National Parks & Nature

Abel Tasman, National Park. Credit: Miles Holden.

Waitomo in Māori means Water Hole. The Caves were discovered 400 to 500 years ago.

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An arboretum is a garden focused on growing, studying, and preserving trees and woody plants.

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The waterfall is 55m high and circular in shape. Looks like a bridal veil hence the name.

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It’s a half hour drive from the famous Waitomo Glowworm Caves. For me it's a 10/10.

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On the Hauraki Plains, is a hidden gem that offers a peaceful and charming escape for visitors.

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

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Pukekura Park in my opinion is one of the nicest there is. Try taking a picnic if it's a nice day.

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18-meter-high waterfall, can be found along the Kapuni Loop Track on the side of Mt. Taranaki.

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The 400-meter walk from the town center leads you to these impressive 27-meter falls.

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Piroa Falls is a hidden gem nestled in the Waipu Gorge, about a 20-minute drive from Kaiwaka.

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Another of the myriad of New Zealand's beautiful waterfalls just north of Wairoa

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The Rere Rockslide according to "Stuff" is the best free fun experience in New Zealand.

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