Videos results : South island.

Presentation of the Abel Tasman Coast Track.

• Abel Tasman

The hike along the coast for 55 km alternates beaches and forest sections.

The starry sky at Mt Cook.

• Mount Cook

The absence of atmospheric and light pollution makes it easy to observe the constellations.

Paragliding in winter.

• Queenstown

The paragliders rush from the top of Skyline, including in winter.

The blue ice caves.

• Fox Glacier

The guide accompanying visitors knows the glacier by heart. He will lead you to the discovery of ice caves.

The Jaffa race of Baldwin St.

• Dunedin

The crowd scream the countdown and then the thousands of sweets fall down the street. The first three balls arrived are declared winners.

Punakaiki blowholes.

• Pancake Rocks

These are waves that sweep into narrow cavities that give birth to blowholes.

Cycling tours near Lake Wakatipu.

• Queenstown

You can rent mountain bikes in Queenstown to explore the area.

Reportage on Rippon Vineyard.

• Wanaka

Circuits allow you to tour the vineyards and participate in tastings, like at Rippon Vineyard.

Interview with a Wanaka photographer.

• Wanaka

Life is still peaceful in Wanaka, although the resemblance to Queenstown tends to grow.

Cruise on the Milford Sound.

• Milford Sound

The Milford is not a Sound but a fjord that occupies an ancient glacial valley.

Introduction to kayaking.

• Abel Tasman

Joining a guided tour will help you understand the basics of kayaking.

• New Zealand

After the effort, you will be rewarded by breathtaking panoramas.

The penguins of Moeraki.

• Moeraki Boulders

The penguins are not far from the Katiki lighthouse. An observatory allows watching them on the beach without disturbing them.

Discover Otago.

• Dunedin

Dunedin is the capital of Otago on the South Island.

Paragliding in Kaikoura.

• Kaikoura Peninsula

It is possible to fly over the peninsula by paragliding.

Explore the glaciers of Lake Tasman.

• Mount Cook

Glacier Explorers invites you to discover the icebergs of the glacial lake aboard a zodiac.

Biking trails around Lake Wakatipu.

• Queenstown

The bike trails go around the lake and deep into the land.

Visit to Puzzling World.

• Wanaka

Puzzling World is famous for its optical illusions.

Wine tasting in the Central Otago.

• Queenstown

A circuit makes it possible to tour the vineyards during an afternoon.

Cruise on the TSS Earnslaw.

• Queenstown

The crossing of the lake aboard the TSS Earnslaw takes place at the sound of the piano.

The dolphins of the Doubtful Sound.

• Doubtful Sound

There are still dolphins in the fiord, even if their number is declining.

The city of Queenstown.

• Queenstown

The Mall allows you to regain your strength before returning to the adventure.

The eels of Lake Matheson.

• Lake Matheson

The giant eels of Lake Matheson can be observed approaching the shore.

Mountain bike and summer luge competition in Skyline.

• Queenstown

The ideal is to combine extreme sports and relaxation with calmer activities such as summer luge or hiking.

The best of the capital of adventure.

• Queenstown

Combos are recommended because the activities are quite expensive.

The Doubtful Sound in winter.

• Doubtful Sound

The fjord tour is cheaper in winter, and you can admire the snowy landscape.

Skyline's activities.

• Queenstown

Bungee jumping, climbing, but also paragliding and summer luge are great activities.

Shotover Jet excursion.

• Queenstown

The Shotover River follows a spectacular narrow canyon.

The Queenstown ice-bar.

• Queenstown

The Queenstown Ice Bar is located near the docks.

Hike to Abel Tasman National Park.

• Abel Tasman

We mainly practice camping in the park. Hiking, farniente and watching sea lions are also popular activities.

Mountain biking in the Dunedin area.

• Dunedin

The city's sloping streets are not ideal for cycling, but the area is well suited for it.

Fly over the Banks Peninsula by paragliding.

• Akaroa

View of the sky, the peninsula offers a grandiose spectacle. To fly, you must start from one of the hills that encircle the bay.

The lobsters of Kaikoura.

• Kaikoura Peninsula

There are small barracks that sell lobsters in the peninsula. The Kaikoura Seafood BBQ is known for its lobsters at half price.

Audioguide on the Moeraki Boulders.

• Moeraki Boulders

This audio-guide explains the formation of boulders using a scientific approach.

Ascension of Baldwin Street.

• Dunedin

The climb of steepest street on the planet is possible by bike. However, it is necessary to have calves made of hardened steel.

Descent from the mountains of Wanaka by mountain bike.

• Wanaka

Red Bull often sponsors top athletes. Some descend the mountains with mountain biking along the steep cliffs.

Scuba diving in the fjord.

• Milford Sound

Scuba diving allows you to discover the aquatic life of the fjord.

Milford Sound in the mist.

• New Zealand

Even in the mist, the fjord remains spectacular and impressive.

Chinese New Year in Dunedin.

• Dunedin

The Chinese New Year is often celebrated in the Chinese Garden.

Discovery of Glenorchy.

• Queenstown

The Glenorchy panorama deserves a trip to New Zealand.

Arrowtown tour and bungee jumping.

• Queenstown

The ancient city of gold seekers has retained all its charm.

A mountain bike competition in Queenstown.

• Queenstown

Mountain biking champions can be found in the hills for competitions.

The wildlife of Milford Sound.

