Are you planning to visit beautiful New Zealand soon? Then quench your wanderlust and head to one of many travelers' liveliest dream destinations. While there are a few cities in the country, what makes New Zealand special is its natural beauty. Few destinations in this island country offer so many breathtaking natural wonders in such a small space. There are countless locations to discover in New Zealand, but in this video, we’ll have a look at the 10 best places to visit in New Zealand on your visit.

00:00 intro
00:34 Fiordland National Park
1:33 Arrowtown
02:26 Glacier Country
3:00 Lake Taupo & Tongariro National Park
4:00. Rotorua
04:58 Queenstown
05:40 Napier
06:25 Milford Sound
07:21 Bay of Islands
08:12 Dunedin

1. Fiordland
The Fiordland National Park, a World Heritage Site, is one of New Zealand's most beautiful locations in this region of the South Island's southwest. Here you can embark on amazing treks, go trout fishing, or take fjord cruises. It safeguards some of the nation's most breathtaking landscapes. The renowned fjords of Milford, Dusky, and the remarkable Sounds that are demarcated by glaciers also fall in this region.

2. Arrowtown
Arrowtown is considered one of the best places to explore in New Zealand in autumn, as its streets are lined with the most vibrant hues. Take a stroll past the historic houses on Main Street or stop at the neighborhood bakery to enjoy a savory pork pie. The list of fun New Zealand tourist attractions in Arrowtown is endless!

3. Glacier Country
Westland National Park is the ultimate achievement of Glacier Country, located on the west coast of the South Island. The nation's two most impressive glaciers, Franz Josef Glacier and Fox Glacier, are located in the park. One of the easiest glaciers in the world to reach is the Franz Josef Glacier, which can be reached on foot and even through the glacial valley.

4. Lake Taupo and Tongariro National Park
Tongariro National Park is located in the middle of the North Island, not far from Lake Taupo which is New Zealand's largest lake. Tongariro, Ngauruhoe, and part of Ruapehu are volcanic peaks given to the New Zealand people in 1887 by a Maori chief to protect this sacred land. These peaks are a double World Heritage Site due to their spectacular volcanic features and importance to Maori culture.

5. Rotorua
In New Zealand, Rotorua is a tourist hotspot due to its environmental characteristics. Undoubtedly, it is one of the top destinations in New Zealand if you want to learn more about the vibrant Maori culture. Don't forget to add these activities to your bucket list when visiting New Zealand's North Island! In the center of the Waikato region, you will have the opportunity to enter the Shire and experience the fantastic Middle-earth.

6. Queenstown
Queenstown is the outdoor adventure hub of New Zealand and one of the top tourist locations in the nation. It is located among the banks of the sparkling Lake Wakatipu and the snow-capped peaks of the Remarkable, Queenstown, which is in South Island and is also referred to as the adventure capital of the country. It is well-known among thrill-seekers for its breathtaking scenery and exhilarating activities.

7. Napier
Napier is the most suitable choice if you want to have a charming European experience in New Zealand. It's understandable why this little city has a certain 1930s movie-set aesthetic. You get the opportunity to see so many Art Deco structures here. This is a city that takes its cuisine and wine very seriously, despite the stunning old-world architecture.

8. Milford Sound
Milford Sound in New Zealand is undeniably a favorite among those who admire the natural world. This far-flung fjord welcomes you with its lush tropical forests, magnificent rock formations, and bubbling waterfalls. Well-known destinations such as Lady Bowen Falls, Mitre Peak, and Stirling can also be found there.

9. Bay of Islands
One of the nation's most popular vacation spots is the stunning Bay of Islands, which can be reached by car from Auckland in just three hours. Home to over 44 islands, this sparkling harbor makes boating and sailing an oasis. Inhabitants of these prolific waters include penguins, dolphins, whales, and marlin, and the area is a popular spot for recreational fishing.

10. Dunedin
The South Island city of Dunedin is renowned for its Scottish history and breathtaking scenery. This is an interesting city to explore in New Zealand because of the lush gardens, pristine cycling paths, and stunning historic sites like Gothic-style architecture, museums, and castles. Don't skip spotting the little blue penguins and the rare yellow-eyed penguins here if you enjoy wildlife.