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The North Island of New Zealand is the smaller of the two main islands and has both New Zealand's largest city—Auckland—and New Zealand's capital city—Wellington. more
North Island highlights include geothermal Rotorua, the Bay of Islands, Lake Taupo and Te Papa Tongarewa Museum.
» Information about the North Island.
NB: This North Island directory is specifically for tourism companies that cover the North Island. They either have many outlets or are able to offer you a service throughout this part of the country.
Please choose from the main accommodation, attractions, tours, transport or visitor information categories below.
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Regional Information
Key information and facts about the north-island region.
Activity Highlights
Major activities and attractions in the north-island region.
Scenic Highlights
Major natural attractions in the north-island region.
History
History of the North Island region.
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