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Bodywise Herbal Dispensary The Bodywise Herbal Dispensary in Nelson has proudly served our community for the last 25 years, helping people feel and look healthy and vibrant. We use scientifically tested herbal medicine and nutritional supplements to assist a range of common health conditions. Over the counter natural remedies for acute and chronic relief Herbal remedies combined especially for you in our Herbal Dispensary Practitioner standard nutritional supplements Read more…

Grasshopper – Enchanting Gifts & Toys for Children Grasshopper is a much-loved New Zealand children’s store offering a beautifully curated range of products for kids aged 0–14. Known for quality, creativity and play-based learning, Grasshopper stocks everything from imaginative wooden toys and hands-on science kits to stylish children’s clothing, footwear, books and thoughtful gifts. The range also includes baby essentials Read more…

Welcome to PlaceMakers Nelson/Tasman – your trusted local partner for everything building and landscaping in the region. Whether you’re a tradesperson sourcing framing and hardware or a homeowner starting a renovation or garden-upgrade project, we’ve got you covered. Who we are At PlaceMakers Nelson/Tasman you’ll find a full-service branch of the national PlaceMakers network—situated locally and staffed by people who Read more…

Underground is locally owned boutique built on thoughtful curation and genuine connection. We offer a considered mix of clohting, swimwear, denim, and accessories from brands we truly believe in – chosen for quality, comfort and everyday wearability. Wether you visit us in store or shop online, our focus is simple: making you feel comfortable, confident and well looked after.   Read more…

Nelson’s New Favourite Pub. Just as Frances (Fanny) Nelson weathered life’s storms with quiet strength, so too has our coastal town—perched between mountains and sea, full of natural beauty and enduring character. While Nelson may carry Admiral Nelson’s name, it’s the spirit of resilience, creativity, and community that truly defines us. This region is home to a thriving population of Read more…

Craig Potton Gallery + Store was inspired by Nelson-born conservationist and photographer, Craig Potton, and opened in September 2013. Craig Potton is New Zealand’s best known landscape photographer and an ardent conservationist. In pursuit of his photography he has tramped and climbed extensively in New Zealand, its sub-Antarctic Islands, the Dry Valleys of Antarctica, the Nepal Himalaya, and more recently Read more…

   Wills Jewellers, the esteemed home of Nelson’s only qualified master jeweler and diamond setter. About 29 Bridge Street Since its construction in 1855 by Thomas Askew, this historic building has been a cornerstone of Nelson’s evolving commercial landscape. Over the decades, it has inspired and supported a wide range of enterprises — from a butcher’s shop and cooperage Read more…

A-TEMP covers all variety of job classifications, providing experienced staff when needed through the Top of the South and the West Coast. About Us Locally owned and operated Based in Nelson A-Temp serves clients throughout the Top of the South Island. A-Temp is on a mission to help businesses build their A-Team – providing skilled, hard-working staff in an efficient Read more…

Relax & pamper yourself at Mabin House Body & Skin Sanctuary Escape the stresses of your daily life and indulge in the beautiful surroundings at our gorgeous house, located at 98 Nile Street in sunny Nelson. Mabin House provides a private, relaxed and comfortable atmosphere for all clients to enjoy. Result driven beauty therapy for both women and men, feel Read more…

When you buy from a small business, an actual person does a little happy dance. Little Beehive supports small NZ business and local Nelson talent HUMBLE BEGINNINGS Little Beehive Co-Op was founded in 2014 by two Nelson creatives, Paula Ossevoort & Rachael Brown. Both looking to connect & collaborate with other artists and have a place to showcase  their work. Read more…