Welcome to New Zealand’s largest wine region, Marlborough. Home to the world-famous Sauvignon blanc, an exquisite wine that boasts a pungent, crisp and zesty flavour. The area is also well known for producing Pinot Noir.

Stewart Island is situated 30-kilometres south of the South Island - across the Foveaux Strait and is New Zealand’s third-largest island. Travel back in time, visiting Stewart Island is like New Zealand was 50 years ago. Experience the wild beauty with dense forest, rugged coastline and sandy beaches.

Kaikoura is well-known for its mountainous scenery and rugged coastal landscapes. Home to sperm whales, dusky dolphins, seals and albatross, all year round. In some parts of the year, you can spot orca, humpback whales, blue whales, Hector’s dolphin and an array of coastal seabirds. Admire these fascinating marine creatures during a scenic flight.

Hop onboard a seaplane and discover the beauty of New Zealand from above. An experience of a lifetime, featuring spectacular views, award-winning wine and a culinary lunch. You will fly over the islands of the Hauraki Gulf before landing in the calm waters of Oneroa Bay on Waiheke Island.

An overnight cruise into the Doubtful Sound is simply breathtaking. Wake up to absolute calm and experience Doubtful Sound all to yourself. Your two-day adventure starts with a scenic cruise across Lake Manapouri to West Arm. Soak up the views of the surrounding islands, caves and sandy beaches.

The Catlins is an untouched rugged corner of New Zealand - where the countryside meets the wild ocean. Tucked away in the south-east of the South Island, this hidden gem is a nature wonderland. Rolling hills dotted with sheep, lush rainforest and remote coastline, featuring some of the best surf in the country.

Capture a panoramic view of Queenstown and the Southern Alps in a hot air balloon. Setting off at dawn, when the air is cool and calm, you will rise to altitudes as high as 6000 feet. You are encouraged to help your crew inflate the balloon before the flight.

Be fascinated by the starry night sky in the heart of the Aoraki Mackenzie International Dark Sky Reserve. The 4300 square kilometre area is the Southern Hemisphere’s only dark sky reserve. The clear nights and lack of light pollution make for a magnificent sight.

Kaikoura is like a dream for couples who love nature and wildlife. It's a charming town nestled between the rocky Seaward Kaikoura mountain range and the Pacific Ocean. In the coastal seas, the northern and southern sea currents meet in the Hikurangi Trench, creating nutrient-rich water with enough food to attract whales, seals, albatrosses, and dolphins.

Join a historic-guided tour exploring the coal mining towns in the area of the Denniston Plateau. Here, underground miners toiled extracting high quality coal. There are many amazing relics from the mining era too. Denniston is an area rich in history, unusual landforms and outstanding scenery.

A thrilling combination of hiking the Fox Glacier and the excitement of a helicopter flight. Located on the rugged West Coast of the South Island, this continuously changing environment is quite the spectacle. Get ready for an adventurous day, you won’t be forgetting in a hurry!

Jump on board! A powerful coastal racing catamaran is waiting for you at Buffalo Beach, Whitianga. Built by one of New Zealand’s best yacht designers and modified for a relaxing day sailing.

A diverse diving paradise is located 23 kilometres off the coast of Tutukaka. Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve is over 11 million years old and is listed as a World Heritage Site. Discover the underwater world and the unique flora and fauna flourishing on the islands.

A 52-kilometre cycling adventure through the wilderness of the South Island’s remote and rugged West Coast. Known for its ancient rainforests, towering mountains, impressive glaciers and large rivers. Stretching from the coastline to the Southern Alps.

Venture into the Waitomo Caves and explore the underground world. After a full safety and instruction briefing with your guide, you will experience a thrilling 100-metre free-hanging abseil, surrounded by unique plants and rock formations. Suited up in safety equipment and wetsuits, you will be looking great for the photos!

Enjoy the scenic drive south-east of Christchurch to the historic French village of Akaroa. Home to the smallest and rarest dolphin in the world - Hector’s dolphin. Only found in New Zealand waters, you will have the unique opportunity to swim with these curious dolphins in their natural habitat.

Go on an adventurous drive followed by a hike through the remote countryside of Dingleburn Station near Lake Hawea. It is one of the most exciting and spectacular day trips in New Zealand.

A zipline adventure unlike any other. This activity will have you soaring over waterfalls and through gorgeous natural woods while immersing you in the rich Maori heritage in Rotorua.

Are you ready for a thrilling adventure in Rotorua? Raft through rapids with three waterfalls at one metre, three metres, and seven metres high. This must-do activity in New Zealand is for those who love to get their adrenaline going. And it's heaps of fun.