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Motutapu Island
Motutapu Island Located alongside the scenic island of Rangitoto, the emerald landscapes, striking coastline and thick forests of Motutapu Island attract visitors from across the globe. Sandy beaches and easy walking paths offer up plenty of opportunity for rest and relaxation, while the 300 Maori
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Auckland Harbour Bridge Climb
Auckland Harbour Bridge Climb It doesn’t take long when traveling through New Zealand to realize this country is extreme. Everything here, from the scenery to thrills, is just a little more elevated, a bit more intense, and in some ways a little more raw. Take, for example, the Auckland Harbor Bri
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Lake Tekapo
Lake Tekapo The turquoise-colored lake set among a mountain backdrop will wow you by day, but when the sun sets, the stars come out and give you another reason to love Lake Tekapo. Lake Tekapo is part of a UNESCO Dark Sky Reserve, making it a fabulous spot for stargazing, so be sure to save time t
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The Octagon
The Octagon Few city centers are as unique as Dunedin’s. Known by the locals as the Octagon, this eight-sided plaza is a hub for residents—particularly when it comes to public transit. Travelers exploring Dunedin by bus or taxi will likely stop in the Octagon, since nearly all routes pass through
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Christchurch Gondola
Christchurch Gondola Enjoy a bird’s-eye view from more than 1,640 feet (500 meters) above sea level on the Christchurch Gondola. Take in 360-degree views as the Christchurch cityscape competes for your attention with views of the Canterbury Plains, the Southern Alps and the Banks Peninsula. The tr
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Kaikoura
Kaikoura If you like the water and all things that call it home, you will like Kaikoura. Marine mammals tend to capture visitors attention in this coastal town tucked in between the Seaward Kaikoura Range and the Pacific Ocean.Whales, fur seals and dolphins swim, jump and play in the waters here.
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Taieri Gorge Railway
Taieri Gorge Railway Visitors and locals alike assert that if theres one thing to be sure to do in Dunedin, its a ride on the Taieri Gorge Railway. Get out of the city, enjoy stunning views, and absorb interesting historical information all in one place by taking a ride.Providing connections to Pu
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Old St Pauls Cathedral
Old St Pauls Cathedral Wellington’s first Anglican cathedral, the classic Gothic Revival Old St. Paul Cathedral’s is a picture-book wooden church built in 1845. The building was designed by the parish vicar, the Reverend Frederick Thatcher. The simple white-painted exterior leads to a dramatic int
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New Zealands Parliament (Beehive)
New Zealands Parliament (Beehive) New Zealand’s architectural symbol is the beehive-shaped Parliament House in Wellington. Hosting the executive wing of parliament, ‘the Beehive’ was built between 1969 and 1981, and features murals and artworks by noted New Zealand artists. The building has 10 flo
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Auckland Cruise Port
Auckland Cruise Port Located at the top end of New Zealands North Island, Auckland is the countrys largest and most cosmopolitan city. Sitting on an isthmus surrounded by volcanic hills, it offers a truly unique atmosphere. Often named one of the most livable cities in the world, you may find it h
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Wellington Cruise Port
Wellington Cruise Port The capital of New Zealand, but only its third largest city, Wellington is the geographic and cultural center of the country. Located on the southern tip of the North Island and sitting on a sparkling harbor, it is a primary departure point for ferries crossing Cook Strait t
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Akaroa Harbour
Akaroa Harbour Meaning Long Harbor, Akaroa is a port town with a decidedly French flavor, as descendants of the towns original French settlers still live here. Streets have French names, and French-inspired restaurants and cafés line the harbor. The big draw here isnt the French ambiance however.
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Dunedin Cruise Port
Dunedin Cruise Port Dunedin Cruise PortKnown as the architectural heritage capital of New Zealand, Dunedin was once the largest and wealthiest city in the country. Sitting on the Otago Peninsula on New Zealand’s South Island, this lively university town with Scottish roots is increasingly popular
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Hauraki Gulf Islands
Hauraki Gulf Islands The sixteen Hauraki Islands are scattered off the coast of Auckland in Hauraki Bay. Auckland’s summer playground, they contain some lovely places to get away from it all and indulge in walking, horse riding, swimming, eating and drinking. Island highlights include Waiheke Isla
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Waiheke Island
Waiheke Island Aucklanders swarm to Waiheke Island in summer to make the most of its stunning beaches, which are some of the safest and cleanest in the world for swimming and water sports like sea kayaking and snorkeling.Some of the best beaches include Palm Beach, a secluded beach so named for th
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Paihia Harbour
Paihia Harbour The resort town of Paihia services the villages and islands of the Bay of Islands. Boasting the area’s best accommodation and restaurants, Paihia Harbour is the ideal place to base yourself while you explore this lovely part of New Zealand. Hire a kayak to paddle out to the islands,
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Auckland Museum and Institute (War Memorial Museum)
Auckland Museum and Institute (War Memorial Museum) Perched on top of a dormant volcano, the Auckland War Memorial Museum is one of New Zealand’s finest museums. The Museum is the place to explore Maori and Pacific Island history with the largest collection of artifacts in the world, including bui
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Weta Workshop
Weta Workshop When it comes to The Lord of The Rings, New Zealand is always famously mentioned for the enchanting beauty of its scenery. From deeply-gouged canyons and ominous volcanoes to lofty, snow-covered peaks, the physical beauty of Middle-earth was arguably the films’ greatest draw. What ma
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Tongariro River
Tongariro River Originating in the mountains of Tongariro National Park and spilling down towards Lake Taupo, the Tongariro River forms the upper section of the greater Waikato River. Famously known for its world-class trout fishing, you can also find whitewater rafting and kayaking through operat
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Sumner Beach
Sumner Beach Even though a scant eight miles separate Sumner from the city center of Christchurch, this coastal suburb set right on the beach may as well be its own island. Sumner Beach is the de facto “beach town” that is associated with sprawling Christchurch, where bikini-clad sunbathers and we
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