Why New Zealand is so beautiful?

One of the main reasons to move to New Zealand is the natural beauty. Both the North and South Islands boast epic and contrasting scenery. Dense rainforest, snow-capped mountains, icy glaciers, epic fjords, and rugged coastline are just a few of the sights you'll see around New Zealand.



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New Zealand is often described as one of the world's most beautiful countries. Its stunning scenery, friendly people and wide open spaces make it a popular destination and the ultimate place to escape. Here's why you should love it. When it comes to scenery, New Zealand packs quite a punch for a small country.

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Both countries deliver sweeping landscapes: New Zealand has its huge soaring mountains, glaciers, lakes, and forests, while Australia boasts impossibly beautiful beaches, long stretches of sand, coral reefs, rainforests, blood red deserts, and scrubby bushland.

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The South Island is very different from the North Island. For starters it's larger than the North Island and generally considered more beautiful. It also has gorgeous coastline, though it's best known for the many mountains and fjords that define its inland.

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It turns out, New Zealand is the seventh most expensive place to find happiness. To be well and truly content in Aotearoa, you need an annual income of $193,727. (Or, US$114,597 according to Purdue's data).

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The average cost of living in New Zealand for a single person per month, not including rent, is USD$815-$1,000. For a family of four, it's USD$2,950-$3,600 per month. The rental costs will depend on which city you decide to move to, and whether you live in the city center or a bit further out.

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