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In the beautiful Bay of Islands, just 4km west of Paihia you will find the Haruru Falls cascade in a rare horseshoe shape. A beautiful spot to spend a few lazy hours and enjoy....
A two hour drive north of Auckland, brings you to the northern most city of New Zealand and gateway to the north....
Kawau Island is one of the larger islands in the Hauraki Gulf north of Auckland. On the foreshore of Bon Accord Harbour, sits Mansion House....
Mt Eden, is a dormant volcano – its summit 196m above sea level – it is the highest natural point on the Auckland isthmus....
Located in the south west of the South Island- the Kepler Track is an easier circular track, which will traverse some of the most spectacular scenery found in the Fordland National Park....
The Tongariro Alpine Crossing Track spans the length of Mount Tongariro providing dramatic scenery. Although the walk is not difficult – one section is quite strenuous and care does need to be taken....
A superb easy walk takes you to the top of beautiful Bridal Veil Falls. Here the hard basalt rock which has resisted the erosive power of the river forms the ledge from which these spectacular 55m waterfalls drop....
New Zealand’s largest city – commonly known as the City of Sails, is a unique harbour city sprawling over a narrow isthmus between two harbours – the Waitemata and the Manukau....
Kemp House (Kerikeri Mission House).
New Zealand’s oldest surviving wooden building – the now beautifully restored Kemp House was originally built as a mission house in 1821 for the Reverend John Butler.
Lake Rotorua is the second biggest lake in the North Island, but is more notably known, for being in the heart of New Zealand’s geothermal wonderland. Geysers, boiling mud pools and volcanic craters surround the lake but there is so much more ....