Nelson/Tasman Region

Published by - Oct 5, 2004
Tasman is the region covering the northwestern tip of New Zealand’s South Island. It stretches across Golden Bay and Tasman Bay, which open to the Tasman Sea. The region is one of beautiful sandy beaches and rugged mountains. It is also a very fertile region, rich in horticulture. Kyaking... Read More

Southland Region

Published by - Sep 5, 2004
Southland is the perfect place to relax and enjoy fertile green farmland, rugged unspoilt landscapes, clean waters, native forest and spectacular coastal scenery. Bluff – the southern most tip of New Zealand’s South Island Originally Southland was part of Otago.... Read More

Fiordland Region

Published by - Aug 15, 2004
This rugged countryside with its deep fiords is situated in the southwest corner of the South Island. Once a sealing area, Fiordland is now almost deserted except for hikers, visitors and fishermen. Fiordland National Park also provides some of the best tramping opportunities... Read More

Otago Region

Published by - Jul 5, 2004
Dunedin is the capital of the Otago Region and home to New Zealand’s first university. The Octagon, in the heart of the city, offers visitors a wide variety of shops, bars, restaurants, cafes and entertainment facilities. Many historic buildings including the museums, churches,... Read More

Southern Alps Region

Published by - Jun 9, 2004
Also known as the ‘MacKenzie Country’, the region is named after Jock MacKenzie, an infamous Scottish sheep rustler. This region is home to the country’s highest mountains and largest glaciers and its hydro lakes also supply electricity to many of New Zealand’s... Read More