Features

Most New Zealand top sailors can trace their sailing roots back to the ugly little dinghy called the P class.

Stewart Island is a nature lover’s delight. It features kiwis in their natural environment, Ulva Island Bird Sanctuary, and the Rakiura Walk.

The rum race is a weekly fixture on the calendar of the true-blue Kiwi yachtie.

European sophistication and laid-back summer jazz are examples of the diversity within the Auckland wine region.

The Geraldine district has long enticed artists to come to paint. This is not surprising given its setting near the foothills of the Southern Alps and proximity to the mountains themselves.

A giant moa (extinct flightless bird) stalking regally is among the subjects of some of New Zealand’s most significant prehistoric rock art in the lush hill country of inland South Canterbury.

It’s the South Island’s third largest public art museum, is home to an impressive collection of works by leading New Zealand painters ...

The picturesque South Canterbury district of Timaru is gaining a reputation as the rose garden of New Zealand.

Listing and background information on the ‘club fields’ for skiing and snowboarding in the Canterbury region, New Zealand.

New Zealand trout fishing expert Ron Giles (author of Hooked on Trout: How and Where to Catch Large Trout in New Zealand) offers visitors tips on hooking a trout in New Zealand.