Working Holiday Scheme

Scenic Highlights
There are many thermal springs throughout New Zealand for you to relax yourself. Springs range from small spa-type natural mineral pools to large thermally heated swimming pool complexes. Some of the best known thermal springs are found in Rotorua and Taupo in North Island, and Hanmer Springs in South Island.

Besides, you can visit New Zealand's tallest building, the 328-metre high Auckland's Sky Tower. From the observation decks, you can enjoy the excellent views of the city, the Hauraki Gulf and Waitemata and Manukau Harbours.

It's said that Arrowtown near Queenstown in South Island is the cradle of Bungy Jump. Are you brave enough to try the game?

Amazing beaches and lakes make New Zealand the paradise for water sports enthusiasts. New Zealanders are very fond of water sports. There are many water sports parks equipped with exciting water-skiing channels, water scooters and colourful sculptures.
If you wish to enjoy nature, you can certainly satisfy yourself by trying aquatic activities such as diving, fishing, jet boating and surfing.

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Dining
Farming and animal husbandry are well-developed in New Zealand as the country enjoys ample sunshine and rainfall. This is to the chefs' advantage to prepare creative and delicious cuisines with fresh meat and vegetables. New Zealand is also rich in marine resources. Seafood like scallops and breams are plentiful in supply throughout the year. Grape wine of New Zealand is famous the world over. It's worth a try! Many people from all over the world like to emigrate to New Zealand and even operate restaurants there. Besides western-style food, you can also taste French, Italian, Japanese, Korean and East Asian dishes.

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Folklore
New Zealanders are friendly and nice to visitors. You can enjoy both the splendid scenery of this South Pacific island country and the hospitality of New Zealanders. The Maori people, one of the earliest tribes of New Zealand, emigrated from Polynesia to New Zealand more than a thousand years ago. The action song named “haka” expresses the culture of Maori, which is a traditional war song performed by Maori warriors before they go to battles. You should feel the momentum with which the dance is performed.