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New Zealand South Island

Photo gallery of New Zealand South Island pictures, showing you some beautiful places and amazing wildlife, photographed by professional photographer Rolf Hicker. (There are 592 photos in this photo gallery.)



One of the most popular activities for families camping at Lake Wanaka is water skiing.
Two Hookers Seal Lions cuddle on the beach in Otago on the South Island of New Zealand.
A procession of horse drawn chuck...
A rock memorial stands in the glowing...
With the blow of her whistle the...
The old Cardrona Hotel is one of the...
A confident Kea sits atop a camper...
An old but still pretty cool Chrysler...
Stationed in an area which bears the...
A picturesque view of the Maruia...
Unusual limestone formations are...
The ocean waves splash against the...
The scientific name for the Foxglove...
A quiet location situated at the...
Pelorus River on its journey from the...
The pristine coastal waters of the...
The Livingstone Daisy flower creates...
Toitoi plants blowing in the breeze...
Traditions at Christmas are very...
Water rushes through to the Clutha...
The Fyffe House is a charming...
On a whale watching flight with Wings...
A beautiful yellow lupine bush...
From a roadside viewpoint, the lush...
The Kingston Flyer Steam Train is a...
The control gates are opened and Lake...
Franz Josef Glacier on the South...
The waters of the Kaikoura Peninsula...
Punga Cove Resort is a luxury...
Turquoise waters of Tasman Bay...
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