A body has been recovered from the bottom of a 100-metre cliff in Nelson Lakes National Park in New Zealand by searchers looking for British tramper Andrew Wyatt.
The body is yet to be formally identified, police say.
The body was below the Lake Constance Bluff, which is on Mr Wyatt's intended route between Blue Lake Hut and Waiau Pass.
Four ground teams, one dog team and a communications team were flown into the park by Air Force Iroquois on Friday to resume the search for Mr Wyatt after the weather improved.
He had been missing for 12 days.
The search was suspended on Christmas Day due to bad weather.
A helicopter spent three hours visiting all the huts in the area on Monday.
Mr Wyatt arrived in New Zealand on November 21 and was last seen on December 15 at Blue Lake Hut.
He planned to walk the Te Araroa Trail that links Cape Reinga to Bluff.
Police have been in daily contact with Mr Wyatt's parents in the UK.
