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Recommended Gardens in Australia and New Zealand
Recommended Gardens
Auckland Botanic Garden
Explore 64 hectares of stunning landscapes, including native forest, at the Auckland Botanic Gardens. Join us for workshops and expert advice to enrich your plant and garden experience.
Royal Botanic Gardens Victoria
Explore the 38-hectare Melbourne Gardens, home to over 8,500 plant species from around the world, including rare and threatened plants.
Billabong Falls
Experience tranquility in the heart of Yarra Valley. Stay amidst breathtaking Mountain Ash and immerse yourself in nature at this exquisite bed and breakfast. Swim in the billabong, admire majestic views, and rejuvenate your senses.
Dunedin Botanic Gardens
Immerse yourself in the beauty and history of the Dunedin Botanic Garden, a stunning six-star Garden of International Significance. Accredited by ArbNet and praised by the International Camellia Society, this 160-year-old garden offers breathtaking views, diverse plant species, and the delightful chorus of native birds. Explore this botanical paradise today!
Wellington Botanic Garden
Discover the beauty of Wellington Botanic Garden, with its diverse plant collections, stunning botanical displays, and breathtaking views over Wellington City. Explore the importance of plants for our planet's health and witness nature's interconnectedness in action. Visit the wildflower garden and learn about pollinators, experience growing your own food, and embrace the wonders of nature.
Te Kainga Marire
Explore the tranquil beauty of Te Kainga Marire, an internationally acclaimed native garden that perfectly imitates New Zealand's natural environment. This harmonious retreat is a must-visit for nature lovers and fans of Middle Earth.
Royal Tasmanian Botanic Gardens
Discover iconic trees, heritage landscapes, and Tasmanian plants in the 14-hectare gardens. Don't miss the Subantarctic Plant House for a unique experience!
Kings Park & Botanic Garden
Explore Kings Park, one of the world's largest urban parks, boasting Aboriginal and European heritage, innovative design, diverse flora, and incredible conservation efforts.