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Hundreds of icebergs are drifting towards the South Island.
Simon Gomez, from radio stations Coast and Hauraki, took this video footage the last time icebergs came to New Zealand, in 2006.
The bergs are expected to be another tourist boom for flight operators in the South Island.
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