Following intermittent Maori occupation in this remote area, early European settlement in the Catlins was all about whaling and sealing, sawmilling and the search for gold. Farming took tenuous root in the often inhospitable conditions of the rugged countryside, which lies firmly in the top half of the Roaring Forties. […]

For a unique perspective on Wellington city, New Zealand’s capital city, hire a kayak for a matter of hours – or even the day – to explore its diverse and safe harbour. See an aspect of the city many never get to experience and view the steep hills of this […]

Hotels, motels, backpackers, bed and breakfasts, camping grounds, and lodges from unadorned to luxury can be found throughout New Zealand. Booking is essential, especially in the high season October-April. New Zealand Travel Offers all Types of Accommodation – Backpackers, Bed-and-Breakfasts and Camping Grounds Most camping grounds are well-equipped with decent […]

NZ rivers present exhilarating opportunities for extreme travel adventures. Don a wetsuit, lifejacket and helmet and experience the thrill of whitewater action. Whitewater rafting in the Central Plateau rivers of New Zealand’s North Island is geared to all levels of experience. Options are available from specific individual adventures, to group […]

New Zealand and South Africa agreed visa-free travel to the people of each others in 1996 and now after 20 years the system brings to end the facility. The South African government has announced Kiwis will soon require visa to visit the country and the new decision to come in […]

Bill English is emerging to be the next prime minister of New Zealand. Currently he is the finance minister and had earlier was opposition leader. English became the new name after stepping down of Police Minister Judith Collins and Health Minister Jonathan Coleman from leadership contest. John Key resigned from […]