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Jam packed with delicious foods and other products. It's straight out of Europe.
Have yourself a nice Breakfast, a coffee and enjoy the surrounds for a great morning out.
Blenheim is the heart of wine country in Marlborough, There are grape vines as far as the eye can see
The movie set was rebuilt in 2011 and entertains tourists from all over New Zealand and the world.
The waterfall is 55m high and circular in shape. Looks like a bridal veil hence the name.
In 1909 a 3.1kg gold nugget was found and named "Honourable Roddy Nugget"
The Mackenzie is ideal for stargazing as it is home to the Aoraki Mackenzie International Dark Reserve,
Two-hundred years after Samuel Marsden planted New Zealand’s first grapevines. Varieties include Chardonnay, Pinot Gris, and Syrah.
The Otara Markets are now an institution, and since 1976 have become the cultural hub of Auckland from 7am till Midday (Saturday) for thousands.
Both Islands have amazing histories with Maori settlement dating back to the 1300's
Cambridge is known as “the town of trees and champions”.
If cycling, rafting or having a glass of premium New Zealand wine is what you like, then this is the place for you.
