For a capital city, Wellington offers very limited camping options. You won’t find endless parks like in other regions, but there are still a few reliable places to stay. The two main holiday parks are Camp Elsdon and Wellington TOP 10 Holiday Park, both offering powered sites and solid facilities. If you’re travelling in a […]
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No trip to Wellington is complete without stepping into the creative world of Wētā Workshop-Wellingtons world of movie magic. Famous for its work on The Lord of the Rings, The Hobbit, Avatar and countless other blockbusters, Wētā has put Aotearoa on the global film-making map. Visiting the workshop in Miramar isn’t just about seeing props
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Everyone who visits Wellington should take the time to experience Te Papa Tongarewa – The Museum of New Zealand. Te Papa sits proudly on the city’s waterfront and brings culture, history, and creativity to life through world-class exhibitions and interactive displays. Entry remains free for New Zealanders and residents, while charges may apply for international
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Whanganui-a-Tara – Wellington’s food scene is as bold and creative as the city itself. Narrowing it down to just five restaurants was no easy task — this capital is packed with incredible places to eat. Whether you’re after fine dining, hidden gems or casual bites done right, these spots each earned a perfect score for
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Wellington is a compact capital with a big personality, where culture, politics and creativity meet the sea. From riding the iconic red cable car to exploring world-class museums and strolling the lively waterfront, the city blends natural beauty with urban energy. Most travellers only stay for a night to catch the ferry to the South
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When it comes to craft beer in Aotearoa – New Zealand, Te Whanganui-a-Tara – Wellington knows how to pour with passion. This vibrant capital is not just famous for its windy hills and café culture — it’s also home to more breweries per capita than almost anywhere else on Earth. According to NZ Herald, Wellington
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Wellington is more than just a ferry terminal — it’s your final stop on the North Island before crossing the Cook Strait to the South. Whether you’re finishing a big road trip from Cape Rēinga or heading down from Tongariro, Rotorua, or Taranaki, this vibrant capital region offers the perfect blend of urban convenience, coastal
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Tucked between a wide harbour and lush, rolling hills at the southern tip of the North Island, Whanganui-a-Tara – Wellington is the vibrant capital of Aotearoa – New Zealand. Known for its thriving arts scene, rich café culture, and stunning natural backdrop, this compact city punches well above its weight. Whether you’re soaking up harbour
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