Wildlife & Nature Tours in New Zealand
NZ Online guide to New Zealand wildlife & eco tours to suit all ages and budgets;
- NZ eco tours
- Swim with the dolphins in NZ
- Dolphin & whale watching
- Pengiun colonies
- Seal swimming tours
- Farm tours
- Nature parks
- Aquariums
- Marine reserves
- Bird watching tours
For millions of years New Zealand has been isolated and unique birds, animals and plants have developed here.
New Zealand conservationists are dedicated to preserving the natural history of this country, and indigenous species are protected by means of nature reserves and the New Zealand public. This enables visitors to view many of NZ's animal life close up by ways of guided tours, or by visiting one of the many animal parks and scenic reserves.
Below is a list of New Zealand tourism operators of Nature Reserves, Eco Tours and Wildlife Encounters:
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