Canadian pop star Justin Bieber has given fans a glimpse into his recent visit to New Zealand, sharing a series of photos from his time in the country.
The 32-year-old singer shared a series of posts from his trip to Instagram, captioning one collection simply: "New Zealand. What a trip."
Among the snaps were photos of Bieber enjoying a clay target shooting session, posing with friends and taking in the country's scenery.
Other images showed Bieber aboard a helicopter, out fishing and enjoying views of the coastline. The singer appeared to have spent most of his visit in the North Island.
The photos came after Bieber was reportedly spotted playing golf at the Tara Iti Golf Club in Mangawhai earlier this week, and was also sighted at a Mexican restaurant.
Bieber rose to fame as a teenager with hits including Baby and One Time, before becoming one of the world's biggest pop stars.
He is known for chart-topping songs including Sorry, Love Yourself and Peaches, and released two albums — SWAG and SWAG II — in 2025.
Bieber last performed a full concert in New Zealand in 2017, taking to the stage at Auckland's Mount Smart Stadium for his Purpose World Tour.
He was due to return to the same venue in 2022 for his Justice World Tour, but the show was postponed before being officially cancelled in 2023.
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