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Make sure you get the best out of your trip to New Zealand with our guides to the best New Zealand attractions, New Zealand places to visit and New Zealand nightlife.
Travelling to Auckland, New Zealand? The first thing you notice when you step off the plane into Auckland is the air: warm yet fresh; salty yet sweet. Auckland is where mountains meet the sea, world-class fashion meets Maori culture, and native forests co-exist with a skyscraper skyline.
When travelling to New Zealand, you must take the time to visit Christchurch. Located on the east coast of New Zealand, Christchurch is the largest city in the South Island. New Zealand’s most beautiful gardens are found in Christchurch and infact, the city is widely known as “The Garden City”. Christchurch is a fascinating mix of old English charm, sophisticated nightlife and glorious parks and beaches. Specialising in pink and orange sunrises over the Pacific Ocean, Christchurch is a city that truly shines.
Read our guide to Christchurch
The sunny city of Nelson is an absolute must when travelling to New Zealand. Located in the top north-west corner of the South Island of New Zealand, Nelson gets the most sunshine in the entire country. With its relaxed attitude, this area is home to stunning golden beaches, three national parks, a thriving art scene and wonderful summer fruit. Located under a big blue sky and golden sun, Nelson is the destination where New Zealanders (or Kiwis as they’re affectionately known) go to holiday.
If you’re travelling to New Zealand, no trip is complete without a visit to New Zealand’s premier resort town, Queenstown. Located in the south of the South Island on a stunning lake and surrounded by towering mountains and forest covered hills, Queenstown is considered the Adventure Capital of the World. With its endless thrills, from bungy jumping to white water rafting, its natural beauty and its vibrant nightlife, Queenstown will get your blood pumping like no other. This is a town that is alive and kicking.
Planning a holiday to Wellington, New Zealand? No trip is complete without soaking up the culture of the nation’s capital city. Politicians and business suits walk the streets brushing shoulders with jean-clad students; sophisticated city scapes contrast with the outlying wine growing regions.
