Far North :
Continuing on from a Bay of Islands you can go to the very top of New Zealand. The far north contains a variety of attractions including Cape Reinga, giant Kauri trees, a “90 mile beach”, massive sand dunes, and an abundance of marine life.

Kauri Coast
The Kauri Coast refers to a spectaculour stretch of coastline that extends north of Dargaville to the Hokianga Harbour on the west coast of New Zealand. It is named because of the large number of Kauri trees still visible along the way. It is a remote part of NZ that is well worth the time taken to get there.

Bay of Islands
With 150 islands, beautiful beaches and clear water the Bay of Islands is one of New Zealand’s must see destinations. However the “Bay” is only a small part of Northland, a diverse area that extends north of Auckland and all the way to the top of the country.

Great Barrier Island
If you have had enough of the big city and want to escape then Great Barrier Island is just the place. Just North of the Coromandel Coast lies this amazing rugged Island complete with stunning beaches, excellent hiking, hot pools and a unique pace of life.

Coromandel
Quite possibly the perfect destination – sand, surf and surprises. The Coromandel is a beautiful peninsular within a couple of hours of Auckland.

Hamilton
The city of Hamilton gets a bad name among most Aucklanders but if you want to do something different one weekend why not check it out. Hamilton is one of the fastest growing places in NZ and has a large University population. And what do students do best? They party!

Raglan
Situated on the West Coast south of Auckland is the chilled out destination of Raglan. World famous for it’s surfing this quiet little town is one relaxing place.

Waitomo
Waitomo is the home of the magnificent Waitomo Caves. This region is riddled with limestone caves and makes for an interesting and unique destination.

Tauranga
On the East Coast South of the Coromandel Peninsular lies the twin towns of Tauranga and Mount Maunganui. Due to a pleasant climate and handy location Tauranga, one of NZs largest ports, is rapidly developing as one of the places to live. Named after the impressive Mt Maunganui the Mount is a popular summer destination, with fine surf beaches and a resort type atmosphere.

Rotorua
If you want to get out of town and get the adrenaline pumping then the central North Island is the place to go. As the main tourist hotspot in the North Island "Roto-Vegas" has something for everyone - from wild white water rafting to beautiful serene lakes, from bubbling mud craters to relaxing natural hot pools. Rotorua is a happening destination, save some cash for this one and get into it.

Taupo
Looking for another adventurous destination then try Taupo. Located at the centre of the North Island Taupo is the home of New Zealand's largest lake, a massive waterfall and the best (and cheapest) sky diving in the North Island. Taupo is definitely the place to go if you want to jump. Why? Read on!

East Cape
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Hawkes Bay
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Tongariro:
The first National Park in NZ Tongariro is an iconic landscape of active volcanoes and beautiful lakes amidst a harsh lunar like landscape. But the central plateau is actually so much more than this - with mountains, forests and rivers it really is the place for adventure.

Taranaki
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Wanganui/Palmerston North
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Wellington
The capital of New Zealand and the country's third largest city Wellington is a happening place. Well known for its arts, creative people, strong winds (Windy Wellington), steep streets and good public transport this is a great place to hang out for a few days. There is lots to see and do and the night life here is amongst the best in the country.