  Lake Matheson - Lake Matheson is famous for the mirror views of Mounts Aoraki/Cook, Tasman and LaPerous that are clearly seen reflected on the lake. Lake Matheson is nestled in ancient forest, five kilometres west of the Fox Glacier township in the Westland Tai Pountini National Park and the Te Wāhipounamu South West New Zealand World Heritage Area. There is an easy and very popular track that can take you around Lake Matheson and takes approximately 1.5 hours to complete, it is even suitable for wheelchairs as far as the Jetty Viewpoint. The Clearwater River suspension bridge is just a few minutes from the car park and suitable for wheelchairs. The Jetty Viewpoint provides a magnificent mountain view reflected in the dark waters; and you will find a similarly magnificent mountain reflection shrouded in native foliage at the View of Views at the top end of the lake, and again at the Reflection Island a little further along the north side. |
 Lake Taupo - Lake Taupo is located in New Zealand's Central North Island and can boast to being the largest fresh water lake in Australasia. The size of Singapore, the lake is a popular holiday spot for locals and international travellers alike. Only in Taupo can you sky dive over a lake, four wheel drive on volcanic farm land, peruse constantly active geothermal landscape, taste geothermally bred prawns, experience local authentic Maori culture, play golf on internationally acclaimed golf courses, enjoy a flight over a world heritage area, ski on an active volcano or bungy jump over New Zealand’s largest river! Only 1 hours drive from Rotorua, Lake Taupo is a fabulous place to stay for 1 night or 1 week and accommodation in the area ranges from backpacker hostels to luxurious lodges. Lake Taupo offers a broad range of activities and attractions to suit your personal holiday plans and budget. Visit the official Website for further information, special packages and much more! |
 Lake Tekapo - Lake Tekapo is located in the MacKenzie country in New Zealand's South Island and is world famous for its stunning turquoise water. Lake Tekapo is a popular travellers destination and offers a terrific range of accommodation options, including hotels, lodges, bed and breakfast, backpackers and camping grounds. Nestled in the heart of New Zealand's South Island, the lake lies at the foot of the Southern Alps, which rise to a height of 3km's and New Zealand's highest mountain, Mt Cook (Aoraki), is a short drive away. State Highway 8 runs through the township and makes Lake Tekapo one of the essential stops on the traveller's route through the centre of the South Island. Lake Tekapo is surrounded by mountains, rivers and lots of wide open spaces for you to enjoy, whether you like high energy activities or just a relaxing time beside the lake, Tekapo has everything the family, tourist and holiday maker needs. |
 Lake Rotorua - Lake Rotorua is centrally located in the North Island of New Zealand and is linked to the cities of Auckland and Hamilton by rail. The District of Rotorua is centrally located in terms of attractions in the surrounding region and is within a 150 kilometre radius (two hours drive) of the surf beaches of Waihi, Mount Maunganui, and Ohope; the National Parks of Tongariro and Urewera; Lake Taupo; the Whakatane, Rangitaiki, Kaituna, and Waikato Rivers; and the urban centres of Hamilton, Tauranga, Taupo, and Whakatane. Other attractions within this radius include the Waitomo Caves, Huka Falls, the Wairakei and Orakei Korako thermal areas. Lake Rotorua offers a wealth of outdoor activities, choose to kayak, cruise, ski or sail across the shimmering lake waters, or try your hand at catching trophy-winning trout in lake or nearby streams. Rotorua's stunning natural setting offers endless possibilities for relaxation, fun and adventure in, on and around Lake Rotorua. |
 Lake Wanaka - Lake Wanaka is only 1.5 hours drive time from Queenstown and is a popular holiday destination all year round thanks to the great selection of attractions, shops, cafes, restaurants and accommodation to suit all budgets! Direct flights between Wanaka and Christchurch are available, however most people prefer to drive into Wanaka so they can enjoy the breath-taking scenery. Lake Wanaka is located right in the heart of the Southern Lakes and is the gateway to Mount Aspiring National Park, which is internationally renowned for its glaciers and magnificent tramping and climbing. The mountains surrounding the lake provide paradise for winter snow lovers featuring top ski fields and heli-ski facilities. There is plenty of activities on and off the water, however for water sport enthusiasts Lake Wanaka offers loads of activities, including boating, fishing, yachting, windsurfing, jet ski-ing, jet-boating, water ski-ing, para-ponting, swimming and sailing. |
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