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You've got to hand it to the Kiwis, New Zealand is pretty much paradise.
These ancient, sunken river valleys provide some of the country's best opportunities for boating, fishing, diving and wildlife watching.
With its fairytale charm and picture-perfect foliage, this historic, former gold mining village is nestled below the stunning peaks that surround the Arrow River.
Misty rainforests, golden beaches and awe-inspiring natural beauty, The Coromandel is the perfect escape to clear the mind and feed the soul.
You've probably seen this pastel-perfect foliage splashed across your 'gram before, but nothing can prepare you for the beauty of Lake Tekapo in person.
Stand in the shadow of the mountain and marvel at the unparalleled natural splendour that is Aoraki/Mount Cook.
Because sure, the mountain itself is sublime, but why not traipse through this impossibly beautiful valley first?
Keep your five-star hotel and spa — I just want to wake up in nature, with the views of this incredible beach.
One of New Zealand's greatest natural masterpieces and a serious contender for the top of our NZ bucket list.
Watch the sun set behind a crystal-clear lake in the caldera of the Taupo Volcano.
Yep, New Zealand even gets its own slice of Mediterranean-worthy islands and turquoise blue waters. Because why the hell not?
Come for the bungee, ski and adrenaline-pumping activities, stay for the natural beauty and lake-side serenity.
A uniquely unforgettable wine village in the South Wairarapa District, with over 25 boutique vineyards and breweries. Need I say more?
Watch the sunrise, surf the world-famous waves or stroll along the golden sands of these pristine East Coast shores.
Nestled between the ocean and the mountains, this perfect stretch of coastline is hard to turn away from.
A wildlife refuge atop a dormant shield volcano, located off the Bay of Plenty.
Idyllic cedar-lined hot pools, overlooking the Shotover River in Arthur's Point — The Onsen is a must for all South Island visitors.
Perched atop rugged cliffs that tumble into the sea, Slope Point is the southernmost point on the South Island and home to surreally-shaped, permanently wind-mangled trees.
Star gaze at the best views in the galaxy, from this coastal settlement bounded by ocean, estuary, sea cliffs and the Southern Alps.
Tolkien fan or not, there's just no missing out on the rolling green hills of The Shire at the Hobbiton Movie Set.
The unofficial eighth wonder of the world and the most magical place to watch the sun set behind the mountains.
Sprawling countryside and some of the best bottles in the country? Grab me a bottle of the reserve riesling, I feel like celebrating.
Because New Zealand isn't all about hiking, skiing and surfing — there are ample opportunities for some R&R, too.
Spectacular white sand, Pinterest-perfect views and incredible walking trails for visitors of all ages.
History, nature, community and culture — you'll never forget a trip to Kawau Island.