Guided Tours
Check out a journey you'll never forget while learning to capture moments and landscapes you usually only see in magazines!
The Blue Penguin
Native to the coastlines of New Zealand's South Island, the little blue penguin is the world's smallest penguin species, easily recognized by it's distinctive slate-blue plumage. These agile marine birds spend their days hunting at sea and return to their coastal burrows only under the cover of darkness to avoid predators.
Sheep!
Sheep famously outnumber humans in New Zealand, forming the backbone of the nation's agricultural sector. They are raised nationwide primarily to supply high-quality meat and wool for export like the famous Marino wool we often find in premium clothing.
Milford Sound
Milford Sound is one of the wettest places on Earth, receiving an incredible average of nearly 7 meters (268 inches) of rain each year, which creates thousands of temporary waterfalls along its cliffs.