Hogar de lagos cristalinos, islas volcánicas, piscinas de barro burbujeante, playas vacías, bosques densos y ciudades vibrantes, la hermosa Isla Norte de Nueva Zelanda ofrece algo para todos. Compre hasta el cansancio en las elegantes boutiques de Auckland o Wellington, pruebe vinos premiados entre los viñedos de Martinborough o experimente la escarpada belleza costera de la espectacular península de Coromandel, una de las regiones más aisladas de Nueva Zelanda. Usando Auckland como base, puede disfrutar de las principales atracciones como las cuevas de Waitomo de otro mundo, donde luciérnagas de color verde brillante cuelgan en túneles subterráneos cavernosos. Para una experiencia al aire libre completamente diferente, los humeantes paisajes geotermales de Rotorua y las tranquilas calas de Bay of Islands están a poca distancia. Los fértiles valles de la isla Waiheke ofrecen relajantes recorridos de comida, vino y arte; y puede adentrarse en la naturaleza abierta de Nueva Zelanda entre los poderosos Waitakere Ranges. Para los fanáticos de Frodo, Bilbo y sus respectivas aventuras, los recorridos temáticos de “El Señor de los Anillos” lo ayudan a cumplir cualquier fantasía de Tolkien al visitar las colinas onduladas de Matamata, que se utilizan como lugar de rodaje de la Tierra Media en la trilogía.
New Zealand’s North Island is known for the geothermal geysers and mud pools in Rotorua, its Maori culture, Bay of Islands beaches, multicultural Auckland, and Wellington, its small capital. It’s also New Zealand’s population center, as more than 75 percent of the population lives here.
...MásYou can holiday almost anywhere on the North Island, as there are many beaches, mountain areas, towns, cities, and a few national parks. Popular North Island travel destinations include the Bay of Islands, Auckland, Waiheke Island, Rotorua, Taupo, Coromandel Peninsula, Tongariro National Park, Napier-Hastings, and Wellington.
...MásDriving the length of the North Island, from Cape Reinga to Wellington, would take around 14 hours. However, most visitors don’t make this trip in one go. Places along the way that are worth stopping at include Auckland, Taupo, Tongariro National Park, and Kapiti coast.
...MásNo, the North Island is not better than the South Island. Both islands contain a wealth of attractions that travelers enjoy. Some people prefer the culture, beaches, and geothermal attractions of the North Island, while others prefer the mountains and wilderness areas of the sparsely populated South Island.
...MásCape Reinga is at the top of the North Island. There’s a lighthouse and walkways down to beautiful, rugged beaches. It’s culturally significant to the local Maori. Although it’s not quite at the northernmost point of the North Island, Ninety Mile Beach is another popular attraction in far northern Northland.
...MásYes, the North Island is worth visiting. There are many things to see and do here, no matter your tastes or preferences. Enjoy the beaches of the Bay of Islands and Coromandel Peninsula, hike through the Tongariro National Park, marvel at Rotorua’s geothermal activity, and more.
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