Fiordland National Park
Here in the Fiordlands you will find a place where glaciers have carved many deep fiords the most famous of which is Milford Sound. Other notable fiords located in this region include Doubtful and Dusky Sound.
Abel Tasman National Park
Another place in New Zealand you must see is the Abel Tasman National Park, New Zealand’s smallest National Park.
Queenstown
Queenstown is New Zealand’s most popular destination and regarded as New Zealand’s adventure capital. Queenstown hosts most of the countries bungy jump sites and many other outdoor activities such as shotover jet and white water rafting.
Rotorua
Rotorua is famous for its volcanic activity which includes geysers, steaming hot pools, mud pools and lakes. It is the spiritual home to the Maori.
Bay of Islands
The Bay of Islands is a “must see” if you are visiting New Zealand. It’s one of the places renowned for having 144 islands, with many superb beaches and secluded bays and an abundance of marine life.
Mount Cook
The highest Mountain in New Zealand and its most popular tourist destination. Mt Cook National Park located in the Canterbury region is another National Park that you must see.
Westland National Park
Located in the South of New Zealand West Coast, famous for its diverse landscape, glaciers, Franz Joseph Glacier and Fox Glacier, it spectacular scenery and pristine nature.
Tongariro National Park
The Tongariro National Park, located in the Taupo region, is a World Heritage Park and one of the oldest National Parks in the world. The park contains three superb volcanoes – Mt Ruapehu, Mt Tongariro and Mt Ngauruhoe.
Coromandel
The Coromandel is where the kiwi’s go on holiday. Renowned wordwide for its natural beauty – misty rainforests and pristine golden beaches, the Coromandel is blessed with hundreds of natural hideaways, making it an ideal place to slow down, relax and unwind. Dig your own hot spa pool in the sand at Hot Water Beach, explore the Coromandel Forest Park, or cruise the islands by boat.
Kaikoura
Another must see destination is Kaikoura situated in the middle between Christchurch and Picton on the East Coast of New Zealand’s South Island. Here you can swin with dolphins in their natural habitat and see some amazing marine life.
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there are very cool places in new zealand where people can find the peace and can enjoy their life.
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I sat and wondered, where in the world would I live if I could. It's been NZ as long as I can remember. I know a couple of people there. it is also very difficult for me to move there. There isn't many Americans approved for citizenship. Being a little disabled I don't believe they would even want me. So it will only be a dream, like so many in 3rd world countries. It is a beautiful country 🙂
LD, you can come in on a student visa, study for a few years, get residency and eventually citizenship that way. It's the "back-door" way into NZ.
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Those places look really amazing, I'd like to go to one of those places really soon.
Lovely post. I live in New Zealand, so I've tried many of the things listed here. One of my favourite experiences was swimming with dolphins in Kaikoura.