
I recommend visiting - Abel Tasman National Park, New Zealand
Abel Tasman National Park, an hour northwest of Nelson on New Zealand’s South Island, is renowned for its coastal walking track. It’s the smallest national park in New Zealand, but its crystalline turquoise waters are home to dolphins and seals, and the walking tracks within the forest lead to hidden coves and Maori forts. Only accessible by water or on foot, hiking and kayaking are common activities and the lack of motor vehicles means you’re far more likely to encounter some of the native wildlife that inhabits this scenic part of New Zealand such as penguins, possums, wild pigs and deer.