Justin Bieber Shares Snaps From NZ Holiday

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Canadian pop star Justin Bieber has shared photos from a recent holiday in New Zealand, calling it “what a trip.”

The 32-year-old singer posted a series of pictures on Instagram on 18 October 2026, showing off his time exploring the North Island.

The photos show Bieber trying clay target shooting, posing with friends, taking in New Zealand’s scenery, going for a helicopter ride, fishing, and enjoying the coastline.

Just before sharing the photos, he was spotted playing golf at the Tara Iti Golf Club in Mangawhai, and eating at a Mexican restaurant.

Bieber became famous as a teenager and is now one of the biggest pop stars in the world, known for hit songs like “Sorry,” “Love Yourself,” and “Peaches.” He released two albums, called SWAG and SWAG II, in 2025.

This isn’t his first visit to New Zealand. His last full concert here was back in 2017, at Auckland’s Mt Smart Stadium. A planned return concert in 2022 was postponed and later cancelled altogether.

Fans will be hoping his latest trip means another Kiwi concert could be on the cards one day.

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What fun activities did Justin Bieber do in New Zealand?
Justin Bieber enjoyed clay target shooting, fishing, and a helicopter ride during his holiday!

Vocabulary

Click on the words in the article. See if you can find them all.
  • scenery The beautiful views of nature. The scenery in New Zealand is breathtaking with mountains and beaches.
  • concert A live music performance by artists. Justin Bieber's concert was full of excited fans singing along.
  • postponed To delay something to a later time. The concert was postponed because of bad weather.
  • Thinking Question

    What other places do you think Justin should visit next?

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