A natural wilderness filled with mountains, glaciers, lakes and rainforests, no South Island road trip would be complete without visiting 'The Coast'.

Surrounded by beautiful forests and volcanic mountains, this crater lake, covering just over 600 square kilometres, is a year round adventure playground.

This sunny coastal region is most famous as New Zealand’s oldest wine making region thanks to its well suited Mediterranean-like climate.

With fertile rural pastures, Hamilton & Waikato is the farming heartland of the North Island, home to New Zealand's longest river, the Waikato.

The Eastland region or East Cape as it’s also known, feels remote and isolated which makes it the perfect place to escape the hustle & bustle of daily life.

If you enjoy white sand beaches, lush rainforests and are intrigued by the thought of a unique hot water beach experience, The Coromandel region is for you.

The Bay of Plenty lives up to its name with an abundance of fruit, wine, seafood, and plenty of sunshine, making it a popular summer holiday destination.

Situated in the upper half of the North Island, with Auckland's coastlines, harbours and islands, you’re never far away from some water-based adventure.

Are you planning a New Zealand adventure holiday itinerary? Here's a list of regions and some of New Zealand’s top outdoor locations and scenic highlights.