In 1987, New Zealand co-hosted the inaugural World Cup of Rugby, and won not only the trophy, but also international praise for the unforgettable show it delivered.

It may be a relatively small nation but there’s no doubt New Zealand has a fascination with big landmarks.

With a bit of sandpaper and a splash of paint, three Wellington surfers have created an eye-catching tourism business.

The New Zealand driving experience is now more entertaining and educational with the advent of the Kruse system.

Found on a wild section of Taranaki coastline, Parininihi is one of New Zealand’s newest marine reserves.

Swimming amongst wild seals is an exciting experience for visitors to Tonga Island Marine Reserve.

The start of spring coincides with the beginning of the whitebait season on the West Coast. South Islanders and tourists flock to river entrances with nets to collect the translucent, thin inch-long whitebait.

In spring, New Zealand's vast mountains are usually more accessible for hikers, with receding snow, longer daylight hours, and warmer conditions.

What better way to slow down and get back to the nature that New Zealand's renowned for, than relaxing in an outdoor bath under the stars?

It may seem an unlikely combination for a top skier to be head winemaker at a picturesque New Zealand vineyard, but for Rippon’s Nick Mills it is a perfect blend.