Located in the Abel Tasman National Park, this 31-mile trail can be walked in a few days and is suitable for people of all ages.

Located in Aoraki/Mount Cook National park, the glacier extends eighteen miles in length and descends to an altitude of only 2,300 feet.

One of the most difficult ski club resorts in New Zealand.

One of the rising stars in the world of pinot noir.

This winery's sauvignon blanc brought international attention to New Zealand's wine region.

Cruise on Queenstown’s iconic vintage steamship, TSS Earnslaw. Relax on board and admire the stunning alpine scenery whilst you cruise across Lake Wakatipu to Walter Peak High Country Farm. Explore the decks, view the engine room, watch the stokers in action or purchase delicious snacks/ drinks from the Promenade Café. Duration: 1.5 hours cruise. Real Journeys operate other trips including Walter Peak Farm Tours, Barbecue Lunch or Evening Dining Excursions, which includes a return cruise.

This lake is famous for its reflections of Mount Cook and Mount Tasman.

This highway takes you on a scenic drive from Nelson to Westport.

The Crown Range Road is the highest main road in New Zealand and offers amazing views.

Haast Pass is a beautiful scenic drive that leads to the West Coast.