A four year delay to see some of the most dramatic landscapes on the planet.

The Greatest of Great Walks in all of the land

Fiordland and its distinctive greens, rain, and mountaintops are the perfect place in Te Waipounamu for some respite. And a birthday.

Te Waipounamu in winter, you say? Sure. Just rug up and charge your camera, so your own batteries can get back to where they need to be

Brilliantly diverse and enough green hues to make the tremors in your mind as flat as an alpine tarn

The debut exhibition is up and running in Wellington’s home of birds, Zealandia!

Trip of a lifetime? You bet.

When it’s cold, you can either try and get warm, embrace the night skies on offer, or get to the chopper. All three, even

Taking photos of the Milky Way can be a challenging and time-consuming exercise. Use this guide to improve your astrophotography to make those images something special

The fabled Tongariro Crossing, with very few souls in sight. What?!

If you’ve got some grunt in your legs, the Gertrude Saddle in Fiordland might be just the trick

The Tongariro Crossings’ competitive and cuter sibling offers you some superb views, without the human ant trail

Mid-winter escapes to warmer climates, I think these might become a regular thing (the escapes, hopefully not the climates)

Cold. But nice.

There can’t be that much rain, right?! Oh, Fiordland..