Waiheke Island, New Zealand

The white island attracts volcanologists and tourists alike from across the globe as it is home to the world’s most dynamic spring made out of gushing lava. It is home to New Zealand’s one of most active volcanoes which can be witnessed from a scenic helicopter ride. There are many lookout points from where you can easily spot the steam clouds puffing from the crater at The Whakatāne Heads.

Discover the secrets of Weta Cave on an interactive guided tour when you are in search of the top Wellington tourist attractions. Take a peek behind the scenes of the world-renowned Weta Workshop and immerse yourself in the fascinating world of movie-making. Learn how the creative geniuses of Weta bring movie magic to the screen and experience the world of fantasy and imagination.

The Waitomo glowworm caves are one of New Zealand’s best natural attractions as it involves a boat ride inside a cave that is lit up by glowworms. The ceiling of this cave is lit up by millions of bioluminescent insects, making it one of the best New Zealand tourist places to explore by all exciting souls.

Tucked neatly within the Taupo volcanic zone of New Zealand, Waimangu Volcanic Valley is an iconic natural wonder spanning over 18 square kilometres. Formed after the 1886 eruption of Mount Tarawera, it is a brimming volcanic valley and the world’s youngest geothermal system. Within the valley, you may experience different geothermal features, including hot springs, steaming cliffs, and colourful mineral terraces. On your New Zealand trip, you may explore the Waimangu Volcanic Valley through properly maintained walking tracks lined by a rich collection of flora and fauna.