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The seaside town of Paihia is the adventure hub for New Zealand’s Bay of Islands and a launching point for trips to the Far North. Located three hours north of Auckland, the Bay of Islands is a semi-tropical coastal wonderland with several large inlets...

Te Anau is the gateway to Fiordland National Park and few places can rival its surroundings. The small town sits on Lake Te Anau, the largest lake on New Zealand’s South Island, at the foot of the Kepler and Murchison Mountain...

Picton is the gateway to the beautiful Marlborough Sounds and the port of arrival for the ferry from Wellington. The seaside adventure hub is the launching point for hiking and biking on the popular Queen Charlotte Track, kayaking on the Sounds...

The laid-back seaside town of Kaikoura doesn’t always get mentioned among New Zealand’s top outdoor destinations. It should. Located on the east coast of the South Island between Marlborough and the city of Christchurch...

The title of “Adventure Capital of New Zealand” belongs to Queenstown, but Wanaka is close on its heels. The latter can’t complete with the quantity of adventure offerings but the quality and scenery are right on par...

With New Zealand’s two stunningly beautiful main islands, over 15,000 kilometers of coastline, and countless fjords...