Ultimate Tourism Travel Blog

New Zealand honeymoon destinations  are going to create unforgettable memories for you and your spouse and will become a successful beginning for any great marriage. New Zealand honeymoon destinations are certainly off the beaten path offering a copious variety of activities like fishing, hiking, biking, whale watching, bungee jumping, skiing, rafting and swimming with dolphins. You name it – New Zealand has it for your enjoyment. Listed below you will find some of the most romantic and enjoyable New Zealand honeymoon destinations: 1. Rotorua  is a town known all over the world for its geothermal wonders formed due to still active volcanic activity in the area. Here you can witness hot bubbling mud holes, majestic geysers and mysteriously escaping steam from the cracks in the ground. What could be better than soaking in a hot spring after an especially busy sightseeing day? And let us assure you that you will find plenty of things to do in Rotorua. Lake Rotorua is a ...

If you’re planning a trip to New Zealand then we recommend these top 10 things to do in New Zealand. All these things include heaps of fun, action and entertainment. Auckland Zoo 
 Auckland Zoo is rated Auckland’s No1 things to do. There are so many things you can do here including coming along to one of Auckland Zoo’s events which are scheduled throughout the year with more over the kid’s school holidays. Rainbows End 
 New Zealand’s top theme park is Rainbows End. Rainbows End is New Zealand’s Largest and Friendliest Theme Parks and it was opened in 1982. It is located in Manukau, South of Auckland and is also Manukau’s top attractions. Sky City and Sky Tower 
 Auckland’s Famous Sky Tower that looks extremely beautiful at night when it’s lit up. The Sky Tower is Auckland’s famous Landmark and was opened in August 1997. It stands at 328metres (1,076-ft) and is the tallest building in the Southern hemisphere. The sky tower is part of sky city and is visited by nearly...

Vava’u group of Islands – the sailing paradise of the Pacific. The waters of Vava’u are truly magnificent – you can see the bottom at 40 metres. Maybe that is why the whales keep coming back each year! Charter a boat and take some time to explore the beautiful waterways and discover for yourself why Vava’u is one the world’s most favoured sailing destinations. Day trips are also available if you prefer. Swim inside the Swallows Cave and dive into Mariners Cave or discover the calm waterways by sea kayak. If you are feeling up to it why not venture out overnight and stay under the stars on your own white sandy beach. Try your hand at game fishing and if you’re lucky enough to visit during June and November why not have a swim with a whale. For a day on land, take a stroll through Neiafu and stop and have a drink, lunch or even dinner at one of the great cafes or restaurants overlooking the Port of Refuge. For the fit and energetic, a climb to the top of Mt Talau is not to be missed. ...