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PLACES TO VISIT

North Island

From geothermal wonders to vibrant cities and lush native forests, New Zealand’s North Island offers an incredible variety of places to explore. Whether you're drawn to cultural experiences, coastal escapes, or natural beauty, the North Island has something for every kind of traveller. Discover some of the best spots to visit on your journey through this unforgettable part of Aotearoa.

Rotorua

Rotorua

Renowned for its geothermal activity, Māori culture, and stunning natural beauty, Rotorua is characterised by its bubbling mud pools, steaming geysers, and colourful thermal springs, which create a unique and otherworldly landscape.

Napier

Napier

Experience the charm of Napier where Art Deco elegance meets world-class wineries.

Wellington

Wellington

The coolest little capital in the World - Wellington is a vibrant city with a stunning harbour, and thriving arts scene.

Waitangi Treaty Grounds

Waitangi Treaty Grounds

Discover New Zealand’s most important historic site at the Waitangi Treaty Grounds. Enjoy guided tours, cultural performances, and the stunning views of the Bay of Islands.

Waiheke Island

Waiheke Island

Escape to Waiheke Island – Auckland’s island paradise with world-class vineyards, golden beaches, scenic trails, and vibrant local culture.

Huka Falls

Huka Falls

Huka Falls, located near Taupo in New Zealand, is a stunning natural attraction where the Waikato River narrows dramatically, causing a powerful and impressive surge of water. The falls themselves drop 11 meters, with over 220,000 litres of water thundering through per second, creating a breathtaking spectacle. The water's striking turquoise blue colour, caused by air bubbles mixed with the clear river water, adds to the falls' visual appeal. Several viewing platforms around the falls provide different perspectives, allowing visitors to fully appreciate the natural beauty and power of this remarkable site.

Paihia

Paihia

Found in the picturesque Bay of Islands, with its stunning beaches, rich Maori culture, and myriad of water-based activities, promising a memorable New Zealand coastal getaway.

Rotorua Mud Pools

Rotorua Mud Pools

Experience the unique sensation of relaxation and rejuvenation as you immerse yourself in the therapeutic Rotorua mud pools, renowned for their natural geothermal healing properties amidst stunning Rotorua scenery.

Hot Water Beach

Hot Water Beach

A unique natural wonder on the Coromandel Peninsula, where visitors can dig their own hot pool in the sand during low tide, creating a relaxing and memorable experience amidst stunning coastal scenery.

Waitomo Caves

Waitomo Caves

Go Black Water rafting or Glow-worm spotting through Waitomo’s caves.

Tongariro Blue Lake

Tongariro Blue Lake

Find the stunning blue waters against a volcanic backdrop by exploring the walks on offer within Tongariro National Park.

Rotorua Redwoods Treewalk

Rotorua Redwoods Treewalk

An enchanting experience featuring a series of suspended bridges and platforms among towering Redwoods.

Cathedral Cove

Cathedral Cove

Situated on the unspoiled Coromandel Peninsula in New Zealand, with its renowned natural arch and picturesque coastal paths. Providing a tranquil haven for both beach lovers and admirers of nature.

Craggy Range Vineyard

Craggy Range Vineyard

Inviting guests to indulge in its scenic surroundings, acclaimed wines, culinary delights, and immersive vineyard experiences in the Hawke's Bay region.

Lake Taupo

Lake Taupo

Nestled in the heart of New Zealand's North Island, offering a playground for adventure enthusiasts with activities such as fishing, kayaking, and skydiving against the backdrop of stunning volcanic landscapes.

Auckland City

Auckland City

Offering a vibrant urban experience, boasting an array of world-class dining, shopping, cultural attractions, and picturesque waterfront views.

Hobbiton

Hobbiton

A charming tourist attraction located in Matamata, New Zealand, famous for its picturesque hobbit holes nestled into the lush countryside. Inspired by J.R.R. Tolkien's "The Lord of the Rings" and "The Hobbit" novels, it offers visitors a whimsical journey into the magical world of Middle-earth.

Te Arai Links

Te Arai Links

A stunning coastal golf course in the North Island renowned for its breathtaking ocean views, dunescape terrain, and challenging yet enjoyable layout.

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