New Zealand is one of the most beautiful places on earth. With so many scenic spots to visit, you will need to map out your travel itinerary before you start exploring. This article shares some of the most photogenic places in New Zealand. | Read More →

New Zealand is known for its natural beauty, but its cities contain intriguing attractions of their own. This article provides a snapshot of New Zealand's three largest cities: Auckland, Christchurch and Wellington. Basic information and top attractions are given for each of these cities as a way to inspire travel ideas. | Read More →

Many Pacific islands have fascinating, odd and even tragic histories. Events on some of these islands have resulted in visitors being banned. Although tourists can't travel to these forbidden islands, learning about their history and present-day status will lead to an enriched understanding of the Pacific region. This article takes readers on a virtual journey to five islands in the Pacific Ocean that are off-limits to visitors. | Read More →

New Zealand's stunning natural scenery, with a diverse array of beaches, mountains, rain forests and fjords, provides an ideal setting for outdoor pursuits. This article gives an overview of seven of the most popular outdoor activities in New Zealand – tramping, boating, scuba diving, winter sports, mountain biking, surfing and bungee jumping – including highlights and suggestions that will help visitors plan their trip. The article concludes with some general tips about outdoor activities in New Zealand. | Read More →

New Zealand is a great place for adventure tourism, and the Nelson-Tasman region is one of the best for it. Comprising the North and West of New Zealand's South Island, the sunny climate and outdoors culture offers a lot for people who enjoy the sights, sounds and smells of Nature. This article looks at five of the most popular outdoors activities in Nelson-Tasman and how a person can find what's on offer. | Read More →

Canopy Tours in Rotorua, New Zealand, offers a unique experience. Zipwires threaded high above the ground fly the tourist over millennia-old native bush. Having never been milled, the forest is totally natural. | Read More →