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The Mitre Peak is the iconic summit of the Milford Sound.

Milford Sound, Most Beautiful Fjord on Earth.

Rudyard Kipling regarded Milford Sound as the 8th wonder of the world. Hundreds of spectacular waterfalls, dolphins and sea lions swimming in a majestic fjord ...


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Queenstown is the world capital of adventure.

Queenstown, Queen of Adventure.

The most dynamic city in the country reconciles lovers of thrills and nature lovers. Hiking in the mountains, summer luge races and jet boat in the canyons… and the bungee jumping!


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The Abel Tasman National Park and its lagoons can be explored by kayak.

Explore the Sandy Beaches of Abel Tasman.

Read our advice to explore the Abel Tasman beaches by kayak, to encounter sea lions. Follow the path or use the water taxis to reach spectacular lagoons with turquoise waters.


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The Fox Glacier is famous for its blue ice caves.

The Ice Caves of the Majestic Fox Glacier.

Cross the subtropical forest to reach a huge glacier that descends into the valley. Put on your crampons and explore the blue ice caves.


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The Moerakis Boulders are round rocks on the beach.

The Mysterious Origin of the Moeraki Boulders.

There is a secret about the origins of those strange rocks, formed at the age of the dinosaurs. You may also walk along the beach to watch the penguins and the sea lions.


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Dunedin is the university city of New Zealand, founded by Scots.

Discover the Scottish Soul of Dunedin.

Founded during the gold rush, Dunedin is a vibrant city with the largest university in New Zealand. Discover the steepest street in the world and a railway station worthy of Harry Potter.


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Lake Matheson is famous for its perfect reflection of the mountain.

The Fairytale World of Lake Matheson.

The whole mountain is reflected on the surface of the lake where very strange creatures swim. Other wonders await you in the forest where grow blue mushrooms grows.


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Wanaka is a city of Otago famous for its landscapes.

Wanaka the Authentic, a Taste of Paradise.

A mix of adventure and relaxation in the former gold digger region. Walk along the lakeshore to the vineyards and enjoy the Hokey-Pokey ice cream after a hike to the Diamond Lake.


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The Kaikoura Peninsula allows the observation of whales.

The Whales of the Kaikoura Peninsula.

Tips for observing whales without seasickness and discovering the animal life of the Kaikoura Peninsula. You will also discover the nursery of sea lions near a cascade in forest.


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The dead tree of Wilmot Pass and the first view over the fjord.

Doubtful Sound, a Fjord at the End of the World.

This impressive fjord was once inaccessible, but nowadays a trip crosses lakes and mountains to ends with a cruise among dusky dolphins.


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The Pancake Rocks of Punakaiki are an original rock formation.

Pancake Rocks, a Journey Back in Time.

Discover incredible cliffs formed 30 million years ago. The raging sea gives birth to real geysers and digs marine caves to visit at low tide.


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The great Mount Cook of New Zealand

Polar Adventures on the Flanks of Mt Cook.

Mount Cook is the base camp for many walks in spectacular valleys. The day ends with a zodiac excursion on a glacial lake among icebergs.


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The only city founded by French settlers.

Akaroa, the Only French Village of New Zealand.

One of the most remarkable panoramas of New Zealand. Nestled in the craters of the volcanoes of Banks Peninsula, discover the charm of this small town and come and swim with Hector's dolphins.


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