144 videos from the country TV and the five city TVs, in one place.
The 100% Pure New Zealand film of the country — mountains, coast and the people who live there.
A long film of the country’s landscapes, from volcanic plateaus to glaciers and fiords.
Both islands seen from the air: lakes, peaks, beaches and forest.
A calm travel film of the alpine lakes and ranges.
A guide to the North Island’s best-known places, from Auckland to Rotorua and beyond.
The South Island’s mountains, lakes and coast in one film.
A run through the places most visitors put on their list.
Christchurch to Greymouth over the Southern Alps through Arthur’s Pass.
A ride on the TranzAlpine from the plains into the mountains.
Auckland to Wellington by train past the volcanoes of the central plateau.
The ferry crossing of Cook Strait and the Marlborough Sounds.
The country’s long-distance scenic trains and the ferry.
A cruise through Fiordland’s best-known fiord past waterfalls and cliffs.
The famous one-day walk past volcanic craters and the Emerald Lakes.
How to plan the walk: shuttles, weather and what to carry.
Three days across the mountains between Glenorchy and Fiordland.
The Great Walk that ends at Milford Sound.
An easy walk to the glacier lake below Aoraki/Mount Cook.
A jump from the Kawarau Bridge near Queenstown, where commercial bungy began in 1988.
A welcome, a performance and a hāngī feast in Rotorua.
Performance, carving and weaving at Te Puia in Rotorua.
The Māori collections of the national museum in Wellington.
Sheep, shearing and sheepdogs on a farm near Rotorua.
Across Lake Wakatipu by steamship to a high country sheep station.
A day among the vineyards of Auckland’s wine island.
A day in New Zealand’s largest wine region at the top of the South Island.
The pinot noir valley near Queenstown.
Cafés, restaurants and coffee in the capital.
Street food at Auckland’s weekly night markets.
A walk through the country’s largest outlet shopping centre, in Auckland.
The South Island’s outlet centre in Christchurch.
Christmas falls in summer in New Zealand — here is how it is celebrated.
A guide to Coronet Peak and The Remarkables in winter.
The dark sky reserve of the Mackenzie Basin.
The Shire on a farm near Matamata.
Boat rides under glowworms in the limestone caves.
The wonders of New Zealand, narrated in Spanish.
A Spanish-language guide to the most beautiful places.
A German documentary: travelling New Zealand by train.
Ten highlights and travel tips, in German.
Ten experiences on the South Island, in Chinese.
Eight days on the South Island, in Chinese.
The best places in New Zealand, ranked — in Japanese.
Popular sights of New Zealand, in Japanese.
What to do in Queenstown, in Korean.
Six days in the North Island — Waitomo, Hobbiton, Rotorua and Auckland — in Korean.
Through the city centre on foot.
The harbour, the cones, the museum and the islands.
A full guide for a first visit.
Auckland’s café and boutique street.
The Hauraki Gulf crossing from downtown.
Over lava fields to the summit crater.
A walk through the zoo at Western Springs.
A week of Auckland’s street-food night markets.
Pacific and Asian street food.
Wineries, food and beaches on the island.
Auckland’s busiest street.
A walk around Auckland’s largest outlet centre.
The outlet stores, shop by shop.
A full tour of the Hobbiton Movie Set.
The cave tour and boat ride.
The train from Auckland to Wellington.
Auckland as a liveable city and a travel stop, in Chinese.
Free sights in Auckland, in Chinese.
A one-day sightseeing route in Auckland, in Japanese.
A one-day tour of Auckland, in Korean.
Through the capital on foot.
From Queens Wharf along the harbour.
A one-day plan for the capital.
The capital’s best experiences.
Up from Lambton Quay to Kelburn.
The view over the harbour.
Inside the national museum.
The Māori exhibitions.
Props and effects from the film studios.
Why Wellington eats so well.
Cafés and restaurants across the city.
The city’s favourite street.
Wellington’s nightlife on Cuba Street.
The ferry to Picton through the Sounds.
The train to Auckland.
Three days among Wellington’s cafés, in Japanese.
A guided walk of Wellington, in Japanese.
What to do in the capital, in Spanish.
The geysers, villages, forest and lakes.
A two-day plan for Rotorua.
Through central Rotorua on foot.
Pōhutu Geyser and the geothermal valley.
The thermal parks around Rotorua.
The free geothermal park in central Rotorua.
An evening of culture and hāngī.
Performance and arts at Te Puia.
Sheep show and farm tour.
The Redwoods Treewalk among giant trees.
Lanterns among the redwoods.
Hot mineral pools beside the lake.
A tour of the Hobbiton Movie Set.
The one-day volcanic walk.
A visit to Te Puia, in Chinese.
Hell’s Gate and its mud baths, in Chinese.
Sightseeing and a Māori show in Rotorua, in Japanese.
Riding the Skyline luge, in Japanese.
Through the rebuilt city centre.
The city’s sights one by one.
A guide for a first visit.
The city from the river and the tram.
A quiet ride past the Botanic Gardens.
From the punting sheds into the gardens.
Penguins, the storm room and Hägglund rides.
The city’s indoor food market.
Stall by stall.
The outlet centre near the airport.
The city centre after dark.
Over the Southern Alps by train.
The French harbour village on Banks Peninsula.
Sperm whales off the Kaikōura coast.
The dark sky reserve.
A walk with trams and the Riverside Market, in Japanese.
What to do in Christchurch, in Japanese.
A walk around Christchurch without a car, in Chinese.
All of Christchurch in one day, in Chinese.
A walking tour of the town in 4K.
The town’s top experiences.
A two-day plan.
The gondola and the view from Bob’s Peak.
A day and night at Skyline.
On board the TSS Earnslaw.
The steamship and the high country farm.
Jumping from the Kawarau Bridge.
The original bungy site in the gorge.
The Great Walk that starts near Glenorchy.
Queenstown’s most famous burger.
Where to eat in town.
A winery cycle tour in the Gibbston Valley.
Between the cliffs of Fiordland.
An overnight cruise in the fiord.
Coronet Peak and The Remarkables.
The town and lake in autumn.
The lakefront in winter.
The famous views of Queenstown, in Japanese.
Cafés and food in Queenstown, in Japanese.
What to do in Queenstown, in Korean.
A Queenstown travel vlog, in Korean.
Queenstown, Arrowtown and the gondola, in Chinese.
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