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Invercargill, or Waihopai to Maori, is New Zealand’s southernmost city. The small, hospitable city has had a resurgence in population and popularity, brought about by the zero-fees initiative of the Southern Institute of technology, and the dairy industry boom from … Continue reading
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16,500ft of pure adrenaline… 75 seconds… 120 mph. If you prefer to free-fall without a rope (but strapped to a ‘beautiful’, ahem, stranger) then New Zealand has some of the most extreme skydiving experiences to offer. Discover the country’s most … Continue reading
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New Zealand’s South Island is renowned for its breathtaking natural beauty and Canterbury’s Mount Cook National Park, also known as Aoraki, is one of the island’s most spectacular regions. Located in the centre of the South Island, it is blessed … Continue reading
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Tongariro National Park is a dual World Heritage gem and one of New Zealand’s oldest national parks. Tongariro National Park isconsidered a pretty big deal in New Zealand and to global visitors. It’s not only the nation’s oldest national park, … Continue reading
