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Discover one of the world's premier military aviation collections at the Air Force Museum of New Zealand; from aircraft, engines and assorted parts to medals, pin-ups and parachute-silk wedding dresses. Come marvel at our collection, fly a simulator, take a guided tour and step back in time in a replica 1940's home. FREE ADMISSION, open daily 10:00am to 5:00pm..(more)
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We are a New Zealand based consultancy (specialising solely on New Zealand) creating innovative and imaginative self-drive itineraries tailored to your own requirements. We can offer you great diversity to take you off the beaten track and away from the mass tourism wherever possible to see and experience the REAL New Zealand...(more)
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Black Sheep specialises in small, flexible guided tours to New Zealand. Let us immerse you in adventure, wildlife, and culture during the day, while enjoying quality lodgings and fabulous dining nightly. We have been sharing our country with travellers since 1994. We love it and it shows. Come join us...(more)
Phone | Address | MapPromoting and connecting manufacturers retailers and shoppers with New Zealand made products...(more)
Phone | AddressThe best place to find information about where you can camp and what procedures to follow is from those who know the area. Ask locals for information, the people at these places are expecting you to call in, they have all the information you need. Lots of information about clean camping and links to regional information...(more)
Phone | AddressAs you head north towards the Bay of Islands region on New Zealand's North Island, make a detour to Cape Brett. This is a place of outstanding scenic beauty offering views over the Bay of Islands including the 'hole in the rock' and beyond. It is also home to the Cape Brett lighthouse...(more)
Phone | Address | MapHead to the southernmost point of the North Island to Cape Palliser, where you can climb the Cape Palliser lighthouse for spectacular views of the coast and South Island, see a breeding colony of fur seals and spend time exploring Aorangi Forest Park...(more)
Phone | Address | MapWe would love to have you join us photographing in our unique country. New Zealand is undoubtedly one of the finest photographic destinations in the world, and the incredible diversity of the landscape enthralls even the most seasoned of travellers. Whatever season you want to photograph New Zealand in, we have a tour departure to suit you...(more)
Phone | Address | MapFarewell Spit is the longest natural sandbar in the world and can be found at the wild and windswept northernmost point of New Zealand's South Island. The Spit is regarded as a Wetland of International Importance and as such is protected by New Zealand's Department of Conservation. No private access is permitted, although you can join organised tours...(more)
Phone | Address | MapFay Looney is an award winning New Zealand landscape photographer and publisher. Fay produces excellent images and photos of New Zealand and is the author of several books including 'First Light Last Light Images of New Zealand'. A wide range of NZ images, Christmas cards, books and notecards are available...(more)
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Voyages aboard cargo ships from almost anywhere in the world to New Zealand or home again... let us provide you with the adventure of a lifetime. You can visit places you have only dreamed about and return home with a store of adventures and memories to cherish...(more)
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Tour New Zealand in a fully fitted campervan ideally suited for New Zealand conditions. Two-berth, deluxe two-berth, four-berth and deluxe five-berth motorhomes. All you need is to bring yourselves and your clothes. We offer free pick-up and drop-off of vehicles at Auckland and Christchurch Airports. Wi-Fi Internet access is available for all our motorhomes...(more)
Phone | Address | MapGeorge Sound is accessible by boat, float plane and helicopter - several boat operators take groups from the track end on the Middle Fiord and provide boat transport on Lake Hankinson. Once there, hikers (or trampers as they are more commonly called in New Zealand) can take between 2-3 days to complete the George Sound track...(more)
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Whether you're an independent traveller who likes to drive yourself, with accommodation and golf prearranged, or you enjoy the company of a group let us arrange a truly magnificent golfing holiday for you. Choose from our suggested itineraries or let us customise a tour especially for you, your group or company. Owned and operated by NZPGA Professional...(more)
Phone | Address | MapRotorua's spectacular geothermal reserve and mud spa complex. Treasured by Maori as a place of healing and revitalisation for more than 700 years. The special muds and sulphurous waters have been guarded for centuries by Kaitiaki, Wai Ora (guardian warrior) after whom the spa is named. New Zealand's only Maori owned geothermal reserve. id#06l06g12..(more)
