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New Zealand is a relatively safe travel destination. However, we are not crime free.

Just as you would in your home country, it's important to look after yourself and your possessions while travelling around New Zealand.

Try not to put yourself in unsafe situations, or leave your valuable possessions where somebody else could easily take them.

Following are some safety tips for specific activities to help you play safe during your holiday in New Zealand!

SAFETY TIPS FOR WALKING AND TREKKING Safety Tips that will help you make the most of your time walking or trekking in New Zealand's great outdoors. Read More ›

SAFETY TIPS FOR CYCLING Safety Tips that will help you get the most out of cycling on New Zealand's roads. Read More ›

SAFETY TIPS FOR DRIVING Read our safety tips to help you get the most out of driving on New Zealand's roads. Read More ›

SAFETY TIPS FOR SKIING Safety Tips that will help you make the most of your time on the ski field in New Zealand. Read More ›

SAFETY TIPS FOR SNOW- BOARDING Safety Tips that will help you make the most of your time on the ski field in New Zealand. Read More ›

SAFETY TIPS FOR SURFING AND SWIMMING Safety Tips that will help you make the most of New Zealand's surfing and swimming spots. Read More ›

SAFETY TIPS FOR FISHING Safety Tips that will help you make the most of fishing New Zealand's rivers, lakes and coastline. Read More ›

SAFETY TIPS FOR BOATING Safety Tips that will help you make the most of boating New Zealand's rivers, lakes and coastline. Read More ›

SAFETY TIPS FOR DIVING Safety Tips that will help you make the most of your time diving around New Zealand's pristine coastline. Read More ›

SAFETY TIPS FOR CAVING Safety Tips that will help you make the most of your time caving in New Zealand's great outdoors. Read More ›

FIRST AID KIT It's a good idea to pack a basic first-aid kit when travelling, particularly if you're planning to go walking or camping in remote parts of the country. Read More ›