New Zealand Travel Showcase
As the last discovered land mass, New Zealand is our youngest country.
From the sub-tropical Northland, to the wilds of Otago and Southland, Aotearoa (New Zealand) has something for all travellers.
Because of it’s relatively small size, for the lucky traveller to New Zealand, it is possible to travel from west coast to east coast on the same day, passing from coastal heathland, through raging rivers, across alpine mountain passes, and back to spectacular coastal scenery.
Your best friend in New Zealand is your camera, and the sheer number of photo opportunities will take your breath away (yes it really is that amazing).
New Zealand is a country of diverse culture and history, and if one thing really stands out, it is the welcoming nature of the locals. Kiwis, as the locals are known, are warm and friendly, and your holiday will be made more enjoyable if you get to know some locals and immerse yourself in the rich Kiwi culture.
New Zealand offers visitors an incredible variety of scenery and climate. From rugged coastlines, to raging glacial rivers, to majestic snow-capped alps, and thermal wonderlands, New Zealand has something for everyone. Summers are warm and dry, and winters are often cold, with snow in many areas (making it a destination of choice for snow boarders and those wanting to ski New Zealand).
New Zealand also has a strong sporting heritage, with their most recognised sport being Rugby Union. The National team is known as the All Blacks are passionate about their team. Without fail, if you ask a Kiwi about rugby, they will talk for hours on the subject. The traditional Haka is always performed by the All Blacks before an international match, and is a real eye opener, as they lay down the “challenge” to their opponents. The New Zealand National Anthem is also proudly sung by locals and their team before all major sporting fixtures.
This really is a country with something for everyone.
Dave is an expert on New Zealand travel, and has a passion for the country.
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