Phone | Address | MapIf summer means sunshine, sands and sunsets to you, then take a trip to the peaceful, quiet and sandy expanses of Himatangi Beach. Located in the Manawatu district in the North Island - about 30 minutes drive west from the city of Palmerston North - this west coast beach is home to New Zealand's largest sand dunes...(more)
Phone | Address | MapHeading down to the southern 'wop-wops' gives you the opportunity to explore Invercargill and the Southland region on New Zealand's South Island. A truly exceptional region of New Zealand for travellers with particular interests in bird-watching, nature, fishing, hunting and walking...(more)
Phone | Address | MapIf you love hiking, or tramping as it's called in New Zealand, then you will definitely enjoy the Heaphy Track, one of the more remote Great Walks situated in the Kahurangi National Park. Located in the north-west corner of the South Island, the Heaphy Track is the longest of the Great Walks and takes between 4-6 days to complete...(more)
Phone | Address | MapLying about 5 kilometres off the west coast of the southern North Island (not far from Wellington), Kapiti Island is one of few accessible island nature reserves in New Zealand. It gives visitors the opportunity to observe birds that are either rare, or absent on the mainland. Truly a bird-watcher's paradise, Kapiti Island is also of historical interest...(more)
Phone | Address | MapWell worth a visit for outdoor adventurists and keen hikers, Karamea is a small coastal town located 100 kilometres north of Westport on the West Coast of New Zealand's South Island. The one and a half hour drive north from Westport includes stunning coastal scenery, rainforests and the Karamea Bluff, which offers spectacular views...(more)
Phone | Address | MapKawakawa is a small town in the North Island of New Zealand. Located in Northland on the State Highway 1, it has a tiny population of just over 1,000. Originally a service town for the local coal mining industry, its economy is now based around farming...(more)
Phone | Address | MapThink 1950s and go back in time when you visit Kawhia, a sleepy, quiet and isolated coastal town on the North Island’s east coast (about two hours drive from Auckland). The local population of about 650 increases by up to 10,000 people who come to the annual Kai Fest held in February, but for the most of the year, Kawhia is..(more)
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Travel New Zealand in luxury and style with award-winning KEA Campers. Offering a range of quality two, four and six-berth campervans and motorhomes for hire, KEA is renowned for excellent customer service and comfortable late-model vehicles—all less than 2.5 years old. Depots in Auckland and Christchurch. Also operating in Australia and Southern Africa. View KEA's environmental policy at www.keagreen.com...(more)
Phone | Address | MapIf you are on the North Island, then a side-trip to the Kororipo-Kerikeri Basin will satisfy the curious historian within you. To find the Basin, you will need to locate Kerikeri in the Bay of Islands and head approximately 30 minutes away from Paihia towards the Kerikeri Inlet...(more)
Phone | Address | MapDescribed as the 'loveliest of all lakes' in New Zealand, Lake Manapouri is a haven of seclusion and beauty and located in Fiordland in the south-west of the South Island. This pristine lake is the second deepest in New Zealand and is the gateway for trips to Doubtful Sound...(more)
Phone | Address | MapLake Sumner is a lake located about 100 kilometres northwest of Christchurch in the Canterbury region of New Zealand's South Island (between the Lewis Pass and Arthur's Pass National Park). This area has fantastic opportunities for hiking, hunting, trout fishing, white water kayaking and mountain biking...(more)
Phone | Address | MapThe Mavora Lakes are considered to be one of the treasures of Southland and part of Te Wāhipounamu/South-West New Zealand World Heritage Area. Located in the south-west corner of New Zealand's South Island, the landscape is dominated by mountains, lakes, forests and grasslands...(more)
Phone | Address | MapMokoia Island is the location of one of New Zealand's most famous love stories. It is considered sacred by the local Maori, the Arawa iwi and access to the island is limited to small boat tour groups only. The island's foreshores have geothermal springs such as the one forming the famous Hinemoa pool (known to locals as Waikimihia)...(more)
Phone | Address | MapYou'll find the Morere Springs Scenic Reserve on State Highway 2 in the North Island, roughly 3 kilometres north of Nuhaka, 40 kilometres north-east of Wairoa and 60 kilometres south-west of Gisborne. This lovely reserve offers visitors the opportunity to relax and rejuvenate in natural hot mineral pools and explore the native forest on either easy-walking or challenging tramping tracks...(more)
Phone | Address | MapNew Zealand's highest non-volcanic peak (1,754 metres), Mount Hikurangi, is regarded as sacred by the Ngati Porou Maori of the region, who believe the mountain to be the resting place of Maui's waka (canoe). Traditionally the peak is regarded as the first land in the world to catch the dawn of the new day...(more)
