See & Do
- Checklist
- Bike the Central Otago Rail Trail p.275
- Tongariro National Park p.230
- Bay of Islands p.208
- Rotorua p.227
- Whanganui River p.241
- Drive the East Cape p.236
- Hawke’s Bay Food & Wine Trails p.234
- Hahei & Cathedral Cove p.225
- See Punakaiki (Pancake Rocks) p.284
- Do a South Island Great Walk p.300
- Visit the Chatham Islands p.269
- Auckland’s West Coast p.218
- Visit Farewell Spit & Bluff p.257 & p.289
- Enjoy a South Island Wine Tasting tour p.300
- Soak in Hanmer Springs p.259
- Tramp or Climb in Mount Cook National Park p.268
- Surf in Raglan p.221
- Live Dangerously in Queenstown p.280
- Visit Fox & Franz Josef Glaciers p.287
- Waitomo Caves p.222
- Hide in the Moeraki Boulders p.271
- Te Papa, Museum of New Zealand p.245
- Visit the Church of the Good Shepherd p.268
- Experience the South Island’s Unique Wildlife p.2
- Switch off in Milford Sound p.292
- Ski the South Island p.265
- Drive the Southern Scenic Route p.291
- Pasifika p.60
- Areas
- New Zealand - Main Areas
- Attractions
- Tours & Sightseeing
Do a South Island Great Walk p.300
There are any number of superb tramping experiences, but a few are iconic: the Queen Charlotte Track in Marlborough, the Abel Tasman National Park in Nelson, the Heaphy and the Wangapeka in north Westland, the Rees-Dart, the Routeburn and the Milford tracks in south Westland and the Hump Ridge Track in Southland are all justly internationally famous.
