Enjoy a magical cacophony of sounds from a variety of native birds on the walks on this pest-free island, as...

Some people were terribly excited when Lonely Planet named Waiheke Island as the fifth-best holiday destination in the world.

The warm and sheltered waters of the Hauraki Gulf have been home to humans for up to a thousand years,...

Kāpiti Marine Reserve is popular for its abundant sea life including blue moki, kingfish, seals and dolphins.

If you are looking for a sense of history in New Zealand, it lies here.

If you’ve got anything resembling a soft spot for the native birdlife of this country – and what Kiwi doesn’t...

Enjoy listening to and spotting birds on walks in two areas on the island open to the public: Rangatira, halfway...

Te Matuku Marine Reserve protects one of Waiheke Island’s largest and least disturbed estuaries, along with an area outside Te...

Beneath the waves at the Poor Knights, New Zealand’s second marine reserve, the caves, arches, tunnels and sheer cliffs provide...

Locals describe living on Kawau Island as ‘quiet.’