Take a trip back in time on the Forgotten World Highway

Ōreti Beach runs for 26 kilometres along the southern coast of the South Island.

There’s something about spending time next to a lake that’s good for your soul.

In Invercargill, you can try your hand at operating seriously heavy machinery, with no special licence required.

Take an easy ride along a historic road that winds through native forest in Ruapehu.

Lake swimming is a particularly refreshing experience. Go big at Taupō, New Zealand’s largest lake.

The Waitaki Whitestone Geopark is a story 35 million years in the making.

Kāpiti Island is one of the few easily accessible offshore nature reserves in New Zealand.

Despite its destructive history, Mount Tarawera today is a sleeping giant.

Flat country roads make the perfect terrain for easy cycling in between vineyards – no lycra required!