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Bay of Islands has one of the best maritime parks in New Zealand with 144 islands and bays. Marine life includes whales, penguins, dolphins and much more.
The Bay of Islands includes main centres Kerikeri, Paihia and Russell.
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Auckland - an urban environment where everyone lives within half an hour of beautiful beaches, hiking trails and a dozen enchanted holiday islands including Waiheke and Great Barrier Islands. Add a sunny climate, a background rhythm of Polynesian culture and a passion for outstanding food, wine and shopping
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The Coromandel is rugged and mysterious, yet also a beautiful place to flop on a beach and watch the waves roll in
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The sunny climate and beachy atmosphere of the Bay of Plenty make it a place to have fun. Laugh with the locals while you sample the easy going lifestyle.
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Rotorua is a steaming, hissing landscape complete with exploding geysers to greet you, along with a tradition of hospitality and warmth more than one hundred years old. Each and every day is a fresh one in Rotorua, with tourism pumping through the veins of the city.
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Lake Taupo was created by a volcanic eruption so big the sun went hazy in China (relax, that was a few thousand years ago). Almost everywhere you look there's a volcano. Just a few minutes north of the Lake at Wairakei you'll find geothermal fields, boiling mud pools and steaming geysers
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The Hawke's Bay region encompasses the area around Hawke's Bay on the East Coast of the North Island. It is 332 kilometres (about four hours) north-east Wellington City.
Blessed with a sunny, Mediterranean-style climate, Hawke's Bay is one of New Zealand's warmest, driest regions.
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The Wellington region is located at the centre of New Zealand and includes New Zealand's capital city—Wellington. The population is approximately 370,000.
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The Nelson region is known for its year-round sunshine, golden beaches, national parks, boutique wineries, micro breweries and a large creative community of working artists. Add to this locally grown produce, freshly caught seafood, historical streetscapes and waterfront restaurants and you'll see that it offers a thoroughly pleasurable way of life.
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Christchurch, New Zealand's "Garden City" is alive with colour, atmosphere and world-class attractions, including spectacular gardens, restored inner-city tram network and historic buildings
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Queenstown is the Southern Hemisphere's premiere four season alpine and lake resort. Nestled on the shores of Lake Wakatipu and overlooked by the majestic Remarkables Range, Queenstown is the perfect destination all year round.
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Dunedin is New Zealand's oldest city, and is regarded to be the best preserved Victorian and Edwardian city in the Southern Hemisphere. While in Dunedin you can't miss viewing some of New Zealand's amazing wildlife in their natural habitat.
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Insulated from the world by its remoteness, Stewart Island is a haven for people looking for tranquillity and adventure. The island is about 75 kilometres long and up to 45 kilometres wide.
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