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Around the country our untamed coastlines, sparkling white sandy beaches, rolling green farmland, snow-capped mountains and native forests are filled with unlimited attractions for those who love the great outdoors. Whether you are a tramper, wildlife enthusiast, angler, skier, surfer or sailor, you'll find New Zealand perfect for outdoor adventures. Aside from our great outdoors, there are also many great family attractions around the country, from theme parks, water parks, zoos and aquariums to beautiful parks and beaches. Kiwis are incredibly talented; our great artists, craftsmen, entertainers and those with 'Kiwi ingenuity' also provide many of the attractions. Check out fabulous artists' studios, galleries, museums, culture shows and live entertainment.

Greymouth is the largest town on the West Coast. Visitors to the area can enjoy a huge range of
activities from black-water (cave) and white-water rafting, 4WD bike rides, lake cruises on Lake
Brunner at Moana, dolphin watching from the breakwater of the Grey River, canoeing, scenic flights…
the list is endless. Greymouth is the birthplace of Monteith's beer and tours of the brewery are
available. Visit History House, jade galleries and the replica gold-mining town, Shantytown (just
south of Greymouth). The selection of cafes and restaurants will keep all tastes satisfied. The area
also boasts some wonderful walks from one hour through to two days. Greymouth is a great base for
visits to Punakaiki and the Glacier Country. The TranzAlpine makes its journey to and from
Christchurch each day arriving early afternoon and returning at 1.45pm.