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Qualmark endorsed visitor activity Departing from Collingwood, this tour takes in many of the highlights of Farewell Spit.

Named for its founder in 1870, the fanciful town of Martinborough has since become renowned for its stretches of thriving vineyard and impecable vintages.

Marlborough's famous wine valley offers a unique diversity of flavours that is well worth taking the time to explore.

Although Kapiti Island is one of New Zealand's most accessible wildlife and marine reserves, the island is strictly protected, allowing only fifty visitors access per day.

This is a guided walk that leads visitors through the amazing Cathedral Cave, whose high ceilings and limestone walls provide excellent acoustics.

The river from Taumarunui to Pipiriki is part of the Great Walk network and this full-day, fully guided canoe trip carries visitors through this area of rich greenery and tranquil waters.

Considered by many to be one of the South Island's most picturesque corners, the Queen Charlotte Track is often held to be on par with the country's famous nine great walks.

A coastline that features intriguing and isolated estuaries, emerald-covered spits and golden sand beaches that glow white in the southern sun, Abel Tasman National Park is an area of coastal beauty and delights.

Tongariro National Park takes in the twin peaks of Tongariro and Ruapehu and is popular with hikers and skiers.

This two-hour sunset bush walk comprises a choice of two tracks, one on Tongariro and one on Mt Ruapehu and is led by a guide who is an expert in this National Park.

Zealandia is the world's first urban wildlife eco-sanctuary with 225 hectares of wilderness and home to some of NZ's rarest and most endangered wildlife.

A 30-minute flight by light plane will carry you over the sparkling waters of the Hauraki Gulf and to the majestic Great Barrier Island (known locally as simply 'The Barrier').