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Auckland & Northland

Known as the ‘winter-less north’, Northland has a lot to offer, including the historical Bay of Islands and the cosmopolitan city of Auckland.

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Highlights of Auckland & Northland

    • Climb the Auckland bridge
    • The Auckland Bridge Climb offers an unforgettable 1 and a half hours of adventure under, around, up and over the Bridge. Also popular is the International Film Festival which attracts audiences of over 100,000 people.
    • Climb the Auckland bridge
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    • Discover the beautiful coves and beaches of Waiheke Island
    • This island, just a thirty minute ferry ride from Auckland, is home to beautiful coves and beaches, vineyards, local artists and miles of deserted, uninhabited countryside.
    • Discover the beautiful coves and beaches of Waiheke Island
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    • Marvel at the kauri trees in the West Coast
    • Often overlooked, the west coast of Northland is home to majestic stands of Kauri trees, wild coastlines and the longest drivable beach in the North Island.
    • Marvel at the kauri trees in the West Coast
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    • Swim with dolphins in the Bay of Islands
    • Take a boat trip, swim with the dolphins or enjoy a spot of fishing. Travelling further afield, catch the car ferry to Russell and take a stroll around the small, historic township, the original capital of the country.
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    • Dive at Poor Knights Islands
    • The Poor Knights Islands are a total Marine Reserve and Nature Reserve providing spectacular drop offs, walls, caves, arches and tunnels. Dive from Tutukaka and experience this incredible underwater world.
    • Dive at Poor Knights Islands
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Popular Places to visit in Auckland & Northland

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Auckland & Northland

Auckland is likely to be your gateway to New Zealand, and is certainly worth a couple of days to experience the cosmopolitan mix of the Polynesian world’s largest city. Known as the ‘City of Sails’, there are plenty of reasons to take to the water here.

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Auckland & Northland

The small townships of the Bay of Islands are steeped in colonial history, and set against a patchwork of gently rolling farmland and ancient forests of venerable kauri trees. The 144 islands are scattered in the clear Pacific waters, which are abundant with marine wildlife.

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Auckland & Northland

Vineyards, olive groves, white sand beaches, rocky foreshores and relaxed seaside villages set the tone for Waiheke Island. Just off the coast from Auckland, it is a refuge for an alternative community of artisans and organic farmers.

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