isites work with a lot of local and national businesses and organisations. Because we work with so many, that helps us give you the kind, unbiased, independent advice you'll need to have the kind of trip that'll suit you perfectly.
Here's a few of the national isite partners that'll help you have a fantastic journey around New Zealand.
Trees That Count love trees. But not just any old trees, Aotearoa’s special native trees. They are a conservation charity that brings together business, community and everyday Kiwis, with the vision of helping plant millions of native trees across New Zealand.
You can donate or gift a tree at your local isite.
The Tiaki Promise is a commitment to care for New Zealand, for now and for future generations.
By following the Tiaki Promise, you are making a commitment to New Zealand. To act as a guardian, protecting and preserving our home.
Tourism New Zealand is the organisation responsible for marketing New Zealand to the world as a tourist destination. To do this they use the 100% Pure New Zealand marketing campaign, a campaign that has evolved over the past two decades to make New Zealand one of the world's most well-respected tourism brands.
Department of Conservation is the New Zealand government agency charged with conserving New Zealand's natural and historic heritage. They look after many of the beautiful parks and walks around the country.
Qualmark is an official stamp of approval that a business is up to scratch as a quality tourism business. If you see the Qualmark, you know it's providing quality service.
All isites are Qualmark accredited.
New Zealand’s Great Rides are an unforgettable way to soak up breathtaking scenery while visiting must-see attractions and discovering hidden gems.
Te Araroa is New Zealand’s Trail – taking in spectacular New Zealand landscapes from beaches to volcanoes to forests to cities. The 3000km route stretching from Cape Reinga in the North of New Zealand to Bluff in the South.
Te Araroa is the greatest New Zealand adventure there is – walk it all or walk a short section ranging from a few hours to a few days.
