Auckland
The little town of Matakana, an hour’s drive from Auckland CBD, has developed a reputation for its fine food, art and sculpture. Catherine Milford visited to find out more.
Destinations
International
As the world gradually reopens, so do our opportunities for taking a motorhome on an international holiday. The United Kingdom is a treasure trove of historical stories, picturesque villages and spectacular landscapes that makes for a road trip to remember.
Otago
Pamela Wade discovered there was a lot more to do than she bargained for when she took a winter trip to Queenstown. Making my first-ever winter visit to Queenstown, it was chastening to discover that, for all these years, I’ve been quite wrong in thinking this infamous snow destination only has eyes for skiers and snowboarders. If you’re heading here during the cooler months, there are a host of other cold-weather activities to enjoy that don’t involve spending up large, or risking life and limb.
Waikato
Famed for its iconic L&P bottle, Paeroa has a rich history that extends far beyond its fizzy drink reputation. Claire Smith investigates this historic town.
West Coast
Lisa Jansen visits Glacier Country on the South Island’s west coast and discovers more than just the glaciers – although they are a highlight.
Hawke's Bay
Eleanor Hughes discovers there’s a cycle path for all ages, stages and tastes in the beautiful Hawke’s Bay.
Canterbury
Elisabeth Easther discovered some South Island delights – and a few new muscles – on the 350km Kaikōura & Molesworth High Country cycle ride.
Waikato
Nestled between Mangakino and the Pureora Forest turnoff on State Highway 30 resides Pouakani, the world’s largest tōtara and one of the greatest living monuments in New Zealand.
Northland
The little rural town of Maungaturoto is known as ‘the heart of the Kaipara’. Heather Whelan took a drive along SH12 to the gateway to the stunning Kaipara district to find out more.
Northland
The township of Opononi is testament to the adage, ‘less is more’. With a population of less than 700 and just a handful of shops, this is a place you can catch your breath, unwind, reconnect with nature, and enjoy simple pleasures. Claire Smith visits this northern gem.
Nelson & Bays
Lisa Jansen starts at the top of the South Island and keeps going up, as she explores some of the more off-grid attractions beyond the better-known delights of this treasured region.
Manawatu / Whanganui
Keren Sim got plenty of thrills, a couple of spills and a front-row seat to some of the most remote bush in the country on the Whanganui Journey, a unique adventure unlike any other.
