Hidden Gems & Quirky NZ

For a little town with a population of only 510, it has some mighty offerings for the keen traveler.

New Zealand's second-largest hydroelectric station, generating 552 megawatts of power.

The Springfield doughnut is a giant pink landmark, a quick stop when heading toward Arthur’s Pass.

Te Kuiti, the "Sheep Shearing Capital of the World". A tribute to Sir David Fagan.

L&P World famous in New Zealand. Grab a bottle while you're in town. Simply Delicious.

New Zealand certainly is a land of giants and Otorohanga is no exception with their Giant Kiwi.

Another country town with a worthy statue. Known as "Morrie the Giant Cow,"

Sheep Dog in Tirau is one of the town's iconic attractions, next to the famous Sheep Building.

The Tree Church is a unique and breathtaking living chapel located in Ohaupo, near Hamilton.

Another quirky collection on one of our highways' which makes travelling interesting.

Kawakawa must have the only toilet in the world built of such a high standard.

Where else in the world could a Goat, a Poodle or a Turtle become President?