Living Expenses
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Business Tax
Tax is an important part of being in business. Getting the right information and advice and setting up the right systems from the start will help your business meet its obligations.
Heli-Skiing Locations
Heli-skiing and heli-boarding the ultimate adrenalin-rush in the mountains. The Southern Alps offers countless virgin snow slopes and glaciers
Touring Guide
New Zealand is famous for its uncrowded roads, diverse landscapes and magnificent scenery. We are a relatively small multicultural country.
National Parks
This guide to National Parks compiled by DANNY : DE HEK as a means of introducing you to our top natural attractions. We will provide an overview of the character, striking features and wildlife of each park, and will outline the major walking and tramping tracks.
White Island
Billowing clouds of gas, steam and ash are spewing out from the crater and you hesitate to move. An explosion seems imminent but the guide appears relaxed and in control.
Waitomo Caves
Suddenly, as you look upwards you realize the entire roof of the cavern is a mass of ghostly pale green twinkling lights, so densely packed together that it resembles the Milky Way galaxy.
Tongariro Plateau
The track winds through a 'moonscape' of bizarre lava sculptures and up onto the shoulder of a towering volcanic cone, draped with a skirt of shifting cinders. Onward it goes, past red cliffs, active geothermal areas, silent emerald and blue lakes.
Sulphur City (Rotorua)
The Waimangu Cauldron steams away at a seething 53° Centigrade as you stroll downhill past Frying Pan Lake, the world's largest hot spring. Nearby is Inferno Crater, an inverted cone with strangely fluctuating water levels and a swirling head of steam.
Queenstown
It takes some mental agility to visualise just how the Dart Valley looked 18,000 years ago, at the peak of the last ice age, when the formidable Dart Glacier gouged Lake Wakatipu down to bedrock.
Punakaiki
The pancake-like columns of rock are drenched in spray, highlighting the curious stylobedding process that weathers these layers of limestone seabed strata, stripping off the softer, less compacted areas, to leave the tottering towers.