decade in Wellington

You’ve wandered among the wildlife at Zealandia, you’ve soaked up the city life along the waterfront, observed bustling bureaucracy at...

The Beehive and Parliament Buildings: the heart of Aotearoa's Government

The good thing about the Beehive is as soon as you see it, you know what it is.

Zealandia: the world’s first fully-fenced urban ecosanctuary

Zealandia, formerly known as the Karori Wildlife Sanctuary, packs an awful lot into a relatively small (less than 2.6 square...

Kāpiti Island Nature Reserve: an accessible island sanctuary

‘We’ll pitch our tent/on Kāpiti Rock,’ sang one of this country’s finest singing sons, mariner and musician Andrew Fagan.


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