Top 5 walks in the Bay of Islands
In October the inaugural Bay of Islands Walking Weekend is happening. Here are some of the best walks on offer.
In October the inaugural Bay of Islands Walking Weekend is happening. Here are some of the best walks on offer.
Mirages are not just seen in the desert, as Justine Tyerman discovers.
Josie Dale visits Macetown to recapture the atmosphere of the goldrush days.
The upside of living on the rim of fire is we have more than 100 natural hot springs in New Zealand, "gifts from the earth", so they say.
Catherine Smith enjoys the high life with great views at Matakauri Lodge.
Many of the landmarks of the fabled Dunedin Sound of the 1980s can be visited on a relatively short and intriguing walk.
Don Kavanagh falls in love with cross-country travel the way people used to do it.
Winston Aldworth suggests a one-day itinerary for seeing the City of Sails on a budget.
There are days and nights of plenty on a steamy weekend in New Zealand’s sunshine capital, writes Paul Rush.
Excellent DoC and council-approved camping sites and well-priced holiday parks may still be found across the country, Paul Charman discovers.
The food on the Hauraki cycle trail was worth dismounting for, says Nadia Lim.
Elisabeth Easther revisited her hometown for a refreshing outdoor experience.
Hamilton's river and gardens put you in the mood for wonderful walking It's a 45-minute walk around Hamilton Lake.
Hayden Donnell hops on a bicycle to explore the newest trails around Queenstown.
There are heart-stopping moments on a Rangitaiki River jet boat wave attack, writes Paul Rush.
Andy Pickering finds action and relaxation aplenty at Coromandel's Whitianga.
Donna McIntyre feels her fear of heights and does the Tongariro Crossing anyway.
Mustering the slightest courage will pay off on the pristine slopes of Tasman Glacier.