Explore Attractions in South Island

The smallest national park in New Zealand is also one of the most beautiful places to see in the South Island. With gorgeous golden beaches and...

The Canterbury Museum is known for its natural and human history collection, as well as its exciting array of exhibitions and events. Important...

The Cathedral Square is New Zealand's most recognizeable venue for buskers, artists, street performers, events and celebrations. For over 150 years,...

Founders Heritage Park lets you see Nelson as it was back in the 1880s with historic buildings and streets and lush gardens. Take a train ride around...

The International Antarctic Centre is the closest thing to South Pole that you could ever get. Exhibits include a snow storm room, an audiovisual...

Kahurangi National Park was only created in 1996, making it one of the newest national parks in New Zealand. Despite being a new park, it is fast...

Queenstown's famous Lake Wakatipu is the third largest lake in New Zealand and is known for its interesting lightning bolt shape. Due to its shape,...

Explore the Marlborough Sounds, home to an entire breeding population of the rare Rough-faced Shag nesting on small rocky islets. Take a boat to...

The west coast of the South Island is home to a fjord that is one of New Zealand's most famous tourist destinations. Once declared the "eighth wonder...

A fragment of Japanese elegance is highlighted inside the Miyazu Japanese Garden. The garden was opened to the public in 1995, with the purpose of...