Visit Invercargill
European settlement of  the most southern town of
New Zealand, Invercargill, began in 1856
when settlers set up a flax milling industry in the area. Before this time the area had
always been popular with Maori.

The town’s streets show the great influence
the early Scottish and English migrants had
in this area with most of the streets
being named after rivers in Scotland and the UK.

Invercargill today offers a wide range of accommodation and attractions.

Invercargill has enjoyed a recent resurgence with increasing growth and economy.



The town itself has many historic buildings
and offers true southern charm and character.

Visit Invercargill, New Zealand.
A truly unique experience.

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