Orakei-Korako geyserland is home to the greatest number of active geysers of any geothermal field in New Zealand ...

One of Wellington's most popular tourist attractions, the cars run from Lambton Quay in the commercial heart of the city and emerge in the Wellington Botanic Garden where the Lookout, Carter Observatory, Planetarium and Cable Car Museum are located.

Part gallery, part penthouse, the Art Apartment offers her guests a unique opportunity to live among an inspiring collection of contemporary New Zealand art, all available for purchase.

Lake Waikaremoana is famous for its fresh water trout fishing and hunting, and as home to one of New Zealand’s top 10 walks.

Connells Bay Sculpture Park on Waiheke Island offers visitors a special experience to view large outdoor contemporary sculpture by some of New Zealand’s best known sculptors.

Pure Trails New Zealand has developed guided hiking trips of the South Island of New Zealand specifically for the older active traveller.

A Maori legend tells the story behind the Hawke's Bay hill that has the world's longest place name.

Zealandia, 40 minutes north of Auckland, is both a home and a gallery open to visitors. It features an imposing edifice with sharp lines and cool concrete slabs, which contrasts with the green pasture and native bush. The art itself, bronze sculpture by Zealandia creator Terry Stringer, is loaded with riddles and complexity. Stringer is one of New Zealand's top sculptors.

Ulva Island, situated in Whaka o Te Wera (Paterson Inlet) on Rakiura (Stewart Island), is a sanctuary for visitors to learn about native flora and fauna from a Maori perspective.

John and Allison Brebner, teachers, printmakers and book artists, have combined their talents and built up a unique teaching studio and working letterpress museum, with impressive art galleries in the relaxed atmosphere of their 120 year old Manawatu home...