New Zealand has fascinated the travelers for many reasons. The faraway land not only makes it difficult for non serious travelers to plan the trip, but also motivates the adventurers to cross all hurdles to make their way here. Let us give you some reasons for visiting this beautiful country.
Adventure
Fox and Franz Josef glaciers: The grand glacier is regarded as the gem of New Zealand. The various tour companies offer a wide range of glacier hiking tours to give you a unique experience .
Bungee Jumping: Queenstown is not considered adventure capital of the world for nothing. The area boasts of one of the world’s highest bungee jumping arenas. Warning:This means serious business. This stuff is not for the faint-hearted.
Skydiving:Jumps tend to vary from between 9,000 feet and 14,000 feet. Some popular skydiving destinations are Great Barrier Reef, Mission Beach in the north of Queensland and Byron Bay to south of Brisbane.
People
The New Zealand folks are warm,friendly and are very welcoming towards tourists.
The Maori: The indigenous people of New Zealand. They originally belong to Hawaiki. One can experience the Maori culture on a marae. You need to be part of a tour to visit a Marae.
In Northland, Auckland, Rotorua and Canterbury, organised tours provide a traditional Māori welcome onto a marae, where you can meet the local people, talk to them, understand their culture and be satisfied by your decision to experience all this.
Places
Auckland: Auckland is one of the main places of New Zealand. The place offers a variety of options for tourists, right from the world class spas to casinos, from the tallest buildings in the southern hemisphere to the premiere theme parks like Rainbow’s end, from volcanic islands to black sand beaches.
Queenstown: A place that has one of the most beautiful lakes you will ever see,and gorgeous mountains in the backdrop: that's Queenstown for you. This place is a must visit for adventure enthusiasts as it offers one of the best bungee jumping scenes in the world. It is also very well known for its nightlife.
Climate
New Zealand has variety, in terms of the weather it has to offer to its citizens. While the far north has subtropical weather during summer, and inland alpine areas of the South Island can be as cold as -10°C (14°F) in winter. January and February are the warmest months, and July is the coldest month of the year.
So if you appreciate the variety of seasons, New Zealand is the place to be.
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