Invercargill
Invercargill's parks and gardens are a must see - especially Queens Park. The Southland Museum and Art gallery contains displays of Southland's history, along with three exhibition galleries. The most popular attraction at the museum is Henry, a 123 year old Tuatara - still alive today!

The Catlins
Approximately 1 1/2 hours drive south of Dunedin brings you to the mighty Catlins, one of New Zealand best kept secrets. The Catlins is a vast array of Wild country, beautiful virgin beaches, hilly farmland and areas of forest.

Catlins Wildlife Trackers Eco-tours
Southern Scenic Route

Gore and the Plains
Situated on the banks of the Mataura river, Gore is Southland's second largest town. It is also one of the wealthiest urban centres in New Zealand, serving the rich agricultural hinterland. The Gore area is also regarded by many as a Trout fisherman's paradise.

Southland Flies and Guides
Gore Visitor Information

Bluff
One of the South Island's most southern settlements, Bluff is Invercargill's port town and gateway to Stewart Island. Approximately 15 minutes drive south of Invercargill, Bluff is famous for its fishing industry, delicious oysters and top-notch southern hospitality.