Honeymoon is one of the most beautiful vacations for a newly married couple. The vacation should be planned to be in a very beautiful and exotic places. Honeymoon is a time where the couples want to spend a cozy time. For feeling cozy one has to select a very beautiful destination.

Virgin Islands of New Zealand are one of the most exotic destinations for the honeymoon. Here a couple gets what they want. There you get all the coziness and the lonely time with your partner. The landscape too is very beautiful and attractive. Romance is in the air with the beauty of the beaches.

Here you can get good hotels providing many facilities at a very low cost when compared with other places. Thus this place is really exotic for the couples to spend some quality time together. So if you are planning for your honeymoon, do think about the exotic beaches of Virgin Islands.

Planning a get away to New Zealand?  If so, plan way in advance, since the North Island, New Zealand offers lots of breathtaking destinations and fun spots to visit. Ranging from magnificent landscapes to adventure spots, the North Island has what it takes to be one of the most popular holiday destinations in the world. Be is skiing, or simply spending a relaxing day with loved ones, be is surfing or enjoying mother nature in her purest form, picturesque New Zealand had something for every body.

Now when in North Island, there are certain spots which you just cannot afford to miss. The Lord of the Rings tour definitely lies on one of the top spots. Next comes the Bay of Island, which is a picturesque spot and is the heart and soul of Maori history. Now, if you want to rejuvenate yourself while soaking into the nature in her most magnificent form, the Rotorua health Spa is just where you need to be.

The Waitomo caves with is magnificent limestone formation is also a must visit spot, when in North Island. Hence set out for an unforgettable trip and enjoy every aspect of it.

Seventy percent of New Zealand is covered by mountains of which the Southern Alps take center stage for their astounding beauty.

The Southern Alps are the longest mountain range in New Zealand stretching from point to point at 650 kilometers.
Specific parts of the Southern Alps have been demarcated as safe tourist destinations. Craigieburn Valley is the Numero Uno destination for skiers and motor bike riders owing to its wide open slopes and steep narrow chutes right in the heart of the Southern Alps.

Porter Heights affords a mesmerizing view from 2000 meters of the glimmering Lake Coleridge and has slopes for beginners and intermediates along with challenges such as Bluff face and Big Mama for masters. It boasts of the steepest run down in the southern hemisphere.

There are a number of walks and trails throughout the Southern Alps to give tourists a chance to come close to nature.

Christchurch or the Garden City is beautiful to visit in spring summer or winter. It is the hub of business and rugby in New Zealand.

Winters are a great time for tourists keen on skiing as Mount Hutt approximately an hour and half from Christchurch is the first ski field to open in New Zealand.

The key monumental feature of the city is the Christchurch Cathedral and most other buildings show a touch of 19th century English architecture.

To sample the best local cuisine it is advisable to walk to “the strip” in Oxford Terrace along the Avon River and Pedro’s on Worcester St. for the delectable New Zealand lamb. Pubs in the city are lively and inviting.

Warm weather and beautiful parks is another Christchurch offering in spring and summer. Hagley Park is immensely popular for golf and croquet.

Day trips are easily arranged from Christchurch to nearby parks and reserves.

Wellington is not only the capital of New Zealand but also the birthplace of world renowned writer Katherine Mansfield.

The Botanic Garden presents a lush experience within its 25 hectares of well preserved native forest and the Otari-Wilton’s Bush is the only botanical garden devoted to native plants.

Nature and wildlife lovers can also visit the Kaori Wildlife Sanctuary, the Wellington Zoo as well as the Kapiti Island Nature Reserve a bird haven.

Museums like the Colonial Cottage Museum, The Film Archive, Museum of Wellington City and Sea, Wellington Cable Car Museum and the Te Papa (Museum of New Zealand) are largely informative about the history and culture of New Zealand.
Capital E offers live performances and events of a creative technological nature for children of all ages. Numerous galleries promote local and contemporary art.

Wellington also has its fair share of Heritage and Nature Walks within and outside the city.

The Hot Water Beach in Coromandel is not literally a vast expanse of hot water but a natural phenomenon that has tourists visiting the region year after year spring, winter or summer.

The hot water that tourists visiting Coromandel covet is from a subversive hot water source that surfaces for an hour or two after low tide.

People dig their own spa pools at the shallow ends of a certain part of the beach to enjoy this natural therapeutic treatment. These temporary spas are washed out naturally by high tide.

The Hot Water Beach is located between Tairua and Whitaianga and is flanked by the Castle Rock and Pohutukawa cliffs on either end.

The beach is also a must do for surfers. There are some cafes and art galleries of interest on the beach.

It is just at a little distance to the Cathedral Cove another must walk in Coromandel.

The Ruapehu district is situated in central North Island of New Zealand. It is in the middle of Wellington and Auckland. The massive Tongariro National Park which is a world heritage area is the main attraction of this district.

The landscape is dominated by the active volcano of Mount Ruapehu that rises 2797 meters from the surrounding area. To give it company there are Mount Tongariro and Mount Ngauruhow (also active). These volcanoes are spectacular to watch on clear days. In the colder months of winter they are capped with snow and Whakapapa and Turao ski fields on the Mount Ruapehu are premier ski fields of North Island. Here you will find slopes for beginners with quality instructors and also treeless slopes for the pro skiers. You can also go for a walk on the Tongariro Northern circuit. The snowy peaks of mountains are breathtaking to watch.

The Pacific Coast Highway winds along the east coast of North Island through the distinctive region where the sea intermingles with land in a dramatic way.

The highway links Bay of Plenty, Whatkane, The Coromandel and Eastland as well as Auckland and Hawke’s Bay on either side.

Like all coastal highways the Pacific Coast Highway also offers spectacular scenery and mesmerizing sunrise and sunsets.
There are a multitude of comfortable accommodation options and eating spots to sample the better of the first catch. Pacific Coast Highway also shows some of the best Maori pa sites, historical monuments and stories that bring you face to face with the rich history and cultural diversity of the region.

Navigation is considerably easy as the highway has proper road signs and lots of stopovers to allow you to break your journey and enjoy nature’s bounty at its best. This highway is wonderfully well maintained.

Northland is a poignant blend of European and Maori history and culture. It enjoys a delightful subtropical climate and is sided by extensive beaches along the coastline.

A significant 32 percent of the population in the area is Maori granting visitors a select look into Maori culture and art.
Water sports such as kayaking, game fishing and sailing are major tourist attractions in Northland since it was placed on the tourist map.

Northlands busiest cities are Paihia, Kerikeri, Dargaville, Whangarei, Kaitaia and the Bay of Islands. Museums and historical monuments add to the charm of this region of New Zealand.

Fish and Chips are the most popular food in Mangonui and the best part is you can catch the fish and have it cooked right in front of you. The farmers markets and various food festivals held through the year are high on the recommendation list for all travelers.