Explore New Zealand
- AUCKLAND
- BAY OF ISLANDS
- CENTRAL NORTH ISLAND
- ROTORUA
- GISBORNE
- NEW PLYMOUTH
- PALMERSTON NORTH
- NAPIER
- WELLINGTON
- NELSON
- BLENHEIM
- GREYMOUTH
- CHRISTCHURCH
- OTAGO
- INVERCARGILL
Auckland is where you can sky dive, bridge-jump, sail an America's Cup yacht, hike volcanic domes, dig your toes into black and white sand beaches, island-hop, shop haute-couture and enjoy dinner with local wine, all in the same day!
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Rotorua is New Zealand’s thermal capital. Here you can experience New Zealand’s rich Maori heritage, try adventure activities ranging from whitewater rafting to tandem skydiving, and enjoy water sports on the many beautiful lakes surrounding the city.
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Famous as New Zealand's Chardonnay Capital, Gisborne has a strong Maori heritage, wonderful cafes and restaurants, beautiful surf beaches and award-winning wineries. Gisborne is the first city in the world to see the sunrise, and the place where Captain Cook made his first landfall in New Zealand in 1769.
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Napier was rebuilt in the art deco and Spanish mission styles of the day following an earthquake in 1931. Napier now contains some of the world's best examples of deco buildings and the annual Napier Art Deco Weekend held every February is hugely popular.
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Only in Wellington do the political, academic and creative types blend seamlessly into one energetic region. It is well-supported by public transport and offers the best of both worlds from high-fashion shops and a thriving entertainment scene, to quiet towns and scenic beaches peppering the Kapiti Coast.
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Nelson may be New Zealand's oldest city, but it's also a vibrant and colourful destination. You'll find world-class wineries, stunning national parks, thriving crafts and beautiful beaches on the city's doorstep.
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The main centre of the Marlborough Sounds, Blenheim is the heart of the country's most famous wine-making region. Blenheim's focal point is the attractive Seymour Square, with its well-tended flowerbeds, memorial clock tower and fountain.
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Surrounded by the Cashmere Hills, dynamic Christchurch is the South Island's largest city and the gateway to Canterbury region. With its tree-lined Avon River, gracious parks and gardens, and heritage buildings, Christchurch is considered the most English of New Zealand's cities.
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The Otago region houses some of the South Island’s most unusual natural curiosities and some of the country’s most thrilling adventures. Locals here live by the “work hard, play hard” philosophy, but when you visit Otago, the only hard work will be deciding where and how to play.
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Invercargill is New Zealand's most southerly city and sits at the heart of a region made prosperous by its lush farmlands and the huge Tiwai Point Aluminium Smelter. Invercargill is proud of its friendly hospitality and enjoys a strong Scottish heritage.
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