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Hanmer Springs Thermal Pools
Hanmer Springs Thermal Pools Spa-lovers may find it hard to leave Hanmer Springs Thermal Pools—actually anyone who likes to relax will easily find reasons to stay.For many, the standout attractions are the dozen open-air geothermal pools, ranging in temperatures from 91 to 107°F (33 to 42° C). The
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Air Force Museum
Air Force Museum For such an isolated country, New Zealand has a lengthier military history than you would expect from the island nation. After all, with its ties to England and the British Commonwealth, the Boer War and both World Wars played large roles in the nation’s history. Though the Auckl
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Christchurch Art Centre
Christchurch Art Centre The Arts Centre of Christchurch was long the creative hub of the city. Located in Gothic Revival buildings that were once home to the University of Canterbury, the center took a hit in 2011 when a major earthquake damaged 22 of the 23 buildings. The Arts Centre is currently
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Devonport
Devonport The delightful harborside village of Devonport is an excellent spot for whiling away a day in antique shops, sampling local fare in the many restaurants and cafes or idling on beautiful Cheltanham Beach. The area has a number of charming heritage buildings including the Art Deco Victoria
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MJ Savage Memorial Park
MJ Savage Memorial Park Michael Joseph Savage is often regarded as the most popular Prime Minister of New Zealand. Not only did Savage lead the nation into the depths of World War II, but he was the founder of many of the social programs which still exist to this day.Although he passed away in 194
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Mirror Lakes
Mirror Lakes Though Milford Sound is inarguably one of New Zealand’s most popular attractions, the Road to Milford is as much of a sight as the actual Sound itself. Lined with waterfalls, vistas, and trails, the road to Milford is a weaving journey that’s best when traveled slowly—taking time to e
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Ferry Building
Ferry Building Auckland’s Harbor is one of those places that’s a complete sight unto itself. After all—this is the famous “City of Sails,” where something as simple as a stroll down the docks is a legitimate form of sightseeing. Even here in the harbor, however, there are traditional sights outsid
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Waipara
Waipara Wine and Waipara go hand in hand. Its proximity to Christchurch makes it an easy day trip, by wine lovers often decide to stay and sip a while.The Waipara Valley is one of New Zealands newest wine areas. Known for Pinot Noir and Riesling, the area is growing in size and popularity. And jus
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Pegasus Bay Winery
Pegasus Bay Winery Pegasus Bay Winery is a family-owned and run winery and restaurant located in the Waipara Valley, north of Christchurch. Pegasus Bay wines are made with estate-grown fruit from the Donaldson family’s vineyards.The Donaldsons have been growing grapes and making wine since the ear
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Glenfalloch Woodland Gardens
Glenfalloch Woodland Gardens The Glenfalloch Woodland Gardens, established in 1871, has been named a Garden of National Significance by the New Zealand Garden Trust, and for good reason. The amazing grounds are filled with beautiful rhododendrons, azaleas, magnolias, and an array of other flower a
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Museum of Transport and Technology
Museum of Transport and Technology For some Auckland travelers, the best part of the city is walking by the waterfront and perusing the rows of sailboats. For others, the best part of Auckland is touring the islands or heading out west to the coast. For aviation and locomotive enthusiasts, the bes
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Kerikeri
Kerikeri By the bay and on a river, the fertile town of Kerikeri is a historic little town with a swag of natural attractions. Walkways follow the course of the Kerikeri River as it meanders inland from the Bay of Islands, passing recreation reserves, pretty pools and Wharepoke and Rainbow waterfa
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Waimakariri River
Waimakariri River Traveling from the Southern Alps to the Pacific Ocean, Waimakariri is a Maori term meaning “cold water.” Known for its scenery, the Waimakariri River is also the hub for a number of popular water activities.Jet boating offers a fun and fast way to explore the Waimakariri Rivers l
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Mount Eden
Mount Eden Set only three miles south of the Auckland city center, Mount Eden offers a view of the Auckland skyline unlike any other you’ll find in the city.This 650 ft. extinct volcano is the city’s highest natural vantage point, and it’s a few miles closer to downtown Auckland than neighboring O
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Royal Albatross Centre
Royal Albatross Centre One of the incredible things about South Island is the unique wildlife opportunities available to visitors, and The Royal Albatross Centre is a perfect example. The center is home to the only mainland breeding colony of these amazing birds in the world, and its dedication to
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Waipara Springs Winery
Waipara Springs Winery Started in the early 1980s, the Waipara Springs Winery can brag about having some of the oldest vines in the Waipara Valley. Across more than 64 acres (26 hectares), the site grows Riesling, sauvignon blanc, chardonnay, Gewurztraminer, pinot noir and merlot vines.Wine is pro
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Wellington Botanic Garden
Wellington Botanic Garden Exotic and native plants flaunt their colors at Wellington’s botanic garden, a 25-hectare (61-acre) stretch of landscaped parklands. The garden was established in 1868, featuring conifers from New Zealand’s forests and more than 100 species of rose in the Lady Norwood Ros
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Kelly Tarltons SEA LIFE Aquarium
Kelly Tarltons SEA LIFE Aquarium The brainchild of the renowned marine archaeologist and diver, Kelly Tarltons SEA LIFE Aquarium is an aquarium designed to thrill the whole family. It was the first aquarium to use curved-glass viewing containers and a conveyor belt to move people along. There is a
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Museum of Wellington
Museum of Wellington The Museum of Wellington City and Sea explores the maritime connection that ties Wellington so closely to the sea. Mixing historical displays with cutting-edge technology, the museum brings history alive with maritime artifacts, interactive exhibits, holographs, audio-visual d
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Akaroa Cruise Port
Akaroa Cruise Port Akaroa Cruise PortAkaroa is a historic French and British settlement not far from Christchurch on New Zealand’s South Island. Set on a long harbor and surrounded by volcanic hills, Akaroa’s French influence is still evident today. With a permanent population of just a few hundre
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