New Zealand is a small country at the base of the world, famous for its stunning unspoilt landscapes, lush farmland and for being a country where there are more dairy cows than people. It has huge diversity - in landscape, climate, and people, which has turned this small South Pacific country into a unique paradise.

From sub-tropical Far North, to the deep south of the South Island – New Zealand is the final land mass before the ice shelves of Antarctica. Few countries in the world can boast New Zealand's range of natural features - from high peaks and glaciers in vast mountain ranges to sub-tropical rainforests, lush rolling farmland to geothermal activity, white and black sand beaches to desert-like plains, and unpopulated islands – all within one compact land.