How NZ regional agribiz sanctuaries rate

Known by its Maori name "Te ika a Maui" (the "fish of Maui") nine regions are located on the North Island where 77% of the country's 5.2M  people live on 43% of the land mass.

The birthplace of the NZ colonial era at the Treaty Grounds in Waitangi and home to the world renown "Bay of Islands", the region has a wide range of horticulture opportunities.

You need to take the "Holiday Highway" north to find rural agribiz sanctuary investments. Heading to the Northland border there is beautiful rural farming countryside.

A huge region from its west coast surf beaches, through the dairying heartland to the beautiful Coromandel Peninsula & spectacular Lake Taupo, gateway to the snowfields. 

New Zealand's "gold Kiwifruit" orchard capital, the Bay of Plenty region is our sanctuary investment launch region. For the American investor wanting an orchard  sanctuary lifestyle, this is your region. An orchard kingdom with long sunshine hours, beaches. shopping, cafes, restaurants, a club scene and deep sea fishing, this is the complete sanctuary package.

With Gisborne, being the first city in the world to see the sun of a new day, the regions remoteness attracts those who enjoy surfing, fishing and world class vineyard ownership.

The country's energy heartland. A landscape dominated by the majestic Mt Taranaki,  creating picturesque dairy farms that make great sanctuary investments. 

Fed by snow from its mountains, the mighty Whanganui river flows through the country's largest ecological district with its pastoral farming attracting intergenerational investors,  

New Zealand's fruit and vegetable producing heartland, the region offers a wide range of agribiz income based, sanctuary lifestyle orchard investment opportunities. 

Home to Wellington, the country's capital city, the coastal and inland farming areas to the north of the city provide a  wide range of pastoral income based agribiz investments

The South Island's Maori name is  Te Waipounamu  (place of greenstone). Home to 23% of the population who live on 57% of the land mass amidst spectacular scenery.

The Tasman region is renowned for its mountain dominated landscapes, beaches, untouched forests, rugged mountains and long sunshine hours that creates great vineyards.

Although a small region, considered  the arts 'n crafts capital of the country. Gateway to the Tasman and Marlborough regions, Nelson enjoys the country's longest sunshine hours.

Home to the beautiful Marlborough Sounds, the South Island's sea-bound tourist gateway, the region is home to some of the best wine producing vineyards in the country. 

With only 31,000 people, the region evokes a pioneering lifestyle with its rivers, rain-forests, glaciers, precious pounamu (greenstone) treasure. Home to 5 awesome National Parks.

Home to Christchurch, the 3rd largest city in the country. Agriculture, forestry, and fishing are major activities with the region offering a wide range of sanctuary investment options.

For agribiz investment choices, Otago has it all. Sheep, beef & dairy farming with grape & stone fruit produced on orchards across the region, it's all here. Dunedin city is the regional capital with Queenstown, the country's premier tourist resort located in the west where many UHNW Americans have invested into intergenerational, legacy agribiz assets.

Gateway to the 12,400 sq km Fiordland National Park where nature reigns supreme, Pastoral farming predominates the agribiz sector. Specialty cropping is now emerging.