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| Awesome landscapes, dense forests, amazing wildlife and a pleasant climate make this a vacationer’s paradise and a great place to unwind. New Zealanders have a huge appetite for the outdoors and adventure. But you don’t need to be an athlete to enjoy this multi-faceted country. You will also find lush gardens, fine dining restaurants, art galleries and museums. New Zealand is like no other place you’ve ever been. |
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CHRISTCHURCH
The South Island’s largest city, Christchurch is an entertaining mixture of refined lifestyle and cultural excitement. The tranquil Avon River meanders through the city, its historic buildings house a lively arts community, and restored trams make it easy for visitors to get around. Visit historic sites, museums and art galleries and dine at some of the country’s finest restaurants. |
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QUEENSTOWN
The first people to discover Queenstown’s rare beauty were Maori pounamu (jade) hunters. Then came the gold miners, in search of another kind of treasure. Queenstown itself is a treasure chest of magnificent scenery, adventure opportunities and a luxurious lifestyle. In any season, you can count on stylish accommodation, designer shopping and fabulous culinary experiences. |
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MT.COOK
The alpine village of Mt. Cook, located in Aoraki Mt. Cook National Park, offers tourists a thoroughly refreshing natural experience. There are a host of activities for the adventurous. Take a four wheel drive safari. Skim along the surface of tranquil glacier lakes. Explore the area on a horseback trek. Climb up to one of the three summits of the Mt. Cook range. Or simply take long walks amidst some truly spectacular scenery. |
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ROTORUA
The community feeling of Rotorua must be experienced to be believed. Here, there is a oneness to everything: the cultural strength of Rotorua’s people, the geo-thermal earth forces and the natural beauty of the forests, lakes and rivers. Voted New Zealand’s Most Beautiful City in 1999, 2000 and 2002, Rotorua’s striking gardens, cobbled streets and fascinating mix of Maori and English Tudor architecture give it the feel of paradise. |
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AUCKLAND
Auckland’s blend of Polynesian culture and modern city environment has created a lifestyle ranked amongst the world’s best. Half urban and half marine, it’s a cosmopolitan experience encircled by a water world of over 50 islands. Intriguingly enough, Auckland is called the city of 100 lovers in the Maori language, because it is desired by all and conquered by many.
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