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Onslow, Otago
This picturesque region in the South Island is set in the heart of New Zealand's Mackenzie Country. With hut(cabin) accommodation available, it is an ideal hiking(tramping), walking and trout fishing area for all ages. There are walking tracks and trails throughout the country.
Mayfield, Canterbury
Golden fields shimmering in the sunshine can be seen in the Canterbury region of the South Island. This is a canola seed crop from which the good oil is extracted. Mt Somers, the Taylor Range and Mt Hutt stand in the background.
Aerial view of Queenstown, South Island
Punting on the Avon River, Christchurch. South Island
An authentic Edwardian punting experience in keeping with the special English character of the city of Christchurch. Definition: A punt is a flat-bottomed boat with a square-cut bow, designed for use in small rivers or other shallow water. Punting refers to boating in a punt. The punter generally propels the punt by pushing against the river bed with a pole.
Mitre Peak, Milford Sound, Fiordland
There are few places on earth as beautiful, exciting and inviting as Fiordland. It is an area of immense grandeur and natural dignity with Mitre Peak presiding over the waters of Milford Sound. It is a place for adventure where visitors can explore its mysterious waters in vessels ranging from kayaks to cruise ships.
Lake Tekapo and the Church of the Good Shepherd
This remote church on the shores of Lake Tekapo is one of New Zealand's great photo opportunities. A large window behind the altar gives a panoramic view of the lake and mountains, a perfect setting for the many weddings that take place here. The lake is popular for canoeing and other holiday activities. It is a three hour drive from Christchurch.
Queenstown, Lake Wakatipu, South Island
Queenstown, nestled on the shores of Lake Wakatipu and overlooked by the magnificent Remarkables Range, is a spectacularly beautiful year-round alpine resort, perfect for adventure and leisure seekers alike.
Rippon Vineyard, Wanaka
The vineyards of Central Otago in the South Island are the southernmost vineyards in the world. This vineyard, which has one of the best views in New Zealand, is a premium grape grower and wine producer. On the edge of Lake Wanaka, it nestles beneath the dramatic Buchanan Range. It has a gold medal winning Pinot Noir and also makes organic wines.
Whale Tail, Kaikoura Coastline, South Island
Whales are frequent visitors to New Zealand's coastline, particularly around the deep nutrient-rich waters off Kaikoura. Among these are the giant sperm, the smaller "killer" whales and pilot whales.
Sea Kayaking, Milford Sound, South Island
Milford Sound is one of many fiords indenting the rugged coast of Fiordland National Park, which at 1.2 million hectares is New Zealand's largest park. Kayakers in the sound's calm deep waters are often escorted by playful dolphins enjoying the company of humans in this remote wilderness.
Yachting Regatta, Auckland, North Island
Auckland, the "City of Sails", has more yachts per head of population than anywhere else in the world. With three huge harbors and a gulf full of islands, Auckland is as much about the sea as it is about land. The Hauraki Gulf is an adventure playground for sailors and island explorers. From down town a ferry can sail to the seaside village of Devonport or go further to Waiheke, Motuihe or Rangitoto Islands.
Piercy Island, Bay of Islands, North Island
Fuller's "Hole in the Rock" cruise takes passengers through a giant natural archway in Piercy Island on its daily cruise in the sub tropical Bay of Islands.
Mount Cook (Aoraki), Southern Alps, South Island
Short walks are a sectacular in early summer in Mt Cook (Aoraki) National Park. Mount Cook (Aoraki) is New Zealand's highest mountain at 3754m. Flowers In the foreground are Lupins.
South Island
TranzCoastal Train
One of the world's most scenic train journeys, the TranzCoastal travels through 22 tunnels and crosses 175 bridges, one of them being New Zealand's only road-rail bridge. As on the TranzAlpine, the TranzCoastal includes an open air viewing carriage where all your senses are awakened with the clean, fresh, sea air. The TranzCoastal departs Christchurch and Picton daily.
Mt Taranaki
With its Mt Fuji-like shape, Mt Taranaki is a perfect, almost symmetrical cone. Its peak often rises above the clouds and can be seen from miles around. It is near the bustling coastal city of New Plymouth. It is possible to ski the mountain and go surfing in the Tasman Sea the same day as they are only 30 minutes apart.
Auckland City Skyline at dusk
Auckland's urban personality is bold, fast, and fashionable. Everything you see, hear, taste, or touch has a twist of originality. There is every dining style - from spacious brassieres to intimate & romantic overlooking the harbour.
Christchurch Cathedral
It is the best-known and most visited church building in New Zealand and is an iconic representation of the city of Christchurch. The story began with a dream of a city built around a central cathedral and college, following the English model of Christ Church, Oxford.
Tram at the Arts Centre, Christchurch, South Island
The Christchurch Tramway runs regularly every day, passing most of the main city landmarks and attractions including the historic Arts Centre building (pictured), which was formerly Canterbury University.
Auckland yachts and City Skyline
Auckland is New Zealand's largest city and its marinas are home to more yachts per head of population than anywhere else in the world. It also has the highest building in the country. The Sky Tower at 328 metres Over (990 Ft) makes spectacular viewing from Westhaven Marina at night.
Maori Carving
Maori children, Northland
The Amorangi Maori children of Northland share their culture with visitors through performances and cultural experiences. Music and dance are a vital part of Maori culture. Dances, poetry, and songs have helped preserve the Maori culture, passing stories and traditions from generation to generation.
Kiwi Bird.
The kiwi, found only in New Zealand, gets its name from the plaintive shrill cry of the male bird. The nocturnal flightless bird is thought to have lived in New Zealand for 70 million years. The kiwi is a national symbol and New Zealanders are often referred to as "Kiwis".
Yellow-eyed penguin, Dunedin
This little fellow is one of the world's rarest penguins. Also known as the Hoiho, the Yellow-eyed penguin can be found on Dunedin's scenic Otago Peninsula. This protected species is free to strut its stuff on this South Island beach.
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