New Zealand Travel Tips

New Zealand

New Zealand is a country of rare seismic beauty: glacial mountains, fast-flowing rivers, deep, clear lakes, hissing geysers and boiling mud. There are also abundant native forests, long, deserted beaches and a variety of fauna, such as the kiwi, endemic to its shores.

Any number of vigorous outdoor activities - tramping (hiking), skiing, rafting and, of course, that perennial favorite, bungy jumping - await the adventurous. You can swim with dolphins, gambol with newborn lambs, whale-watch or fish for trout.

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South Island’s Top 10 (part 2)

Emma

Written by Emma, Australia, November 2011

The further south you travel in New Zealand, the more wild and wonderful it becomes. 1. Queenstown Sitting pretty on the shores of Lake Wakatipu, Queenstown’s cool climate and mountainous ... 
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The 2011 Rugby World Cup

Tighthead Prop

Written by Tighthead Prop, Australia, September 2010

A quick word of warning if you are planning to visit New Zealand in September and October 2011 - Book Early !! The 2011 Rugby World Cup is being held in New Zealand from 09 September to 23 October ... 
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Things To Do in New Zealand During Summer 2012

Emma

Written by Emma, Australia, December 2011

Key events in New Zealand this summer that you won’t want to miss! Editor’s Note: This recommendation was taken from our New Zealand Things To Do blog . Visit the original post to continue ... 
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Things To Do in New Zealand in the Winter

Kyle

Written by Kyle, USA, June 2012

Yes, New Zealand has some of the best skiing and snowboarding opportunities in all of the Southern Hemisphere, but this doesn’t mean skiing is the only thing to do in New Zealand in the winter. ... 
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Top Things To Do in Wellington

Emma

Written by Emma, Australia, December 2011

New Zealand ’s picturesque capital has plenty to keep you entertained. Pick a theme and dig deep into Wellington ’s food, art and culture or adventure scene. Alternatively get a taste of the ... 
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Trekking to Milford Sound

Emma

Written by Emma, Australia, January 2012

New Zealand’ s most celebrated walk, the Milford Track, is located in the southwest of the South Island in Fiordland . Editor’s Note: This recommendation was taken from our New Zealand Things ... 
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VIDEO: Bay of Islands Scenic Helicopter Tour

John Reality

Written by John Reality, Cambodia, February 2012

Take to the exotic and natural beauty of New Zealand , via Paihia , for an adventure of a lifetime. With the Bay of Islands and Hole in the Rock Scenic Helicopter Tour , you will soar over Cape ... 
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Wellington’s Cable Car Museum

Emma

Written by Emma, Australia, May 2012

Wellington’s Cable Car Museum tells the story of the city’s old cable cars that used to transport locals from the early 1900s to 1970. Editor’s Note: This recommendation was taken from our New ... 
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Visiting the Bay of Islands

Kyle

Written by Kyle, USA, July 2012

As the site of some of the best beaches, boating  and weather found anywhere in New Zealand , the Bay of Islands is a highlight of any North Island holiday.  A sheltered bay which ... 
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Activities in Christchurch

Jane Ormond

Written by Jane Ormond, Australia, July 2011

If you’ve ever been to New Zealand, you’ll know how clean and green it is. That crisp air, those friendly people – it’s a stunning, striking place. Unfortunately Christchurch in New Zealand suffered ... 
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Amazing wildlife experience on the Otago Peninsula with Elm Wildlife Tours

mintus

Written by mintus, October 2011

If you want to see the beauty of New Zealand's country side and amazing wildlife, you have to go on a day tour to the Otago Peninsula (including the seal, penguin and albatross colonies). The best ... 
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Arthur's Pass National Park

Kyle

Written by Kyle, USA, January 2013

The South Island of  New Zealand offers some of the world’s best hiking and alpine scenery, and the area around Arthur’s Pass National Park definitely isn’t any exception. While areas of the ... 
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Auckland Harbour Bridge Climb

Kyle

Written by Kyle, USA, February 2013

Eight lanes wide and 3,300 feet long, the Auckland Harbour Bridge is one of the most iconic symbols of the city’s skyline. Whether viewing it while sailing on Waitemata Harbour, peering up at it ... 
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Auckland Seafood Festival

Kyle

Written by Kyle, USA, January 2013

Similar in scope to the Whitianga Scallop Festival , the Auckland Seafood Festival was started in 2006 as means of celebrating the abundant seafood culture so prevalent in this South Pacific ... 
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Best Cities for Biking on the South Island

Kyle

Written by Kyle, USA, September 2012

Touring across the South Island of New Zealand by bicycle is one of the most popular activities in the entire Southern Hemisphere, but what if you are looking for just the best cities for ... 
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The legendary Haka, intimidatingly performed at Tamaki Maori Village

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