• Milford Sound

A colony of sea lions is located not far from the Tasman sea

The Milford Sound waterfalls.

• Milford Sound

The formation of the cascades is linked to the abundant rains of the region.

Base Jump in the Fiordland.

• Milford Sound

The cliffs of the Fiordland attract the enthusiasts of base Jump.

Skiing in Wanaka.

• Wanaka

The two stations of Cardrona and Treble Cone offer a sumptuous panorama of the lake.

The seasons of Wanaka.

• Wanaka

Each season has an original atmosphere.

Landscapes of Otago.

• Dunedin

The whole region is magnificent, with hilly relief and limestone slopes sculpted by erosion.

Helicopter flight over glaciers.

• Fox Glacier

Companies propose to fly over the Fox Glacier by helicopter.

Fly over Mount Cook.

• Mount Cook

Apart from the helicopter, the glider is an excellent way to fly over the area.

Visit Akaroa in the Banks Peninsula.

• Akaroa

A report that takes us to the discovery of Akaroa and its main centers of interest.

Meeting with sea lions of Tonga Island.

• Abel Tasman

It is forbidden to set foot on Tonga Island, but sometimes sea lions approach the kayaks with curiosity.

Meeting with a weka.

• Pancake Rocks

The weka is not afraid of the man and you can spot him on the trails of Punakaiki.

Visit the ice caves.

• Fox Glacier

The blue ice caves are the highlight of the visit. You feel like being under the ocean.

The Fox River Tourist Cave.

• Pancake Rocks

It is recommended to visit the Fox River Cave with a guide.

A Timelapse of Wanaka.

• Wanaka

The region has a unique microclimate that ensures above-average temperatures.

The great hike of Abel Tasman.

• Abel Tasman

You must book with the Department of Conservation (DOC) before starting the hike.

Diving to meet the sea lions.

• Doubtful Sound

If you wish to discover the aquatic life of the fiord, you can participate in scuba diving. Sometimes sea lions approach you by curiosity.

The best restaurant in Moeraki.

• Moeraki Boulders

The restaurant La Fleur is often cited among the best restaurants in New Zealand.

The most beautiful scenery in Abel Tasman Park.

• Abel Tasman

There are two great walks in the park of Abel Tasman, but the one that runs along the coast which is the most pleasant.

Bungee jumping in Queenstown.

• Queenstown

The Ledge lets you jump into the void by being tied to the waist. This makes it possible to create original and very funny figures while you jump.

Doubtful Sound adventure.

• Doubtful Sound

The tour takes place over a full day and crosses Lake Manapouri and the mountains.

The silence of the fjord.

• Doubtful Sound

When we cut the engines, we only hear the sound of the wind and birds in the immensity of the fjord.

Whale watching.

• Kaikoura Peninsula

Boat trips allow you to observe the whales that dive into the submarine canyon.

Presentation of Lake Wanaka.

• Wanaka

The water of the lake is a little cool, and a combination will be great.

The University of Dunedin.

• Dunedin

The academic tradition of Dunedin has become evident over time.

• New Zealand

The most beautiful hike in the world allows to admire the Keas and many other surprises ...

The race with the dolphins.

• Doubtful Sound

You can shoot or photograph the dolphins as they approach the boat.

Discover the Paradiso cinema.

• Wanaka

There are two cinemas in town. Paradiso and Ruby's which is newer and more luxurious.

Activities of Abel Tasman Park.

• Abel Tasman

Kayaking is still the best mode of transportation in the park. Water taxis can also be borrowed.

Off-track downhill at Mt Cook.

• Mount Cook

To ski on Mt Cook, you have to be dropped off on a slope by helicopter.

A roadtrip to Moeraki Boulders.

• Moeraki Boulders

Most visitors go to Moeraki on the road to Dunedin.

Discovery of Kaikoura.

• Kaikoura Peninsula

The mountain range offers a spectacular view of the peninsula. You can even go skiing during winter.

Cruise on the fjord.

• Milford Sound

Realjourneys and Southern Discoveries cruises are the most popular.

An excursion on the glacier.

• Fox Glacier

To be able to walk on the glacier, you have to equip your shoes with crampons.

Discover Milford Sound by helicopter.

• Milford Sound

Helicopter overflights provide more enjoyment of the landscape.

The train ride to Taieri Gorge Railway.

• Dunedin

The train crosses a wide variety of landscapes and borrows breathtaking tunnels and viaducts.

Activities of Wanaka.

• Wanaka

Some vineyards have camping tables. This is the case of Rippon Vineyard where you can also order plates of cold meats and cheeses.

An audioguide on the Pancake Rocks.

• Pancake Rocks

The Panacake Rocks are stacks of sediments that testimony of the evolution of time.

• New Zealand

This video featuring the country's nine largest hikes can help you to plan your holidays.

Reflection of Lake Matheson.

• Lake Matheson

The reflection of the mountains is explained by the color of the bottom of the lake. The reflection is striking and one would think to be in front of a mirror.

A day at Mt Cook.

• Mount Cook

To get to the Hermitage village, follow the road along the Pukaki lake.

The gardens of Dunedin.

• Dunedin

There are many green spaces, such as Chinese or Botanical gardens.

RealJourneys Cruise in Milford Sound.

• Milford Sound

Most cruises follow the same route to the Tasman Sea.

30 days and 30 nights in Queenstown.

• Queenstown

The mountains from the ice age surround Lake Wakatipu.