Bridge to Nowhere: stunning walking in the Whanganui National Park

A beach that you can only get to by foot or by sea is a little bit special. Cathedral Cove is one of those beaches. 

Set in the heart of South Waikato, the Blue Spring is a source of water so clear and pure it supplies around 60% of New Zealand’s bottled water.  

In the Goblin Forest, twisted kāmahi trunks lead the way through one of New Zealand's most epic, lush and fantastical natural spaces.

Pay homage at the home of contemporary, commercial bungy by strapping on a bungy cord and throwing yourself into the ether. 

Immerse yourself in a heady mix of arts, artisanal markets, boutique vineyards, olive groves, beautiful beaches and endless rolling hills.

The home of adventure sport in New Zealand, Queenstown is also the international birthplace of bungy jumping.

Originally established by a small group of passionate aviation enthusiasts, Omaka Aviation Heritage Centre in Blenheim has grown to become a site of national significance.

Slow down and enjoy the ancient rituals of a tea ceremony at Zealong Tea Estate in Waikato. 

Cycling Auckland’s waterfront makes for a flat, entertaining and family-friendly ride. 

Take in vast views past wind turbines and up to Kāpiti and Mana Islands on this coastal walk just outside Wellington City.