See the Country
New Zealand is a country endowed with spectacularly beautiful yet vastly different landscapes - from vast snow-capped mountain chains, steaming volcanoes, and rugged sweeping coastlines, through to deep fiords, never-ending fields of grasslands, and lush rainforests.
Comparable in size and shape to Great Britain or Japan, New Zealand has a population of 4 million people - making it one of the world's least crowded countries. New Zealand is a haven for those seeking rejuvenation and relaxation, as well as a playground for thrill seekers and adventurers. A temperate climate with relatively small seasonal variations makes New Zealand an ideal year-round destination – with beaches proving alluring during the summer and ski fields tempting visitors and locals alike in the winter.
Different geographic regions within New Zealand offer contrasting attractions and lifestyle opportunities. Coastal locations along pristine beaches, farming communities where the sheep and cattle outnumber the residents, winery blocks with acres of vine plantings, a cultural heartland showcasing New Zealand’s proud Maori heritage, tussock covered peaks, and multi-cultural metropolitan cities are just some of the lifestyle spectrum available.
Browse the regional options below for a truly kaleidoscopic view of what New Zealand has to offer……….
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NORTH ISLAND
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Northland The Northland Region is the northernmost part of the country and enjoys a sub-tropical climate [read more] |
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Auckland Auckland City is New Zealand’s largest and most cosmopolitan city and the commercial heart of the country [read more] |
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Waikato The Waikato Region features spectacular coastal and bush landscapes set amongst rich, productive farmland [read more] |
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Bay of Plenty The Bay of Plenty is a major holiday destination featuring beautiful harbours and perfect white sand beaches [read more] |
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Gisborne Gisborne lies on the east coast and is famed for its Chardonnay-producing vineyards [read more] |
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Taupo The Taupo District is in the heart of the North Island and is dominated by some of the country’s most beautiful lakes [read more] |
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Taranaki The Taranaki Region is watched over by the spectacular Mt. Taranaki, and offers a huge range of outdoor activities [read more] |
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Hawkes Bay The Hawkes Bay Region offers stunning architecture and world-famous wineries in a Mediterranean climate [read more] |
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Wanganui The Wanganui Region is a rugged area of which the beautiful Whanganui river is the focus [read more] |
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Manawatu The Wanganui Region is a rugged area of which the beautiful Whanganui river is the focus [read more] |
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Wairarapa The Wairarapa Region offers contemporary country lifestyle, picturesque villages and award-winning Pinot Noir [read more] |
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Wellington Wellington City is New Zealand’s capital, and the region is also known as our arts and culture capital [read more] |
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SOUTH ISLAND
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Nelson The Nelson Region is known as the sunshine capital of New Zealand, and boasts a vibrant artistic community [read more] |
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Marlborough The Marlborough Region is renowned for its breathtaking and varied beauty, and its distinctive Sauvignon Blancs [read more] |
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West Coast The West Coast Region features a primeval landscape with towering mountains and icy glaciers [read more] |
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Canterbury Canterbury is New Zealand’s largest region and includes the picturesque city of Christchurch [read more] |
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Otago The Otago Region is the centre of adventure tourism and is gifted with stunning landscapes [read more] |
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Southland The Southland Region features ever-changing vistas including the spectacular Fiordlands on the west coast [read more] |
