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Explore hidden glowworm caves in Manawatū
Venture off the beaten track in northern Manawatū to discover the soaring caves at Limestone Creek Reserve. Read the story . . .
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Marvel at the power of water on the Huka Falls to Aratiatia Rapids track
Experience the intense power and energy of water, as the Waikato River is squeezed through dams and rapids in Taupō. Read the story . . .
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Get a real sense of scale at Fox and Franz Josef Glaciers
Even visiting the vast swathes of ice that make up Franz and Fox Glaciers in peak summer, you’ll need your puffer jacket. Read the story . . .
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Discover the ‘badlands erosion’ of Putangirua Pinnacles
Ancient gravels and millions of years of erosion have created one of New Zealand’s most spectacular geological sites at the Putangirua Pinnacles. Read the story . . .
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Get your bearings at the geographical centre of New Zealand
While on a map it may look like it lies somewhere in the middle of the Cook Strait, the geographical centre of New Zealand is actually a hilltop just outside Nelson City. Read the story . . .
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Take a walk and a dip at Whangārei Falls
Just ten minutes from Whangārei City, Otuihau Whangārei Falls is both easily accessible and classically beautiful. Read the story . . .
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Take to the mountain bike trails in Whakarewarewa Forest
The Whakarewarewa Forest, aka ‘The Redwoods,’ is 5500 hectares of magnificent native and exotic trees on the outskirts of Rotorua City. Read the story . . .
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Heavenly Haast: a UNESCO World Heritage Area
The southern corner of the South Island’s West Coast is home to landscapes so wild and spectacular, it has been recognised by UNESCO as an area of international significance. Read the story . . .
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Spot penguins, seals and one of New Zealand’s oldest lighthouses at Nugget Point
A historic lighthouse on a rocky peninsula surrounded by the wild Pacific Ocean: it doesn’t get much more iconic than Nugget Point. Read the story . . .
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Discover the geological wonder of the Ōpārara Arches
Experience limestone arches, caves, a whisky-coloured river and lush rainforest in the Kahurangi National Park on the West Coast. Read the story . . .
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Be the first to see the sunrise at East Cape Lighthouse
There’s something a bit special about watching the sunrise. It’s even more special if you’re one of the first people in the world to see it. Read the story . . .
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Experience the natural highlights of the Catlins
The remote and rugged corner of the South Island’s south-eastern coast, known as the Catlins, is like a highlight reel of all the best bits nature has to offer. Read the story . . .
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Catch a break on Taranaki's Surf Highway 45
Generations of adventurous surfers have made the pilgrimage along Taranaki’s coastline in search of the perfect wave. Take their lead this summer on Surf Highway 45. Read the story . . .
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Climb Whangārei’s steep and seriously scenic Mount Manaia
Mount Manaia towers over Whangārei Harbour in a cluster of majestic craggy peaks, irresistible to anyone who appreciates a dramatic view. Read the story . . .
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Take in the views from Te Mata Peak
On a clear day you can see the whole of Hawke’s Bay from the top of Te Mata Peak. That alone is worth the climb. Read the story . . .
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Ride the Hauraki Rail Trail through the stunning Karangahake Gorge
One of the easiest Great Rides, the Hauraki Rail Trail, is a gentle cycle through New Zealand’s gold mining history. Read the story . . .
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