New Zealand is the most beautiful and peaceful island nation in the southwestern Pacific Ocean. It is nestled around 1,500 kilometres east of Australia across the Tasman Sea. People often come here to see tectonic uplift, the Southern Alps, volcanic soil, a distinct biodiversity of animal, fungal and plant life as well as a great number of small islands. This uncrowded land is blessed with some of the highest mountains, deep and steep fjords, large volcanic plateau, stunning lakes and much more. No doubt, it has endless experiences to offer.
Most people visit here to see:
Nelson
Nelson is a gorgeous city on the eastern shores of Tasman Bay. The region attracts the maximum number of tourists from all across the globe because it has some of the most extraordinary beaches, calm and warm waters, endless National parks, several prominent caves, haphazard hills, valleys and a sheltered harbour.
Families love to explore the idyllic coastal regions that are utterly breathtaking. They move around to see golden beaches and dense coastal forests that offers the best photographic opportunities. Native dolphins and sea birds attract poets, singers as well as experienced photographers.
Most people spend most of their time near the spectacular mountain ranges, pristine remote lakes as well as an alpine pass that looks second to none. Fishing enthusiasts find the most suitable region to catch trout and other fishes. There are several white-sand beaches that can make your trip a memorable one.
Napier
Napier located in Hawke’s Bay, is famous for grape and wine production. Worldwide visitors come here to see Heretaunga Plains, Hawke Bay, aquatic animals and an exotic wildlife.
Kids love to play with kiwi, tuatara and penguins. Adults enjoy the thrill of mountain biking as well as water rafting.
People often choose bus tours to explore the Art Deco Heritage, ancient architecture, vintage cars, the National Aquarium, the Napier Prison, and many other nearby attractions. The region is also renowned for cycling and walking tours.
Tips:
Do not forget to enjoy hiking, skydiving, caving, and bungy jumping in New Zealand.
- Take your camera with you to take snaps of volcanoes, glaciers, and geothermal activities.
- Be ready for bushwalks.
- Do not forget to explore awe-inspiring beaches such as Hot Water Beach, Coromandel Peninsula, Piha Beach, West Auckland, Karekare, West Auckland, Kaiteriteri Beach, Nelson and Whale Bay, Raglan.
So, whether you want to experience the extravaganza of nature or want to spend your holidays in an exciting manner, visit New Zealand.