The country's economic center, constructed in an American style - wide streets, perpendicular town planning, skyscrapers... Its harbor and islands are its greatest assets.
Sitting by a lake in a region steeped in Maori culture, this town is a hive of geothermal activity.
The largest lake in the country, with the Tongariro National Park mountains as its backdrop. The perfect setting for a few relaxing days during a trip to New Zealand.
It's the oldest park in New Zealand and is home to several volcanoes. The Tongarino Alpine Crossing is probably the best known hike. One day and 20km of volcanic terrain to cover - a must for any nature lover.
Not far from Wellington, Martinborough is a city dedicated to wine.
A human-sized capital where you can visit Te Papa Tongarewa, a must-see museum to help you understand New Zealand better.
Having survived two earthquakes in 2010 and 2011, Christchurch is a charming town that is slowly undergoing a renaissance.
Kaikoura is a coastal town that is known for the diverse selection of marine mammals that can be seen there.
The smallest national park in New Zealand but one of the prettiest, nonetheless. It's known for the famous Abel Tasman Coast Track, a 50km hike that takes between three and five days to complete.
An amazing geological phenomenon on the West Coast and a must see during a trip to New Zealand.
Hidden in a mountainous region, Queenstown is a buzzing winter resort, both day and night
Classified a UNESCO World Heritage Site, Milford Sound is a magical place in the heart of fjordland.
Wanaka is a small and pleasant town located on the shores of Lake Wanaka. It is less bustling than Queenstown but, despite its more peaceful nature, there's plenty to do for anyone who might be worried about getting bored!
A peaceful village on the shores of a turquoise lake
In the heart of the New Zealand Alps, the Aoraki / Mount Cook National Park is a must for hiking fans.
On the doorstep of Fiordland, Te Anau is a town that earns its living from tourism.
Situated in the north of New Zealand, Bay of Islands is a mini-paradise, perfect for sun lovers and vacationers looking to unwind.
With the white, sandy beaches around Lake Taupo on the Coromandel Peninsula, Waikato is a region not to be missed during a trip to New Zealand.
Located on the west coast of the North Island, the city of New Plymouth has strong and attractive potential and its geographic location is not along the main tourist spots.
At 60km from Wellington, Waikanae is a seaside town complete with a beach that stretches for several miles.
