New Zealand & South Australia Discovery Collector

Stretched over a volcanic field on New Zealand’s North Island is the country’s largest city, multicultural Auckland.

Site of fierce Maori wars, Tauranga today is a peaceful city in the heart of kiwifruit-growing country. Farther afield: Rotorua, with its spouting geysers and bubbling mud pools, the Waitomo Glow Worm Caves and nocturnal kiwi houses. Sample shore excursions: Fascinating Rotorua; Longridge Park & Jetboat Ride; Maori Marae Visit.

Nestled on the eastern coast of New Zealand's North Island, Napier stands as a vibrant testament to resilience and renewal.

New Zealand’s capital city is a veritable hotspot of food, fun and culture situated in one of the planet’s most beautiful countries.

Picton, a scenic gem in the heart of New Zealand’s Marlborough Sounds, is a tranquil port town where the serene rhythm of the sea meets lush, forested hills.

Nestled on the eastern shores of New Zealand's South Island, Lyttelton is a picturesque port town steeped in history and surrounded by rugged beauty.

Much of New Zealand feels like England, by way of Polynesia. There are a few exceptions, though, such as the town of Akaroa, a former French settlement, and the distinctly Scottish city of Dunedin, named after the Scottish Gaelic name for Edinburgh. After Dunedin was founded in 1848, city surveyor Charles Kettle attempted to impose Edinburgh's New Town grid plan on the growing city. But the Otago Peninsula's hilly landscape proved challenging—for evidence, note that Dunedin has one of the world's steepest streets (Baldwin Street). The volcanic remnants around the harbor make for a dramatic backdrop. Dunedin's prominence during the gold rush in the late 19th century resulted in many grand Victorian and Edwardian buildings. Thanks to the beautiful University of Otago (the country's oldest), there's a large student population to keep the city vibrant and modern. But Dunedin's heritage is always proudly on display: The magnificent Dunedin Railway Station and Larnach Castle have been restored to their full glory, and the fascinating Toitu Otago Settlers Museum provides a glimpse into the lives of early residents. Outside the city, the Otago Peninsula is lined with scenic beaches and home to rare birdlife like the royal albatross and yellow-eyed penguin.

Bursting with modern energy and historic charm, Hobart is a contrasting mix of colonial style and vibrant modernity.

Boasting stunning art, a vibrant music scene and excellent food, wine and coffee, Melbourne simply buzzes with life.

From the Sydney Opera House to Bondi Beach, man and Mother Nature contribute in equal measure to this splendid city.

Phillip Island, a natural wonderland just off the coast of Victoria, Australia, beckons with its pristine beaches, abundant wildlife and captivating attractions.

Boasting stunning art, a vibrant music scene and excellent food, wine and coffee, Melbourne simply buzzes with life.

Nestled along the northwest coast of Tasmania, Burnie is a picturesque coastal town that embodies the essence of Tasmania's natural beauty and rich maritime heritage.

Adelaide, the capital city of South Australia, exudes a distinct charm with its blend of historic architecture, vibrant cultural scene and lush parklands.

Welcome to Kangaroo Island, a pristine sanctuary off the coast of South Australia, where rugged landscapes, pristine beaches and diverse wildlife await.

Bursting with modern energy and historic charm, Hobart is a contrasting mix of colonial style and vibrant modernity.

Nestled on the scenic Tasman Peninsula of Tasmania, Port Arthur stands as a testament to Australia's rich history and natural beauty.

Nestled on the pristine shores of Twofold Bay in New South Wales, Eden exudes natural beauty and rich maritime history.

Nestled along the picturesque coastline of New South Wales, Newcastle emerges as a vibrant city teeming with history, culture and natural beauty

From the Sydney Opera House to Bondi Beach, man and Mother Nature contribute in equal measure to this splendid city.