Nestled on the northern edge of New Zealand’s South Island, the Buller District is a gateway to some of the country’s most awe-inspiring natural landscapes. Surrounded by spectacular neighbouring regions, Buller offers the perfect base to explore the rugged beauty and diverse attractions of the Southern Lakes and lower South Island. Within a few hours’ drive, visitors can discover a world of contrasts—from the wild West Coast beaches and ancient rainforests to alpine peaks, tranquil lakes, and charming small towns rich in character.

To the south, the Southern Lakes region invites adventure seekers to Queenstown and Wanaka, where dramatic mountains meet crystal-clear waters and world-class outdoor experiences await year-round. To the east, the Marlborough region boasts sun-drenched vineyards and a coastline dotted with secluded bays, perfect for wine lovers and nature enthusiasts alike. Meanwhile, to the west lies the untamed coastline of the Tasman and Westland regions, home to spectacular limestone formations, glowworm caves, and the famous Paparoa National Park.

With its central location, warm hospitality, and easy access to scenic drives like the Great Coast Road, Buller is more than just a stopover—it’s a destination that connects you to the heart and soul of the South Island’s natural splendour.