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Imagine a region where mountains frame vineyards and golden beaches showcase natural rock sculptures. Nelson pairs sunshine, art, markets and heritage with easy access to Abel Tasman.

Long days, pōhutukawa in bloom and fish and chips on the beach. Here's how to enjoy a New Zealand summer without the crowds, the stress or the sold-out signs.

Drowned river valleys, bush-clad hills and sheltered coves make the Marlborough Sounds a place to slow right down, by kayak, mail boat, bike or on foot.

The Limestone Coast is where South Australia starts hiding whole worlds beneath the surface. This slow travel guide explores Mount Gambier, Naracoorte Caves, Robe, Coonawarra, Penola, sinkholes, volcanic lakes, coastal towns and limestone landscapes.

Waitomo is famous for glowworm caves, but the best visit goes beyond the underground boat ride. This guide explores guided cave tours, black-water rafting, limestone walks, waterfalls, natural bridges and scenic detours through one of Waikato’s most atmospheric landscapes.

:Tongariro National Park is one of New Zealand’s most dramatic landscapes, with volcanic peaks, short walks, waterfalls, alpine views, Lord of the Rings film locations and the famous Tongariro Alpine Crossing.