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Long Bay-Ōkura Marine Reserve
On the northeastern edge of Auckland city lies the Long Bay-Ōkura Marine Reserve.
Banks Peninsula: land of volcanoes and mini dolphins
Would you believe me if I told you there is a place in New Zealand where you can sleep under...
Our isolated marine reserves
New Zealand has four marine reserves in the Subantarctic Islands, one in the Kermadecs and one at Volkner Rocks in...
Tapuae Marine Reserve
The 1404ha Tapuae Marine Reserve on the rugged Taranaki coast close to New Plymouth and adjoining the Ngā Motu/Sugar Loaf...
Akaroa Marine Reserve
Akaroa is a very special place, visited by the world’s smallest dolphin, the Hector’s dolphin.
Kaikōura: where crayfish and mountains meet
There is a magical place in New Zealand where the mountains literally meet the sea – as if a fairytale...
Coastal Kaikōura: magnificent marine life
There was a time, not so long ago in the grand scale of things, when the whale-watching industry in New...
Hikurangi Marine Reserve
The Hikurangi Marine Reserve sits near the township of Kaikōura on the South Island’s east coast, at the point where...
Adventure time: whale watching from above in Kaikōura
At depths of between one and two kilometres, the Kaikōura Trench is the deepest water, closest to shore in the world.
Meet marine mammals aboard an Auckland Whale and Dolphin Safari
Did you know that whales don’t actually spout water from their blow holes?
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