New Zealand Articles & Videos

• The Best New Zealand Cruises

  An island country located southeast of Australia, New Zealand is a popular destination for luxury world cruises. Its most popular cruise ports, which include Auckland, Tauranga, Napier, Wellington, Lyttelton and Picton, are often paired on… read more

• Distance Between New Zealand Cities

  New Zealand is an ideal country for roadtripping. Due to its relative compactness it's easy to navigate the majority of the country over the course of a short vacation. New Zealand is made up of the North Island and the South Island, each w… read more

• RV Parks in Queenstown, New Zealand

  Queenstown is considered to be the adventure capital of New Zealand. Surrounded by mountains and a stunning lake, Queenstown offers a variety of outdoor activities from tramping along one of New Zealand's many walking tracks to bungee jumpi… read more

• Motels in Auckland, Pakuranga

  Pakuranga is a suburb of Manukau City, which is located 15 kilometers southeast of Auckland, New Zealand. Only one mile from Mellons Bay and the Tamaki River, Pakuranga is offers many different hiking trails, scenic routes and fishing oppor… read more

• Italian Restaurants in Christchurch, New Zealand

  Situated on the South Island, Christchurch is a historic city with a character that is a reminder of its origins as an English settlement. Serving as the gateway to the South Island, it has subsequently become home to many different eating… read more

• Motels in Te Anau

  Te Anau makes an excellent place to stay for many a visitor to the South Island of New Zealand. In addition to beautiful Lake Te Anau, you are also close to Milford Sound, Doubtful Sound and the nearby glowworm caves . There are numerous mo… read more

• Motels in Lower Hutt, Wellington

  Lower Hutt is an ideal destination for travelers looking to experience the beaches, parks and reserves of the Hutt Valley. Several biking trails, bush walking trails and challenging whitewater rafting locations are along the Hutt River. Low… read more

• Motels in Rotorua, NZ

  Visit Rotorua, New Zealand's geothermal hot spot, for the chance to soak in one of its relaxing natural hot springs. Consider taking on the rapids of the nearby Kaituna River, trying your hand at the Kiwi-invented sport Zorbing (picture you… read more

• Motels in Queenstown, NZ

  Queenstown, New Zealand, provides thrilling outdoor experiences, including a raft ride through the Shotover River's Class 3 to 5 rapids. You can rent a kayak and paddle across Lake Wakatipu or use Queenstown as a base for exploring two of N… read more

• Dominion Road Restaurants in New Zealand

  If you want outdoor adventure, go to New Zealand. In the country that invented bungee jumping, you'll find great hiking, surfing and fishing, just to name a few. But while your focus may be on New Zealand's pristine scenery, you'll probably… read more

• Christchurch, New Zealand Attractions

  Christchurch, New Zealand, has all the amenities of a modern major city, yet still exudes a colonial feel. Hip cafés and trendy bars are set amid Gothic architecture, and the city boasts some of New Zealand's best museums and art galle… read more

• Russell, New Zealand, Restaurants

  The adventurist in you will love Russell, New Zealand. Spend a day boating and exploring Kororareka Bay or enjoy sport fishing on Matauwhi Bay. By the end of the day, you will no doubt be hungry and ready to relax. Russell is the place to d… read more

• The Best Flights From Perth to New Zealand

  For the best flights from Perth to New Zealand, adventure travelers need to consider three airlines--Air New Zealand, Qantas and Virgin Blue. They serve three destinations: Auckland, Christchurch and Queenstown. Keep in mind that the best f… read more

• New Zealand Surfing History

  New Zealand has slowly carved out a special piece in surfing tradition and history. For many surfers, a trip to the legendary breakers of South Island is a rite of passage. The history of surfing in New Zealand is a fascinating account of t… read more

• About New Zealand

  About the size of Colorado, New Zealand is located southeast of Australia, in the Pacific Ocean. Rainforests, mountains, fjords, volcanoes and coastlines are just some of the landscapes that offer activities for the outdoor enthusiast. read more

• Vacation Ideas for New Zealand

  New Zealand consists of two main islands located in the southwest Pacific. Its landscape includes mountains, volcanoes, coastlines, farmland and rainforests. It is one of the least crowded countries in the world and thus ideal for the trave… read more

• New Zealand Vacation Ideas

  The scenery of New Zealand was made famous by the Lord of the Rings film trilogy, causing a spurt of interest among outdoors enthusiasts. It is a country endowed with high mountain peaks, arid deserts, deep forests, rivers, lakes and a long… read more

• New Zealand Bird Identification

  New Zealand is a country famed for its natural beauty, and that beauty comes in a variety of climates and terrains. The result is that the island country is home to a rich diversity of birds, making it a popular travel destination for bird… read more

• Vacation With Children in New Zealand

  For an exotic trip with young children, New Zealand can be ideal. Comprised of two main land masses, the North Island and the South Island, the area offers an enormous amount of culture while not being overwhelming for young children. Known… read more

• Vacation Ideas for New Zealand

  If you are planning a visit to New Zealand, and you are up for trying new experiences, then one thing is for certain, you won't be bored there. Along with the usual suspects the island is famous for like sky diving and snowboarding, you'll… read more

• Things to Do in Queenstown, New Zealand

  Queenstown, New Zealand, located at the southern end of New Zealand's South Island, is an excellent getaway for outdoor enthusiasts. Close to Fjordland National Park, this community is close to many outdoor attractions, including fishing, j… read more

• Natural Resources of Australia & New Zealand

  Australia and New Zealand offer extensive natural environments of many varieties, from the deserts, bush and reefs of Australia to the hills, glaciers and rain forests of New Zealand. The diverse ecosystems of these two island nations also… read more

• New Zealand Camping Guide

  New Zealand acts as an island paradise for campers, hikers and outdoor enthusiasts escaping from urban life. From the isolated forests of the Northlands to the luxurious holiday parks of Auckland, travelers must find the right camping locat… read more

• New Zealand Weather: When to Travel to New Zealand

  New Zealand has a subtropical climate with mild temperatures and plenty of rainfall. Generally, the North Island is warmer while the further south you travel the more the temperature decreases. New Zealand offers something for travelers in… read more