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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.

Invercargill offers many opportunities, fine heritage buildings, excellent shopping facilities and
the warm southern hospitality of the locals. Using Invercargill as your base, you can explore nearby
Fiordland and Queenstown (an easy two-hour drive), the Catlins Coast and Rakiura National Park. It
boasts an abundance of golf courses, parks, cafes, art galleries, theatres, conference centres and
excellent sporting facilities, including a leisure centre and swimming and aquatic centre. The city
also offers visitors a variety of accommodation, restaurants and shopping, plus good transport links
to other main centres. Priority attractions are the Southland Museum and Art Gallery where you can
experience the Roaring '40s exhibition, and the largest public display of tuatara (spiny-backed
reptile native to New Zealand) in the world.