7 INCREDIBLE SIGHTSIN

NEW ZEALAND(That You Won’t Want To Miss)

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NUMBER  ONE

Food lovers and wine drinkers love Waiheke for the countless amount of quality vineyards and exceptional dining experiences. Taste

New Zealand’s best variety of wines on a guided tour of the

vineyards or reserve a special seven-course meal at

Mudbrick Vineyard Restaurant. There’s also

plenty of cultural opportunities, olive groves,

beaches, and forests to keep everyone entertained.

Waiheke Island

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NUMBER  TWO

If you’re a fan of watersports of any kind, you’ll have fun at the Bay of Islands. It is home to some of New Zealand’s best fishing,

sailing, snorkeling, scuba diving, and much more. And don’t leave Bay of Islands without visiting the Hole in the Rock, a special rock

you can sail through when the tide is just right!

Bay of Islands

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Waitomo Glowworm Caves

NUMBER  THREE

One natural phenomenon you definitely won’t want to miss is the Waitomo Glowworm Caves. Dark except for the illuminations from thousands of glowworms, these caves draw visitors who are looking to be inspired by

natural beauty and scientific wonder. Visitors can take a guided boat tour to hear all about the science behind the phenomenon and the history behind the caves.

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Auckland is the biggest city in New Zealand, but it’s also one of Lonely Planet’s top 10

cities in the world. !

You’ll need a least 2-3 days to even scratch the surface of

what Aukland has to offer. There are beautiful parks, an exciting nightlife, exceptional

restaurants, important art galleries and engaging

museums that are guaranteed to keep you

captivated during your trip.

Auckland

NUMBER  FOUR

White Island

NUMBER  FIVE

Ever wanted to see a live volcano? White Island offers up close and personal access to

the most active volcano on New Zealand, a factor that makes it one of the consistently most

popular tourist attractions. You can scuba dive around White

Island to see the volcano’s underwater vents or take a

helicopter ride above to get an overhead view.

NUMBER  SIX

Te Whakarewarewa Geothermal Valley is famous for many geothermal wonders including amazing mud pools and jaw-

dropping geysers. But tourists are routinely floored by Pohutu, the single largest geyser in the southern hemisphere. It belches up hot

eruptions of water up to 20 times a day, and each eruption can reach upwards of 100 feet in the air!

Te Whakarewarewa Geothermal Valley

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Franz Josef Glacier

NUMBER  SEVEN

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If you’re not scared of a little ice, then you’ll enjoy many of the activities and stunning views at Franz Josef Glacier.

!Depending on your desire for risk and level of skill, you can take part in relaxing hikes, tricky ice climbs, or jaw-

dropping helicopter tours. !

The good news is that you’ll stay warm no matter what you decide because Franz Josef Glacier doesn’t get much

colder than the surrounding towns!