Waiheke Island is nestled in the heart of the Hauraki Gulf, only 18 kilometres from Auckland and is one of New Zealand’s premier boutique wine regions. Known as the “Island of Wine,” it’s the perfect escape for wine lovers and adventure seekers. Getting to Waiheke Island Ferry: Enjoy a scenic 35-40 minute ferry ride from […]
The Auckland wine region is situated in and around New Zealand’s largest city, blending urban vibrancy with scenic rural landscapes. Many vineyards are within 30 minutes to 1 hour from the city centre; with coastal vineyards, rolling hills, and volcanic soils, the region offers diverse terroirs that produce premium wines. The region includes four sub-regions, […]
The Waikato wine region is situated in the central North Island of New Zealand, primarily in the Waikato and the neighbouring parts of the Auckland region. It is around 100km south of Auckland, making it easily accessible for a day trip or a short drive. The region is close to some of New Zealand’s most famous […]
Located at the northern tip of New Zealand’s North Island, Northland is the country’s warmest wine region. Surrounded by stunning coastlines, lush landscapes, and subtropical charm, it offers a unique environment for growing grapes and crafting distinctive wines. Whangarei is the main city within the region, centrally located among vineyards. Auckland is 250 km south, approximately […]
Nestled on the easternmost coast of New Zealand’s North Island, Gisborne is the country’s first region to greet the sunrise. Known for its stunning coastline and fertile plains, Gisborne is a haven for winemakers and wine enthusiasts alike. Gisborne is 470 km from Auckland and 530 km from Wellington. It is home to boutique wineries and large producers. The […]
The Hawke’s Bay wine region is located on the sunny east coast of New Zealand’s North Island and is the country’s second-largest region. It is known for its picturesque landscapes and world-class vineyards, with the cities of Napier and Hastings at its heart. It is approximately 320 km north of Wellington and 400 km southeast […]
The Tamar Valley wine region is one of Tasmania’s seven unofficial wine regions. Known for its world-class cool-climate wines, this region combines stunning natural beauty with a thriving wine industry, making it a favourite destination for wine lovers and tourists. The Tamar Valley is situated around the Tamar River, which flows from Launceston (Tasmania’s second-largest city) […]
The Huon Channel wine region is one of Tasmania’s seven unofficial wine regions. It is a serene and picturesque area known for its cool climate and boutique wineries. Located in the southernmost part of the island, the region encompasses the Huon Valley, centred around the towns of Huonville and Cygnet, and stretches along the D’Entrecasteaux Channel, […]
The North West wine region is one of Tasmania’s seven unofficial wine regions. It is centred around Devonport, which lies on the Bass Strait on the island’s north-western coast and is one of the emerging viticultural areas. While Tasmania’s wine industry is primarily concentrated in the north-east (including regions like Pipers River and Tamar Valley), the north-west is gaining […]
The North East wine region is one of Tasmania’s seven unofficial wine regions. The Pipers River region is one of the most celebrated wine areas, known for its cool-climate wines, especially Pinot Noir and Chardonnay. The region is about 30 km from Launceston and centred around the Pipers River. It is close to famous wine tourism destinations […]
