A hikers paradise amid one of the most dramatic landscapes in New Zealand, the UNESCO World Heritage listed Fiordland features 3 of the Great Walks of New Zealand and copious amounts of options for walkers, trampers and hikers alike. Discover the glacially carved valleys, stunning lakes, ancient rainforest, high reaching mountains and cascading waterfalls. Here are some of our favourite Fiordland walks and hikes.
Milford Track
One of New Zealand’s most famous walks, and one of New Zealand’s
Tongariro National park in the heart of New Zealand’s North Island boasts some of the country’s most dramatic landscapes. Centred around three volcanoes, Tongariro, Ngauruhoe and Ruapehu, Tongariro was New Zealand’s first national park, opening in 1887 and since, has been awarded dual UNESCO World Heritage status for both its spectacular natural features and cultural significance to the Maori people. Explore emerald lakes, old lava flows, steaming craters, colourful silica terraces, intriguing alpine
A country on most traveler’s bucket list, it is not hard to see why. New Zealand offers a world of extraordinary scenery, dramatic landscapes, outdoor activities, exquisite culinary delights, unique wildlife and seamless luxury lodges with plenty to explore. From action-packed adventures to relaxing getaways here is your travel guide to the North and South Islands of New Zealand.
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North Island
Home to three-quarters of New Zealand’s population, explore
