new zealand walks

Fiordland National Park is rich with natural splendour that will leave tourists in awe. With tumbling mountains, crystal-clear lakes, stunning glaciers, and thick forests, it is unquestionably one of the best places to visit in New Zealand. For the most daring, the park's numerous hiking and biking routes provide an ideal opportunity to explore and uncover the park's secrets. So pack your bags, travel to New Zealand, and prepare for a memorable trip with our carefully crafted list of the best things

Queenstown is a walker's paradise and a haven where a biker’s dreams are fulfilled. Across this town and its surroundings are thrilling and scenic routes, coursing through wineries, and winding around the shores of Lake Wakatipu, rolling hills, and green vineyards. Whether you're seeking a laid-back experience winding around the lakes' shores or seeking a more challenging and thrilling adventure on tracks like the Ben Lomond, there are many exciting options to choose from. Here are six of the best

Ben Lomond Track is ideally located right next to Queenstown. This means when you’re not hiking the trail you can enjoy all it has to offer. Queenstown itself is a hugely popular travel destination and due to the wave of interest in the range of adventures available a vibrant environment has been created, further reinforcing Queenstown’s reputation as “The Adventure Capital of the World”.

Ben Lomond is any hiker's dream climb. Setting off at dawn you will rise up the slopes and be rewarded with breathtaking views across infamous New Zealand landscapes. Before you hit the trail though, you may have a few questions, so we have compiled some of the most frequently asked so you feel completely prepared to take on this beautiful journey to the top of the world. 

Queenstown is strikingly set on the pristine shores of the Lake Wakatipu but doesn’t be fooled by its stunning serenity. It is the basin of the strikingly dramatic backdrop of the rising Southern Alps which are every thrill-seekers paradise. These spectacular snow-covered mountains and sun-filled skies are a climber's dream and that it is there where you can experience every second of it on your hike up Ben Lomond.

A hikers paradise amid one of the most dramatic landscapes in New Zealand, the UNESCO World Heritage listed Fiordland features 3 of the Great Walks of New Zealand and copious amounts of options for walkers, trampers and hikers alike. Discover the glacially carved valleys, stunning lakes, ancient rainforest, high reaching mountains and cascading waterfalls. Here are some of our favourite Fiordland walks and hikes.

Milford Track

One of New Zealand’s most famous walks, and one of New Zealand’s

Tongariro National park in the heart of New Zealand’s North Island boasts some of the country’s most dramatic landscapes. Centred around three volcanoes, Tongariro, Ngauruhoe and Ruapehu, Tongariro was New Zealand’s first national park, opening in 1887 and since, has been awarded dual UNESCO World Heritage status for both its spectacular natural features and cultural significance to the Maori people. Explore emerald lakes, old lava flows, steaming craters, colourful silica terraces, intriguing alpine

Change your life in 70 metres, by visiting the iconic Queen Charlotte Track in New Zealand. Stretching from Ship Cove in the North, and Anakiwa in the South, this is a trip where you will travel from the past, to the present, with an open heart towards the future. The incredible scenery will take you by surprise and leave you speechless. The views of the ocean and the lively green forestry is the perfect example of the sublimity of nature. Also, you’ll want to keep your eyes peeled in order to steal

The Queen Charlotte Track is located in Marlborough, New Zealand at the north Eastern tip of the country's south island. The 70km long track stretches from the historic Meretoto/Ship Cove in the north, all the way down to Anakiwa in the south, nestled in the Grove Arm of Queen Charlotte Sound, traversing almost the entire length of Queen Charlotte Sound. Making you way along the track, you will find yourself surrounded by rich and healthy native bushland, with incredible views of impeccable white

There are many ways to get to the Queen Charlotte Track however, most visitors coming to walk or cycle the track begin their journey by arriving at Picton, a lovely little town nestled in the heart of the Queen Charlotte Sound, reminiscent of small town New Zealand. For our packages, we often begin the holiday picking you up from Picton, or from Wellington Airport, which is a ferry ride across the Cook Strait away from Picton.

You'll find that Picton, while having all of the best modern