You are spoiled for choice when it comes to cycle trails on the West Coast.

During these extraordinary events for the world with Coronavirus, there's no better time for Coasters to keep calm, carry on, and support our local businesses!

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

The West Coast is home to some truly memorable views. From the Southern Alps to the Tasman Ocean, the region is full of Instagram-able locations.

It’s that time of the year again, 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.

The Paparoa Track, New Zealand’s newest Great Walk, will fully open on 1 March, and this is being marked with the unveiling tomorrow of three hand carved waharoa, or entranceways at the three entry points to the track.

Accommodation can be a challenge when attending the Hokitika Wildfoods Festival, but if you’re in a campervan or have a tent handy, there are several spots around the Cool Little Town for you to set up camp and enjoy the festivities.

Cycle Journeys have been awarded the Qualmark Gold Sustainable Tourism Business Award.

An online auction for an incredible holiday in New Zealand's pristine Glacier Country is being held to raise funds for Samoa.

The Department of Conservation’s latest track counter data for the Franz Josef Glacier Valley recorded its busiest day ever with 7,137 visiting on 1 January 2020.

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.

The scheduled re-opening of the Haast Highway (SH6) between Harihari and Whataroa tomorrow morning (Friday) is an early Christmas present for businesses the entire length of the West Coast.