The best time to visit Blenheim is during the summer months, from December to February, when the weather is warm and perfect for exploring outdoor activities and vineyards.

Blenheim is best explored by car or bicycle, but it also has local bus services and taxi options available for tourists.

Some top wineries include Cloudy Bay, Brancott Estate, and Hunter's Wines, known for their impressive tours and tastings.

Yes, families can enjoy the Omaka Aviation Heritage Centre, Pollard Park, and the Marlborough Museum for a dose of history and fun.

Local cuisine can be experienced in the heart of town at restaurants like Arbour and Gramado’s, which offer dishes made from fresh local produce.

Like much of New Zealand, Blenheim can experience earthquakes, but significant ones are relatively rare.

While Blenheim itself doesn't offer whale watching, nearby Kaikoura, about two hours away, is renowned for its marine wildlife tours.

Yes, Blenheim offers several bike trails, including those in the Wither Hills Farm Park and along the vineyards.

The Marlborough Wine & Food Festival and the Garden Marlborough are must-attend events that showcase the region's rich culture and produce.

Yes, Blenheim is connected via InterCity bus services and flights from Marlborough Airport to other major New Zealand cities.