New Zealand Tourism

The ludicrously photogenic New Zealand is located in the South Pacific Ocean. Its awesome countryside, pleasant climate, lush forests, and amazing wildlife, makes it haven for outdoor activities, and truly a fabulous place to unwind. The diverse, multicultural and sophisticated, and the friendliness, honesty, and openness of Kiwis, all add up to make New Zealand tourism immensely popular worldwide.

We have created a list and choose the ones which suit your style the most to get the most of the New Zealand tourism.

Northern Island:

Auckland: Sail on the famous America's Cup boat, hop on the islands of Hauraki Gulf, take a close look at the endangered birds on TiritiriMatangi, and do not forget to visit the Waiheke wineries with your New Zealand Tourism packages.

Rotorua: We all know the benefits of a mud bath. What's a holiday without some relaxation? While in Rotorua don't miss to see some geysers and mud pools and rejuvenate yourself in the baths.

Wellington: The cultural hub of New Zealand and the home of famous Peter Jackson. The cafe culture is very much the city's identity which started in the 1930s. There is also Wildlife sanctuary which is a treat to the nature lovers.

Surf on West Coast Beaches: Find world's longest left-hand breaks in Raglan where you can learn to surf or you can choose to surf in any of the beaches in Taranaki's Surf Highway.

Waitomo Caves: Go floating on a tube or take a boat trip through the caves which have only glowworms guiding your way.

Southern Island:

Spot the Kiwi: Seize this opportunity in New Zealand tourism to visit the Stewart Island and witness those beautiful and rare Kiwi bird in its habitat.

The Famous New Zealand's 'Great Walks:' Experience the famous eight 'Great Walks' which includes Kepler Track, Routeburn Track, Milford Track, Abel Tasman Coastal Track, Rakiura Track, and Heaphy Track. 

Nature and wildlife experiences on Otago Peninsula: How magical it is to witness a penguin nesting area up close? Eco-tours in Otago Peninsula give you that chance.

Glaciers: Glace, Hike, or Heli-hike over the stunning Fox and Franz Josef Glaciers located on the west coast of South Island. The view is spectacular and those memories are to cherish forever.

Whale Watching: The Maori tribe run the whale watching boat tour and also emphasizes the importance on marine conversation. The Maori means 'meal of crayfish' and you can enjoy a scrumptious meal of fresh crayfish.

Adventures of Tourism in New Zealand:

a. Leap directly from a cable car 440 feet above Nevis Rive which is highest bungee jump in Queensland.

b. Solo Skydiving or Tandem is quite popular and way to get to in any past of the New Zealand.

c. Jet boating blast through narrow canyons of Shotover River which gives you the major dose of shrillness.

d. Climb mountains at the Mount Cook National park with a guide.
 
Best Time to Go:

Tourism in New Zealand is flourishes best between February and April.