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The world-renowned clean, green outdoors combined with the most diverse range of outdoor adventure activities imaginable, makes New Zealand the undisputed outdoor adventure capital of the world.
With Tourist Attractions ranging from adventurous activities like Bungy, Jet Boating and White Water Rafting and Kayaking to more passive options like Hot Air Ballooning, Scuba, Cycling and 4WD Tours, it is easy to see why New Zealand is becoming an increasingly popular holiday destination for tourists of all ages to visit.
If you are seeking adrenalin-pumping, heart-stopping fun and adventure, in a country of diverse spectacular landscapes, all within close proximity, then New Zealand is your destination.
One third of the country's landscape is preserved as conservation estate, making it the perfect setting for an incredibly varied range of adventure activities.
New Zealand offers two very different Islands for you to explore and adventure in. The North Island is temperate to sub-tropical in climate and is famous for golden beaches with great surfing breaks, magnificent nature forests and astounding thermal and underground activity creating great options for caving and river adventures.
The South Island is renowned for its unspoilt natural beauty with its rugged landscapes and mountain range that runs the length of the Island, creating spectacular adventure options on the many crystal clear rivers and lakes. Queenstown, the adventure capital of New Zealand is located in the South Island.
The Definitive Guide to New Zealand Outdoor Adventure and Recreation is the most complete and concise guide to Adventure Activities in New Zealand. On the following pages you will find complete lists of all providers with simple and clear map references to help you plan and maximise the fun and adventure you can have in our wonderful country.
Shortly we will be adding links to our main providers websites and launching The Definitive Guide to all types of accommodation offered in New Zealand, so be sure to bookmark this site and return often.
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