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Cape Kidnappers’ Gannet Colony: the exhilarating sight of 20,000 gannets
Some things harness and then reflect significant power over the visitor because of their singular majesty: mountains, iconic buildings, Tāne Mahuta.
Castlepoint Scenic Reserve: the views, the views, the views
What a stretch of coast! It looks like it should be wild and woolly – and it can be in...
Cape Palliser: the wild southern tip of the North Island
This is a freaky part of the world, a wild, windblown promontory that is the southernmost tip of the North Island.
Campervanning: the spontaneous way to travel
If the idea of a guided tour brings you out in spots, you’ll be wanting to bring yourself to the...
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...
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.
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.
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.
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...
Pancake rocks and blowholes: 30 million years in the making
Travel can be, well, strange, really, which is half the point.
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