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Stand up paddleboarding (SUP) started in ancient Hawaii, had a modern resurgence led by surfers, and since has exploded as the world’s fastest growing water sport. The list of the top...

Located on an empty stretch of the North Island’s west coast, the tiny town of Raglan is the epicenter of surfing culture in New Zealand. A can’t-miss wave is at nearby Manu Bay (aka The Point), renowned for being the world's...

With over 15,000 kilometers of coastline, you would be hard-pressed to find better surfing and fewer crowds anywhere in the world. New Zealand gets swells and weather patterns from all directions...

Choose an adventure activity and New Zealand likely has world-class terrain to match. From Milford Sound at the bottom of the South Island to Ninety Mile Beach at the top of the North Island...