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Your search for that perfect vacation spot might end with Auckland & North Island! From fine dining with great wine to untouched pristine beaches for the perfect ‘me’ time, you could also go pub hopping to sample some of the best craft beer and pub grub in town! Trek down the trails and reconnect with nature. Come with an open heart and leave with it full of memories that will stay with you forever!
Set right beside the sea, Auckland Central is a hub for fine dining, sightseeing and shopping. Experience a slice of the city’s thriving culture and the spirit of New Zealand right here. It’s also the economic heart of the country with skyscrapers and high-rise buildings forming its iconic skyline. Queen’s Street is one of the iconic locations and even features in the Kiwi version of Monopoly. A pedestrian-friendly city, there is no better way to see the sights than walking around and exploring, making pit stops to dine and shop. The fun doesn’t stop when the sun goes down as the city comes alive with its thriving nightlife!
“The fun doesn’t stop when the sun goes down; experience a slice of the Kiwi culture at Auckland Central”
Bucket loads of history awaits you here, starting with the building that houses the museum. Built in 1929, the Auckland Museum resembles Greco-Roman temples with its pillar-like architecture. The museum tells the story of the Māori people and the Pacific. It’s also a war memorial as well, honouring the lives valiantly lost during war efforts.
A visit to the Pah Homestead is a great way to spend time while in Auckland. An ornate luxury mansion located in Auckland, it is now an art gallery with contemporary art installations valued close to $50 million. The surrounding parks and grounds are a delight to stroll and explore dotted with a variety of beautiful trees.
An erstwhile Māori pa, the North Head is a fortress of sorts with the Navy still operating from the island. A volcano-formed headland at the Waitemata Harbour, the Head was used as a coastal defence installation by the military. So, there are lots of unused bunkers and secret tunnels which add more charm and heightens the interest-value of the place.
A 35-minute ferry ride from Auckland, Waiheke is an all-new world with beautiful vineyards, olive groves and beaches. Explore beautiful galleries and boutiques filled with art by talented local artists. Enjoy a hot cup of coffee as you weave through the local areas taking in the lifestyle and experience. For a quick change in scenery, head to the white sandy beaches and deep blue ocean which are just a stone’s throw away!
Royal New Zealand Navy (RNZN) Museum was first established in 1974 and it later moved to its present day location of Torpedo Bay in Devonport in 2010. The exhibits on display trace the naval history of New Zealand since 1845. Get an insight into the New Zealand Navy’s customs and traditions. You also get to see the historic vessels as well.
Try your hand at one of the pokie machines in the casino for a bit of holiday luck and later head to the top for one of the best views of the Auckland city skyline. Do the Sky Walk where you get to walk around the Sky Tower, 192 metres above the ground! If you are feeling particularly adventurous, try the Sky Jump where you take the shortcut to the ground in an exhilarating dive.
One of the two main islands of New Zealand, North Island is a nature lover’s paradise, abound with national parks and temperate forests. Called Te Ika-a-Māui or ‘The Fish of Māui’ in Māori mythology, the major cities are Auckland and Wellington. Experience a rich slice of Māori culture and history while exploring the island paradise.
“Learn the history of New Zealand and the Māori ways while exploring the island paradise.”
A small tropical region with golden beaches, warm waters and tranquil harbours, explore the natural wonders in detail during your stay here. Experience the ancient Māori culture, learn the ways of the tribe and also see the Waitangi Treaty Grounds. Go diving and get a glimpse into an all-new underwater world with rich marine life thriving around shipwrecks. There is also abundant wildlife on the shore as well.
A geothermal wonderland with mud pools & natural hot springs, Rotorua is a great place to just soak yourself in the water and relax. If that a bit mundane, there are thrilling options like rafting through waterfalls to bungee jumping and zorbing across the waters. Waitomo is a spiritual place with ancient limestone caves that hold spectacular views of glow worms clustered together.
More like an inland sea, Lake Taupo is a vast water body about the size of Singapore! Formed two thousand years ago after huge volcanic activity, the lake is now a great place for water sports like water-skiing, kayaking and sailing. The Huka waterfalls are another majestic sight to see and also the Māori rock carvings at Mine Bay. You can also hike and mountain-bike through the forest trails as well.
Nicknamed ‘the coolest little capital’ by Lonely Planet, Hamilton is nestled between a serene harbour and green hills. The capital of New Zealand, explore the city either on foot or on cycle. There are long trails that reward you with great views. A cable car ride up to Kelburn gives great views of the city & surrounds. Lord of the Rings fans can pay a visit to the Weta cave & workshop, for some behind-the-scenes action.
Wining & dining is quite the done thing in Auckland – sampling fresh produce paired with a rich selection of wines. From casual eats to gourmet meals, all your cravings can be satisfied. A leisurely lunch at a vineyard restaurant is recommended. Visiting Waiheke Island, ‘the island of wine’ to sample the fare from popular restaurants & vineyards is a must!
The selection of accommodation in New Zealand is diverse and plentiful with options in all price ranges. From luxury lodges to camping in the great outdoors, choose accordingly and have a great time! A stay in a holiday house or ‘bach’ will give you an authentic Kiwi experience. Look out for the Qualmark symbol, which is New Zealand Tourism’s official mark of quality.
Comedy Festivals, Writer’s Festivals, International Film Festivals, Fashion Shows – all these are annual occurrences in Auckland with a global audience flocking in to attend these events. Auckland is also the ‘City of Sails’, so boat shows showcasing new technology and innovations are also popular. The Taste of Auckland is a global culinary event that celebrates the best of food.
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