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AAA Australia, New Zealand & the South Pacific 2013

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WELCOME TO Kaitaia Russell NEW ZEALAND Whangarei Dargaville Warkworth Tasman Sea Auckland Tuakau Waihi Hamilton New Zealand was the last major landmass to be discovered, rich with vast mountain chains, steaming volcanoes, sweeping coastlines, deeply indented fjords, lush rainforests, and more. Whether you choose to visit the North or South Island, you'll discover startling natural beauty at every turn. North Island New Plymouth Wanganui Nelson Westport Tauranga Rotorua Taupo Wairoa Gisborne Napier Palmerston North Wellington Blenheim South Island The temperate climate makes it an ideal year-round destination. Whether you travel solo, with a loved one, or with the entire family, its versatility caters to every taste imaginable. And with opposite summers and winters, one can easily escape and rejuvenate the spirit with a fresh season. Cultural purists will find mecca in New Zealand's unique and dynamic civilization. Its indigenous Māori people touch the language, arts, and accents of all its citizens. Historic sites and treasures date back almost a thousand years, offering enlightening experiences to be discovered everywhere. Kaikoura Methven Darfield Mount Cook Queenstown Timaru Alexandra Te Anau Invercargill Nature lovers who seek adventure and thrills will find that this magical land delivers tenfold. Filled with rugged landscapes, gorgeous beaches, spectacular geothermal and volcanic activity, and fascinating animal and plant life, this destination provides the ideal setting to enjoy a dizzying array of water, air, and land activities. Greymouth SOUTH PACIFIC OCEAN Oamaru Palmerston Dunedin Balclutha Stewart Island Christchurch 0 miles 0 km 100 100 Those with cosmopolitan tastes will find pleasure in New Zealand's cities. Foodies will delight in the region's unique blend of cultural influences, which has created a mouthwatering range of cuisine available from restaurants nationwide. Like New Zealand's national emblem, the kiwi (a flightless bird), you may be tempted not to depart when it's time to return home. Welcome to New Zealand 29

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