Take a scenic cruise on Fiordland’s Lake Te Anau to discover an underground wonderland.

Hidden behind the towering black sand dunes near Auckland’s Te Henga / Bethells Beach is a freshwater lake, ideal for...

McLaren Falls Park is a 190-hectare swathe of lakeside parkland on the outskirts of Tauranga, that’s brimming with activities.

Canterbury’s Mackenzie District is home to some of New Zealand’s most famous and photogenic lakes.

At 444 metres, Fiordland’s Lake Manapōuri is the second deepest lake in New Zealand.

In the heart of the Central Hawke’s Bay countryside is a watersports park built with fun in mind.

Summer camping at Northland’s Kai Iwi Lakes is a quintessential Kiwi experience.

With wide open landscapes, gold-mining heritage and winding rivers, Central Otago is a great spot for cycling.

Unlike the ubiquitous mountain vistas on many of the walks around Queenstown, Bob’s Cove is a short, family-friendly stroll that...

On Wānaka’s Mou Waho Island, you can have the surreal experience of swimming in a lake on an island on...