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Mauao Mount Maunganui: the view worth the climb
Savour the view from the summit or revel in the glorious beaches around the base track of this sacred maunga. Read the story . . .
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The Redwoods: 5500 hectares of glorious trees
Breathe in the fresh woody air of Whakarewarewa Forest as you explore the biking, walking or horse-riding trails or traverse the canopy of these mighty Californian coastal redwood trees. Read the story . . .
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Climb Rangitoto: Auckland's most iconic volcano
Summit the city's youngest, largest and most iconic volcano. Read the story . . .
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Hot Water Beach: BYO spade
Just beneath the surface of the sand is a delicious, natural underground river that brings hot water to the beach almost on tap, so to speak. Read the story . . .
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New Chums Beach: idyllic sandy seclusion
Walk through native nīkau and pōhutukawa forest to idyllic, sandy seclusion on the Coromandel Coast. Read the story . . .
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New Plymouth's Coastal Walkway
The Coastal Walkway is a 12km journey to add to your own journey, a promenade par excellence that hugs the sea and grabs your senses all way along the New Plymouth coastline. Read the story . . .
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Karangahake Gorge: walk or ride a stunning trail
Follow the course of the Ōhinemuri River and walk or ride through jurassic-looking, bush-clad trails at the heart of the Coromandel's gold-mining history. Read the story . . .
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Ōhope Beach: for any beach-related activity you can think of
Jump waves, body surf or swim, then dig your toes into the sand for tuatua on this long golden-sand stretch of loveliness. Read the story . . .
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Te Henga Walkway: a wild and wonderful west coast walk
Walk the rugged cliff top from Bethells Beach/Te Henga to Murawai and drink in the most epic views of Auckland's wild west coast. Read the story . . .
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Surfing in Raglan: surfing mecca
Catch gentle waves at Ngārunui Beach or ride the long, glassy left-hand breaks that make this spot the surfing mecca it is. Read the story . . .
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Pōhutu Geyser: the largest geyser in the southern hemisphere
Feel the raw energy and explosive power of the largest geyser in the southern hemisphere at Te Whakarewarewa, a living thermal Māori village. Read the story . . .
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Waitomo Glowworm Caves: a cave aglow with lights
Glide along the Waitomo River under a magical, breathtaking canopy of thousands of glowworms. Read the story . . .
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Wai-O-Tapu: thermal wonderland
Experience a remarkably diverse geothermal amphitheatre thousands of years in the making. Read the story . . .
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Tongariro Alpine Crossing: one of the best one-day walks in the world
Walk through this World Heritage Area of volcanic giants, sheer beauty and alpine lakes to make memories you will treasure forever. Read the story . . .
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Trout fishing: some of the best fly fishing in the world
Experience fishing at its very best in the wide, swift-flowing Tongariro River. Read the story . . .
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Cape Kidnappers’ Gannet Colony: the exhilarating sight of 20,000 gannets
Traverse beautiful coastline, riverbeds, rolling pastures and native bush before taking in panoramic views and experiencing the exhilarating sight and sound of 20,000 gannets. Read the story . . .
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