Travel to New Zeeland

New Zealand is a land of snowy mountain peaks, endless beaches and rocky coasts, the emerald green lawns and wild fjords. The beauty of mythical proportions shown for centuries in native Maori songs attracted European settlers, today known as the kiwi, lovers of nature and the outdoors. It is a country with a rich multiculturalism, from Polynesian and European, to the Asian and aboriginal. Beautiful landscapes offer endless possibilities for adventure and sophisticated cities, adaptable for every visitor arrived on a cruise ship.

Renowned for its incredible views, New Zealand consists of two major islands, the North Island and South Island. It also features several smaller islands, including Stewart and Chatham Islands.

It is one of the most beautiful destinations in the southern hemisphere and exudes a tropical air, so appreciated and sought after by many of us. The 15,000 km of coastline makes New Zealand a popular destination for surfers, from beginners, looking for gentle waves, to Raglan Bay area professionals. The North Island has dark, iron-rich beaches, while the South Island has sandy beaches but also a rugged coastline, largely inaccessible.

New Zealand is, without a doubt, the homeland of a cultural mosaic. Major influences are the British, Irish, American and Scottish ones, planted in the middle of the maorii community, and Asian, whether it's eastern, central and western Asia.

Here is a video of the main tourist attractions from New Zeeland: