From the exhilaration of discovering isolated ski areas and staying in a quaint and cosy on-site lodge to the excitement of skiing or boarding the groomed slopes of a resort with world-class facilities, the South Island has it all.

A kaleidoscope of activities, from bungy jumping and kayaking to whale watching and hiking, set against a backdrop of scenery unrivalled by anything you’ve seen before. Whatever you’re after, the South Island has it all!

Nelson Known for its sunshine and natural beauty, Nelson is perfect for outdoor pursuits from skydiving to sea kayaking and hiking.

Canterbury From the ocean to the Southern Alps, Canterbury is big in scale, offering wide open spaces and adventure galore.

Mackenzie Mackenzie is a dramatic region encompassing rolling hills, ice-blue lakes and jaw-dropping mountains, including Aoraki (also known as Mount Cook), New Zealand’s highest peak.

Southern Lakes This has got to be the ultimate adventure capital! Ski or snowboard world-class slopes against a backdrop of blue lakes and sky, then get your kicks paragliding, skydiving, jet boating or daring to jump off a 109-metre cliff while harnessed to a canyon swing!