New Zealand – The Nation of Islands

Laid-back and outdoorsy, with its sophistication shining in its expanding art scene, thriving fashion industry and a new generation of chefs embracing native ingredients is the real New Zealand. It boasts of Maori tradition all over the country. The nation is littered with a plethora of high calibre natural attractions across both North and South Islands, opening the door for Auckland. Auckland has tons to offer. Experience the suburbs of Auckland like a local. The postcard photo you’ll see of Auckland undoubtedly will include the Sky Tower. Not only is it the standout landmark of the city, it has a revolving restaurant and viewing deck suitable for all ages. Like stated before, there’s something for all, if you are a wine person, trip to the Waiheke Island popular for its wonderful wineries and eco-adventures is a sure thing to do. Over there, go on walking trails, ziplining or even sailing via ferry. Hiking at Auckland’s largest and youngest volcano Rangitoto Island, that spans nearly 600 years is a day trip in itself. The views there are stunning of Auckland city and the surrounding bay waters. Also, don’t forget to visit the breathtaking Sky Tower, Tiri Tiri Matangi for its conservation of native bird species, the free-flowing Hunua Falls for the tramping trails to name a few.