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  • Bay of Plenty
  • The Bay of Plenty is an area of thriving agriculture and endless coastline, popular with the Kiwis themselves, many of whom escape from the towns to their ‘baches’ along the stretch of coast between the principal town of Tauranga and the popular Papamoa Beach.
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  • Coromandel & Pacific Coast
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  • Coromandel Peninsula
  • Jutting north into the Pacific Ocean, the Coromandel Peninsula features two beautiful but contrasting coastlines. It encompasses pretty seaside townships and hidden bays that feel serenely remote despite their close proximity to Auckland.
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  • Coromandel Peninsula
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  • Thames & Kauaeranga Valley
  • The largest town on the Coromandel Peninsula, Thames is the gateway to many of the attractions of the area and has an interesting history which dates back to the days of gold mining and kauri logging in the 19th century.
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  • Eastland & Gisborne
  • Stretching out into the Pacific Ocean, the littlevisited and unspoilt Eastland harbours some of New Zealand’s most dramatic scenery. Gisborne, the country’s most easterly city, is renowned for its long hours of sunshine and fertile plains.
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  • hawkes bay
  • Hawkes Bay
  • The Hawke’s Bay region, where warm sunny summers and crisp winter frosts create an arena perfect for horticulture, is known as the ‘fruit bowl’ of New Zealand, particularly renowned for its apples and kiwi fruit.
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  • Hawkes Bay
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  • Hastings
  • The city of Hastings is located 12 miles inland from the Hawkes Bay coast. Mild weather and a sunny climate make the surrounding plains ideal for fruit and produce growing.
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  • Hastings
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  • Napier
  • Hawkes Bay is a large and diverse province, famous for its fine wines, sunshine and pristine coastline. Napier is the principal centre, and has a fine coastal position on the sweeping bay.
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  • Napier
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  • Tauranga
  • Tauranga sits on the beautiful Bay of Plenty and enjoys a temperate, sunny climate, a thriving economy and is the of kiwi growing capital of New Zealand.
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