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South Island
Adventures as diverse as glacier climbing , heli-skiing , trekking , cycling , rafting , bungy jumping , cruising and whale watching await . Dramatic scenery changes from ice-capped peaks to flowing fiords , braided rivers , misty harbours and rolling hills sprinkled with vineyards . Relax with a glass of local wine and savour the taste of the South Island .
Tasman Bay
Poratge
Marlborough Sounds
Queen Charlotte Sound
Nelson
Marlborough
Picton Wellington
Westport
South Island
Hammer Springs
Kaikoura
Marlborough
Renowned for its exceptional sauvignon blanc wines , Marlborough is the largest and most wellknown wine region in New Zealand . Favoured by year-round sunshine , the region is also an attractive area for walking and sea kayaking . Wine tasting is a must for anyone wishing to appreciate the legendary labels of Marlborough .
Queen Charlotte Track
Departing from Marlborough Sounds , this spectacular walking track winds through 70 kilometres of virgin native forest , along skyline ridges with awe-inspiring views , and continues on around pretty coves and inlets . Travelling with a local guide is the best way to learn about both the habitat and the local Maori legends .
Nelson
At the top of the South Island , sunny Nelson is known for its beaches , crystalline lakes , mountains and forests . Fun-seekers will enjoy cycling , mountainbiking , trekking and kayaking in this natural environment . Enticing culinary treats and local art , including that of traditional and contemporary Maori artists , complement the experience .
Abel Tasman National Park
Accessible from Nelson , the park is rich in Maori and European history . Golden sands , granite outcrops , scenic islands and verdant forests are home to native flora and fauna , including some vulnerable species . Known for its coastal tracks , the area has two of New Zealand ’ s Great Walks , the Abel Tasman Coast Track and the Heaphy Track .
ANDERSON VACATIONS From prices for accommodation are ‘ per room ’ and sightseeing are ‘ per person ’.