With over 70% of all materials used being recycled, reused and reinvented to create over 79 interactive activities for kids of all ages. The Waterworks proves that good old-fashioned Kiwi ingenuity is all you need to create a truly magnificent fun park.

Despite our best attempts to warm the globe unnaturally, it's winter and its bloody cold. It's even worse for us living in the South Island where the desire to get out of bed in the morning is diminishing by the day. Sounds like a good excuse for a weekend away and what better place to head in the winter than Hanmer Springs, New Zealand. If you're struggling to justify the trip, think of it as a reward for putting up with the dreary weather.

Queenstown in the South Island is considered to be the "Adventure Capital of the World". You can bungy jump or go on a thrilling jet boat ride, go heli-skiing, sky diving, fly-by-wire, and luging to name a few. Both bungy jumping and jet boating were invented in New Zealand. New Zealanders have a saying about Kiwi ingenuity which is borne out in the tourist spots within New Zealand.

New Zealand is a small country of approximately 4 million people. It is made up of 2 main islands, the North Island, which contains the majority of the population and the South Island, which abounds with lush scenery. This is the ideal country for a holiday.