New Zealand Motor Home Holiday
Whether you crave a holiday full of outdoor adventure or a relaxing vacation sampling gourmet cuisine and award winning wines, New Zealand has something for everyone. And, there is no better way to explore...
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10 Reasons To Holiday In New Zealand - Part 1
New Zealand is a small country of approximately 4 million people. It is made up of 2 main islands, the North Island, which contains the majority of the population and the South Island, which abounds with...
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Luxury Tourism In New Zealand
Tourism in New Zealand is changing its focus. Backpacking and bungy jumping are still popular but a more affluent traveller is now visiting. And more often.
Are you a member of this new profile? Are...
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Discover The Real New Zealand
One of the major attractions of visiting New Zealand is the possibility of losing yourself in its rugged and wild countryside. The desire to be alone and at one with nature frequently leads New Zealand...
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Before You Rent A Car
The ubiquity of the internet today means that you can do most things without leaving your desk - it also means that when making a trip, you can organise your car rental in advance in almost any location...
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New Zealand GreenStone Or Jade
Learn More about Jade / GreenstoneWhat Is Jade?Well, to start with, there are two kinds of Jade: their geological names are Jadeite and Nephrite. The common names for Nephrite are Greenstone or in Maori...
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Planning A Car Rental
With rising gas prices, driving causes more headaches than it used to. When traveling, though, you may need to rely on a car rental. There are ways to save money if you plan well. Next time youre looking...
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10 Reasons To Take A Holiday In New Zealand - Part 2
1. Queenstown in the South Island is considered to be the "Adventure Capital of the World". You can bungy jump or go on a thrilling jet boat ride, go heli-skiing, sky diving, fly-by-wire, and luging to...
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Where Are The Regions Of New Zealand
Where is New Zealand, exactly? New Zealand is two islands in the Pacific, but it is not a Pacific Island.
All those islands we normally think of as "Pacific": New Caledonia, Fiji, Tonga, the Cook Islands,...
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