Why Choose to Visit New Zealand with Wilderness
Marshall Gobel, a photographer and videographer from Melbourne, recently travelled the South Island and tells us why he enjoyed visiting New Zealand in a Wilderness motorhome.
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Marshall Gobel, a photographer and videographer from Melbourne, recently travelled the South Island and tells us why he enjoyed visiting New Zealand in a Wilderness motorhome.
Read MoreLocation: Rotorua is in New Zealand’s North Island, two and a half hours south of Auckland, in the Bay of Plenty region. Rotorua is part of a large geothermal field that stretches across the central North Island and is known for its geysers, bubbling mud pools and volcanic crater lakes. Its geothermal activity has drawn visitors since the 1800s, so it’s a city designed for tourists. Rotorua also has a strong Maori heritage. It’s a hugely popular destination for families as there is so much to see and do. (No one forgets their first time “smelling” Rotorua!)
Read MoreAustralian photographer, Brandan Trudinger, finds that exploring Queenstown and its surrounds is miles better in a Wilderness campervan.
Read MoreAustralian photographer James Kerstan returns to the South Island for some amazing landscape photography and shares his favourite spots.
Read MoreSeeing the smiles on the faces of guests about to head off on their Wilderness holidays is what Georgia Catlow loves about her job.
Read MoreHolly and Simon from family travel blog Four Around the World spent 16 days exploring the South Island in an Outback 4 motorhome with their two daughters aged 4 and 6. They love travelling to new destinations and sharing their experiences and tips to help make family travel easier for others too.
Read MoreYou’ll find plenty to see and do as you explore New Zealand, but it’s good to know that your Wilderness motorhome comes with some extra entertainment options too. (Especially handy if the weather turns bad, or you need to keep the kids happy!)
Read MoreLocation: At the bottom of the North Island, on the edge of Cook Strait.
Read MoreOne of the wonderful things about discovering New Zealand in a Wilderness motorhome is the reassurance of knowing that if something happens on the road, or you just need some advice on how to work the heater, then someone is there to help.
Read MoreThere’s a lot to be said for getting off the beaten track, exploring and seeing New Zealand’s great outdoors. You also want to be warm and dry while you do it! When you’re travelling with Wilderness, you get exactly that.
Read MoreWe're committed to making your New Zealand vacation a dream come true so before you get too overwhelmed with all the choices of motorhomes and rental companies, take a moment to read our advice.