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The Pelorus River, known as Te Hoiere, runs through native bush and farmland in Marlborough and is fished as a trout river, with Pelorus Bridge Scenic Reserve on State Highway 6 as the best known access. Fish & Game describes it as having wild, rugged headwaters and gentle lowland reaches, and about 70 percent of […]
Discover Thomsons Ford, where vineyard blocks and quiet lifestyle land sit a short drive from Blenheim town.
Discover Dillons Point, a quiet rural pocket east of Blenheim where vineyards run toward the lower Wairau rivers.
Discover quiet vineyard country in Hawkesbury, where irrigable flats and rolling hills sit southwest of Blenheim and working farms line the valley roads.
Explore Fairhall, where vineyard country, a historic homestead and quiet rural living sit a short drive from Blenheim.
Discover Tuamarina, a quiet valley settlement north of Blenheim where Wairau history and open dairy country meet.
Head south of Blenheim into Redwood Pass, where a quiet rural road climbs the hills toward vineyards, the coast and Seddon.
Explore quiet vineyard country on the Wairau Plain, where a name meaning running water still fits the springs and river.
Explore Riverlands on the edge of Blenheim, where processing estates and a country school share the highway plain.
Discover a quiet Cloudy Bay settlement where beach walks, a golf course and vineyard country sit a short drive from Blenheim.
Head to Koromiko for quiet valley farmland, a roadside timber church and Picton Airport on the highway between Blenheim and Picton.
Discover a quiet Wairau Plain settlement where a spring-fed creek, marae and highway life sit just north of Blenheim.