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West Coast unveils spectacular new cultural heritage attraction

The West Coast of New Zealand is hoping to pique the interest of curious travellers with a quirky new campaign.

Mining tunnels, ghost towns, stamper batteries, shipwrecks, all in mind bogglingly beautiful locations. When it comes to heritage, the West Coast has plenty of iconic hot spots and hidden gems that await discovery.

To lessen the blow from the latest suspension of the trans-Tasman bubble, West Coast businesses have pulled together a deal offering travellers free $50 fuel vouchers.

Here are some must-do adventure activities to put on your list when planning your travel through the West Coast.

Once a year, the famous Hokitika Wildfoods Festival brings a wide array of exotic (and wild) foods to the Cool Little Town, for visitors to test their taste buds on.

It's easy to step back in time on the West Coast of New Zealand, a place steeped in gold and coal mining history. These are the 12 must-visit spots for a history fix.

Franz Josef and Fox Glacier are home to some truly memorable views. From world famous mirror lakes to awe-inspiring glaciers.

Historic West Coast goldtown “Waiuta” joins Tohu Whenua , recognising it as one of New Zealand’s most treasured heritage places.

Weta Workshop leads design concept phase for Pounamu Pathway

DWC runs month-long celebration of West Coast food.

If you visit the West Coast of New Zealand, your drone will definitely be put to good use. There are specific requirements for drone flights in the region that you need to know.

The West Coast is officially home to the country’s best toastie, with the Hokitika Sandwich Company winning the inaugural Great New Zealand Toastie Takeover competition.

Here are our top five reasons why Hokitika, West Coast is worth the visit.

If you are keen to get off the beaten track, explore destinations that the tourists haven’t quite discovered yet, head to Granity on the West Coast.