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Glenorchy is a small town about 45 minutes drive from Queenstown, surrounded by soaring peaks, pristine lakes, glacial rivers, and ancient beech forestsThe Glenorchy HotSpot features the famous red boat shed with views of Mount Arthur and Lake Wakatipu in the background. - HotSpots are 45mm round magnets featuring three layers of 3mm bamboo and housing a strong ceramic magnet.

the most famous of the fiords, located in the Southwest of New Zealand’s South Island. It is arguably one of the most scenic and favoured place to visit with its jagged snow-capped mountains, emerald greenery, incredible waterfalls and being home to fur seal colonies, penguins and dolphins.The pro...

The Beehive is the executive wing of New Zealand’s parliamentary buildings in Wellington, where the Prime Minister and cabinet ministers have offices and where cabinet meets.The Wellington (beehive) HotSpot features the Beehive building with statue of Richard John Seddon in the foreground. - HotSpots are 45mm round magnets featuring three layers of 3mm bamboo and housing a strong ceramic magnet.

The Tui is a fairly large nectar feeding bird, known best for its tuneful song, blue-green colouring and distinctive white throat tuft who favours native forest and scrub.The Tui HotSpot features the a Tui with silhouetted bush in the background. - HotSpots are 45mm round magnets featuring three layers of 3mm bamboo and housing a strong ceramic magnet.

The South Island the world’s largest living Rail, a flightless swamphen with short wings and long toes.The HotSpot features the a with grassy background. - HotSpots are 45mm round magnets featuring three layers of 3mm bamboo and housing a strong ceramic magnet.

The Milford Track is one of New Zealand’s most popular walking tracks located in Fiordland National Park.The Milford Track HotSpot features a stunning scene from the Great Walk with head and shoulders silhouetted among native bush. - HotSpots are 45mm round magnets featuring three layers of 3mm bamboo and housing a strong ceramic magnet.

The Kea is the world’s only alpine parrot, known for its inquisitive personality and green and red colourings.The Kea HotSpot features a Kea in flight above silhouetted bush. - HotSpots are 45mm round magnets featuring three layers of 3mm bamboo and housing a strong ceramic magnet.

Doubtful Sound is the deepest of New Zealand’s fiords at 421m. Spanning 40km, this impressive fiord is sometimes called ‘the sound of silence’.The Doubtful Sound HotSpot features a view of the Sound from the road above. - HotSpots are 45mm round magnets featuring three layers of 3mm bamboo and housing a strong ceramic magnet.

Rotorua is a city in the Bay of Plenty in NZ’s North Island, known best for its geothermal activity and Māori culture.The Rotorua HotSpot features the geothermal champagne pool in the background with a Māori statue in the foreground. - HotSpots are 45mm round magnets featuring three layers of 3mm bamboo and housing a strong ceramic magnet.

Roy’s Peak is a popular mountain day hike overlooking Lake Wānaka. The stunning views from the top attract many visitors to this spot.The Roy’s Peak HotSpot features the beautiful view over Lake Wānaka from the top of Roy’s Peak. - HotSpots are 45mm round magnets featuring three layers of 3mm bamboo and housing a strong ceramic magnet.

The 120 year old Wellington Cable Car is considered a must-do for visitors to our capital city. The 612 metre journey reveals spectacular views of the city and harbour.The Wellington Cable Car HotSpot features the cable car in the foreground with Wellington city behind. - HotSpots are 45mm round magnets featuring three layers of 3mm bamboo and housing a strong ceramic magnet.

Coronet Peak is a popular ski field just 25 minutes from Queenstown.The Coronet Peak HotSpot features a view over Queenstown and Lake Wakatipu from Coronet Peak with skier on the mountain in the foreground. - HotSpots are 45mm round magnets featuring three layers of 3mm bamboo and housing a strong ceramic magnet.

Waiheke Island is the second largest Island in the Hauraki Gulf and just a 40 minute ferry ride from Auckland.The Waiheke Island HotSpot features a view over beaches, headlands with a Pohutakawa tree in the foreground. - HotSpots are 45mm round magnets featuring three layers of 3mm bamboo and housing a strong ceramic magnet.

Te Anau is a beautiful township on the shores of Lake Te Anau and is a great base from which to explore Fiordland.The Te Anau HotSpot features a view from the shores of Lake Te Anau, with the wharf and lake in the foreground and mountains behind. - HotSpots are 45mm round magnets featuring three layers of 3mm bamboo and housing a strong ceramic magnet.

Mount Taranaki is a dormant volcano and one of the most symmetrical mountains in the world. It lies on the West Coast of New Zealand in the Taranaki region.features the snow-capped mountain with perfect reflection. - HotSpots are 45mm round magnets featuring three layers of 3mm bamboo and housing a strong ceramic magnet.

Mount Maunganui is a suburb of Tauranga, famous for its white sand surf beach and large lava dome commonly referred to in New Zealand as ‘The Mount’.features a view of the beach from the track down The Mount. - HotSpots are 45mm round magnets featuring three layers of 3mm bamboo and housing a strong ceramic magnet.

The Merino is a breed of sheep characterised by very fine soft wool. The Merino was first introduce to New Zealand in the 1840s and by the 1880s the New Zealand Merino had become a distinct type.features a Merino Sheep. - HotSpots are 45mm round magnets featuring three layers of 3mm bamboo and housing a strong ceramic magnet.

Napier is a coastal city in the Hawke’s Bay region in New Zealand’s North Island. It is famous for its Art Deco style, having been rebuilt in 1931 after a devastating earthquake.Napier HotSpot features Art Deco buildings on Marine Parade with a vintage car in the foreground. - HotSpots are 45mm round magnets featuring three layers of 3mm bamboo and housing a strong ceramic magnet.

Oamaru is a town on the East Coast of New Zaealand’s South Island, famous for its Victorian architecture, penguin colonies and Steampunk HQ.features some of the Victorian buildings in Harbour Street with a Penny Farthing in the foreground. - HotSpots are 45mm round magnets featuring three layers of 3mm bamboo and housing a strong ceramic magnet.

The Wanaka Lakefront looks out upon Mount Aspiring National Park. The view is stunning and very well photographed, but perhaps even more-so in recent years with the popularity of 'That Wanaka Tree', the stunted willow that is growing in the shallows of the lake and is now most often seen surrounded ...

Tekapo is a small town situated at the Southern end of Lake Tekapo. On its shores sits the tiny, iconic Church of the Good Shepherd which is loved by many. Tekapo is loved for its lupins, which flower in abundance in springtime.The Tekapo - by day HotSpot features the famous Church of the Good Sheph...

Moeraki Boulders are unusually large, sperical boulders lying scattered on a section of protected beach on the East Coast of Otago between Moeraki and Hampdon.The Moeraki Boulders HotSpot features a scene of the beach with boulders on the foreground and background. - HotSpots are 45mm round magnets featuring three layers of 3mm bamboo and housing a strong ceramic magnet.

Abel Tasman National Park, located at the top of New Zealand’s South Island, is renowned for its golden beaches, lush native bush, and crystal-clear waters.The Abel Tasman HotSpot features a scene looking down at a beach with native bush in the foreground. - HotSpots are 45mm round magnets featuring three layers of 3mm bamboo and housing a strong ceramic magnet.

Methven is a charming alpine town nestled at the base of the Southern Alps, best known as the gateway to Mt Hutt ski field. It offers a relaxed, welcoming vibe year-round, with hot pools, mountain biking, and stunning views making it a great base for outdoor adventures.The Methven HotSpot features M...