North Island 

Much of the plant and animal life is varied and unique, including the reclusive kiwi, fur seals, yellow-eyed penguins, Hooker's sea lions, dolphins and whales. Add world-renowned wines, wonderful cuisine, strolls on moody beaches, tramping through national parks and alpine tracks, bungee jumping, zorbing, caving and white-water rafting, and you have a wealth of thrilling experiences. North Island amongst these is renowned for the same.

From Cape Reinga in the north to Wellington in the south, the North Island offers a huge array of accommodation and activities for you to choose from - whether it's rugby or golf, surfing or skiing, or the relaxed pursuit of fine wines and exotic food, you'll find it all.

From the mountains to the seas, from the tropical-like Northland to the Nordic climes of Mt. Taranaki and Mt. Egmont, the North Island offers the unique experience of four seasons in one day

South Island 

Christchurch, popularly known as the ‘Garden city’, embraces a multicultural structure of the urban society of New Zealand. The striking change in its civilization is reflected through its reinstated road ways and squares neighboring Lichfield St. High. This is also home to hep café scenes and the superbly maintained Arts Centre. Christchurch encompasses some of the best markets in New Zealand and adding to it, making your way through adventurous parks, museums and rafting would definitely intensify your level of experience.

An enchanting train ride awaits you in the Tranzalpine, run by the New Zealand train operator, Tranz Scenic. This travels once a day across Christchurch, Arthur’s pass and Greymouth which is situated on the South Island’s West Coast region. The uniqueness lies in, as the train races through the misty mountains of the Southern Alps. This is in all a four and a half hours journey.

The Southern Island forms the largest region of New Zealand, while however it’s the least populated area. White water rafting in Buller River and sky diving with New Zealand Sky Dive are two of the several must do’s in the region. The Southern Royal Albatross colony in Dunedin is a spectacular experience in itself. To have a bird’s eye view, a helicopter ride over Lake Wanaka and the Canterbury plains is recommended. Cycle your way through the Marlborough Select Single Track or simply take delight in watching the whales in Kaikoura. Rejuvenate yourself with the Aspects Day Spa in Queenstown as you enhance your trip in the Kiwi Land!