New Zealand

At the very top of the South Island, buzzing with its creative arts scene, boasting endless golden sandy coves.

Auckland is on North Island, a thriving city with huge cultural diversity with a mix of Polynesian, European, Asian and Maori influences.

144 beautiful and dramatic islands situated north of Auckland, that are hugely popular as a beach holiday destination for the locals.

Christchurch has a distinctly English-feel and has a real feeling of space, with many grassed areas, parks and plenty to see and do.

On South Island's west coast you’ll find the jaw-dropping scenery of the Fiordland National Park, home to the stunning Milford Sounds.

Kaikoura is a picturesque coastal town renowned for its fantastic wildlife, delicious seafood and the snow-clad mountains which act as its backdrop.

A haven for wine-lovers, with numerous wine tours to choose from which will take you round the region’s many wineries.

Set against the Southern Alps and lapped by Lake Wakatipu, this breath-taking setting was used for much of the Lord of the Rings trilogy.

The unique geothermal city of Rotoura offers sulphurous crater lakes, mud baths, thermal pools and the legendary Pohutu Geyser erupt.

The southern most region of New Zealand’s South Island is a nature and wildlife lover’s paradise with some dramatic scenery.

Wellington is the country’s capital, located in the southwest of North Island. boasting a buzzing café culture, arts scene and nightlife.

The West Coast of South Island is impressive and dramatic, with most people visiting this region to see the magnificent glaciers.