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Take a one- or two-hour tour and see the magnificence of these caves and its inhabitants.

Shantytown recreates a 19th-century gold rush town with historic buildings and exhibits,

So many lovely waterfalls in the South Island and Coal Creek is no exception to the rule.

The Blackball miners' strike of 1908 was a pivotal event in New Zealand's labor history.

Near Reefton, the mine offers insights into early 1900s gold mining with preserved relics.

Te Anau is the gateway to the Fiordland National Park with a lake full of Rainbow and Brown Trout.

The actual diving takes place at the Northern Titi Islands which are near Stewart Island.

Queens Park is magnificent with 200 acres to walk, allow a half day to see as much as you can.

There is also a Chain link Sculpture which signifies the end of State Highway One.

We all recycle when we can. I know I do. Now see how the experts do it

The work of the Habitat Enhancement Trust is 2nd to none. Visit the wetlands and see for yourself.

Gore is without doubt, the Brown Trout Capital of the world.