As exciting as choosing the engagement ring or trying on the wedding dress, it will be the moment when you confirm the purchase of your honeymoon tickets. Undoubtedly, one of the unforgettable trips that will mark your history and, even more, if you choose a fascinating destination like New Zealand. If you will exchange your wedding rings next year and want to cross the borders, here are the best places to do it.you will find several reasons that will convince you to travel to the oceanic country.

Coordinate

New Zealand is a country in Oceania, located in the southwest Pacific Ocean, and is the second most populous country in the world. formed by two large islands, North Island and South Island. The majority of the New Zealand population is of European descent, while the minorities are indigenous Maori, Asians and Polynesians. Three official languages are recognized, English being the most popular, while the currency is the New Zealand dollar. To travel to New Zealand from Chile you don't need a visa, but you do need to carry yourvalid passport, round trip tickets, and hotel reservation.

Sites of interest

Wellington

At the southern tip of the North Island, the capital of New Zealand is located between a harbour and green hills. a vibrant, cultural and cosmopolitan city with many places to visit, including the Te Papa Tongarewa National Museum, the Botanical Gardens, Mount Victoria, the multicultural Cuba Street, the Kaori Shrine and the famous Wellington Cable Car, as well as numerous cafes, restaurants, theatres, art galleries, shopping malls, parks, rivers, beaches, forests, farms and much more. A city that is alsoknown for its beers and, in fact, you'll find craft beer bars on almost every downtown street.

Auckland

If you're celebrating your gold ring pose in New Zealand, be sure to stop by Auckland, the largest city in the country It is a port city, where you will have plenty to see and do. For example, there is the imposing Sky Tower, 328 meters high, where you will find hotels, casinos, bars and restaurants. Also, if you dare, do not miss the chance to skyjump. You can also go sailing in Auckland in its two ports, as well as visit some of the 23 parks.An infallible panorama to get lost among lakes, hills, endemic flora and beautiful native forests.

Beaches

New Zealand is also a beach destination and, therefore, ideal if you want to relax after spending several months making wedding decorations and taping. The country has 15,000 km of coastline, where you can find tourist resorts, deserted beaches and many others with wild nature. While the beaches of the East Coast are characterized by their fine white sand and turquoise waters, those of the West Coast are distinguished by their black sand of volcanic origin, both equally spectacular. Among the most famous beaches are Piha Beach, Tauranga, Moeraki, Bruce Bay, Ohope Beach and Cathedral Cove Beach, the latter appearing in the second part of the film 'Narnia',The limestone arch and fascinating rocks that emerge from the crystal clear water are a real gem!

Home of Middle Earth

Speaking of movies, New Zealand's breathtaking landscape, with its golden plains, towering mountains and enchanting valleys, served as the setting for "Middle Earth" on the big screen, both in "The Lord of the Rings" and "The Hobbit" trilogy. More than 150 filming locations were used throughout the country. This way, you can include in your honeymoon a visit to various film sets, for example, where Hobbiton Village or the Lands of Mordor were brought to life.

Gastronomy

New Zealand's cuisine has a strong British influence, which is intermingled with typical preparations inherited from its largest indigenous ethnic group, the Maori. Being a country made up of islands, it offers a wide range of fish and shellfish The most typical dish is Hangi, which is meat or fish with vegetables prepared on a barbecue on the ground, which is cooked with steam from very hot rocks. Hogget roast, meanwhile, is baked lamb, seasoned with herbs and accompanied by potatoes, pumpkin, vegetables, andmint sauce.

Now, if you're looking for something less far-fetched, don't forget to try the traditional fish and chips. (fish and chips) or, if you prefer something sweet, order the signature dessert of Pavlova Cake, a meringue topped with whipped cream and various types of fresh fruit. On the other hand, New Zealand's wines are internationally renowned, so on your honeymoon you should definitely raise your glasses with some of the region's native grapes.

Sports

From the beautiful phrases of love that you will give each other when you wake up, you will jump to the most extreme emotions. It is not for nothing that is catalogued as the cradle of adventure tourism and, therefore, in New Zealand you can practice adrenaline sports, such as bungy jumping, skydiving, jet skiing, surfing, canoeing, light aircraft skiing, snowboarding, skiing and mountain biking, among many others. In addition, thanks to its thousands of miles of trails, you will find several routes for hiking or trekking, from coastal walks, to trekking.by native forests and ancient glaciers.

Romantic plans

• Enjoy the sunset on Mount Victoria It is ranked as the best viewpoint in Wellington, with a spectacular 360 degree view of the city.
• Take a sailboat ride on the Hauraki Gulf in Auckland Famous for its million hectares of islands and protected sparkling blue waters, you'll find romantic packages with dolphin watching and dinner included.
• Rent a kayak to explore the beaches and lagoons in Abel Tasman National Park. At the end of the stretch, relax on the orange sands and enjoy the turquoise water.
• Participate in a cooking class Among other things, you will discover how to integrate native plants into the dishes, which you will be able to apply in your married life.
• Sail through Waitomo's luminescent limestone caverns The responsible for this phenomenon is a mosquito endemic to New Zealand, the glowworm The result is a sort of starry dome, ideal for a boat ride with the person you love, which is found in caves and emits a small glow of chemical origin, both in its larval and adult stages.
• Book your table at the only revolving restaurant in the Sky Tower where you can enjoy the breathtaking views and first class modern gastronomy.
• Cycle around the vineyards of the Marlborough area It will be a great way to fully enjoy the landscapes and the culinary delights offered by these vineyards.
• Spend a few days relaxing on the exotic island of Tokoriki. Here you will find two luxurious all-inclusive resorts, one of which is ideal for couples and honeymooners.
• Take a hot bath at the unprecedented Hot Water Beach There you will have to dig a well and enjoy a natural spa in the sand.
• Dive together in Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve The Frenchman Jacques Costeau called them one of the five best places in the world to explore the seabed.

From extreme adventures to quiet options, if you decide to choose New Zealand to wear your silver rings, you will have a wide range of activities to do and places to visit. Nothing better to disconnect from the wedding preparations, which surely had you focused for more than a year between the banquet, the wedding decorations and the party.