Explore New Zealand

Discover the natural wonders of New Zealand's national parks, offering a wide range of activities and breathtaking landscapes. Whether you're an adventure seeker, a nature enthusiast, or simply looking for a serene escape, New Zealand national parks have something for everyone.

The cities across New Zealand all have uniqueness about them; find out what each city has to offer travellers, tourists, and residents.

Methods of transport for getting around and exploring New Zealand; car, campervan, motorhome, bus, train, boat, motorcycle, cycle, air, cruise ship, ferry. Information.

New Zealand has some fascinating wildlife including many birds and animals that are only found in this country and nowhere else in the world. Find out about the native wildlife and the conservation efforts to ensure survival of these species.

Use this list of North Island and South Island regions across NZ to find districts, places, attractions and activities in each province of the country.

Campervans and motorhomes are great fun and a flexible way to tour and meet people. Get some tips on hiring a camper and the facilities camp sites provide across New Zealand.

Choose the best time of year to travel with these details about the seasons. New Zealand is a long country and the climate is different depending on region, mountains, bush, coast, islands, and can be location specific.

My reviews of detailed maps of NZ; road atlas, camping and touring atlases that include camp sites descriptions of facilities, along with major attractions on route.

There are not that many people per sq. Km in NZ; here are some demographic facts and statistics on population distribution, size, and growth.

Find out about the money, New Zealand Dollar / NZD. Some bookings may have to be made in NZ dollars, work out the currency and exchange rates for your holiday budget.

Find out the best time to phone to make bookings with this information about time zones. It's no good calling in the middle of the night!

How to get updates on volcano or earthquake activity in New Zealand. Most earthquakes are unnoticeable but if you have concerns you can check on regional and recent activity.