Porpoise Bay
Catlins

Deep Bay
Stewart Island
Stewart Island has many walking tracks for you to enjoy.

Sunrise on Stewart Island
Watch the sunrise, looking out from Halfmoon Bay in Oban.

Purakaunui Falls
Catlins
One of the best known of the Catlins forest waterfalls, located in a small reserve of mixed podocarp and beech forest.

Takitimu Mountains
The Takatimu Mountains are a popular hunting and hiking range. Located in Western Southland.

Bluff Signpost
Bluff is the oldest European town in NZ, settled since 1824. William Stirling purchased land from the Maori before the Treaty of Waitangi, imported cattle and pigs and cultivated 60 acres of land to service whaling bases. He is remembered in the name 'Stirling Point', the site of an international signpost and start of walking tracks.

Trout Fishing
Gore
The Mataura river has a worlwide reputation for being one of the best trout fishing rivers in the world. This is due to the fact it has the highest population and catch rates of any river in NZ.

Percy Burn Viaduct
Tuatapere
One of the biggest timber viaducts ever built in New Zealand, the Percy Burn viaduct in the Waitutu State Forest, 20 km west Tuatapere, Southland, is 125 metres long by 35 metres high. It is made of Australian hardwood, and was opened in 1923.

Tuatapere Hump Ridge Track