New Zealand

A mystical land, blessed by Mother Nature, inspiring the imagination and stirring emotions!

New Zealand, considered part of Polynesia, is located in southern Oceania. This country at the end of the world located in the south-west Pacific Ocean is made up of two main islands: the North Island with its active volcanoes and subtropical forests and the South Island with its snow-capped peaks, sumptuous lakes and spectacular fjords. New Zealand is a country of incredible diversity. It is one of those places that excites the imagination, inspires film series and enchanting stories.

In the South, there are glaciers like Franz Joseph or Fox, lakes like Matheson and Tekapo, cities like Christchurch or Queenstown, the world capital of adventure sports, the Milford Sound and Doubtfull Sound fjords, not to mention natural parks like Abel Tasman and the wine landscapes - and the magnificent Sauvignon Blanc - of Marlborough. On the North Island, bohemian Wellington coexists with the hustle and bustle of Auckland, the Maori traditions of Rotorua and the austere beauty of the Coromandel peninsula.

A land of mystery blessed by Mother Nature, where you can ski and surf on the same day, walk on an icy lake in the morning, enter the mystical land of Hobbiton in the afternoon or take a dip in a natural hot water pool and go boating in the evening in a grotto illuminated by fireflies. Fjords and majestic mountains, magnificent white sand beaches, volcanoes and hot springs, rainforests and savannahs, Maori culture, kiwis and sheep reign supreme in this unspoilt territory.

Because one thing is certain, New Zealand must be actively experienced in the open air.