Phone | Address | MapThe track to New Zealand's highest mountain is a well-beaten one, but for many visitors to New Zealand the views of Aoraki/Mt Cook and the Southern Alps, whether seen from land or air, are some of the most memorable on their trip. Aoraki means 'Cloud Piercer' in the Maori language and on a clear day, you can get a wonderful.....(more)
Phone | Address | MapMurihiku is the Māori name for the province of Southland which is located in New Zealand's South Island. The name means "the tail end of the land" and it's a tail that visitors can often overlook. The Southland region is home to stunning wetlands, cave formations, mountains, lakes, marine wildlife and the Catlins coastline and forests...(more)
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The free alternative to overnight parking for Motorhome travellers. Enjoy interacting with local Kiwis and sample a little of their lifestyle. Stay on private properties that are part of Native Parks Motorhome Haven network. Meet the people and really experience New Zealand with a Native Parks membership. Zero cost overnight parking...(more)
Phone | Address | MapYou'll find St Arnaud, the gateway to the Nelson Lakes National Park at the north of New Zealand's South Island about one or two hours drive from Nelson or Blenheim. This park establised in 1956 consists of 102,000 hectares of the northern most Southern Alps including tranquil beech forest, craggy mountains, clear streams and lakes...(more)
Phone | Address | MapView the glow and richness of Maori traditions and culture forever preserved on DVD. See the Maori Haka, traditional welcome, and songs and dance. Travel back thousands of years to the coming of the Maori and watch their progress through the ages, their struggles in developing the land and the unfolding of their unique isolated culture...(more)
Phone | AddressIf you are thinking of travelling to New Zealand we can help provide you with all the information you need to know before you get here. From visa information and exchange rates, to which side of the road to drive on and what time of year New Zealand seasons occur. New Zealand Travel Guide has the information you need...(more)
Phone | AddressOamaru is one of the South Island's most interesting towns from a cultural point of view and well worth an overnight stay. This small town, with a population of about 12,000, is often visited by travellers to see the colonies of blue and yellow-eyed penguins that make Oamaru their home. However, it is also of interest for other attractions...(more)
Phone | Address | MapLife on the road. An in-depth and comprehensive New Zealand travel guide by travellers Ron and Paula. Travelling the highways and byways of New Zealand 24/7 every day of the year aboard in a seven metre Hino bus writing about and photographing New Zealand along the way...(more)
Phone | AddressFar Beyond Creative is an online stock image library dedicated to New Zealand. We offer high resolution, high quality royalty free photos of New Zealand's natural landscapes, architecture, urban lifestyle and culture for print and web, as well as highly creative and professional (Web) design services...(more)
Phone | Address | MapPuheke Beach is a glorious surf beach which invites you in for a swim. If you walk along the stretch of beach, away from any other swimmers who have chanced upon it, there will nothing ahead of you but the great sweep of the coast, the white sand and the dunes. This idyllic beach offers you a truly blissful retreat...(more)
Phone | Address | MapApproximately 50km north-west from Gisborne is the small community of Rere. Heading down to the Wharekopae River will bring you to the Rere Falls and the Rere Rock Slide (we should mention that these are two different parts of the river just in case you're wondering if people really slide over the falls)...(more)
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Based near Christchurch, we specialise in luxury custom, fully-guided and self-guided New Zealand motorcycle tours. We also offer BMW, Harley-Davidson and Triumph motorcycles for hire. We provide a back up vehicle service and airport/city transfers. You'll experience a warm, friendly service and a motorcycle vacation of a lifetime. Ride New Zealand. Live the dream...(more)
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Based near Christchurch, we specialise in luxury custom, fully-guided and self-guided New Zealand motorcycle tours. We also offer BMW, Harley-Davidson and Triumph motorcycles for hire. We provide a back up vehicle service and airport/city transfers. You'll experience a warm, friendly service and a motorcycle vacation of a lifetime. Ride New Zealand. Live the dream...(more)
Phone | Address | MapFor two years, the small township of Springfield in the Selwyn District of New Zealand was on the map for the enormous plastic pink doughnut situated on its boundaries to celebrate The Simpsons' Movie in 2007 (This was set in the fictional cartoon town of Springfield). The doughnut is no more, but there are still plenty of reasons to visit...(more)
Phone | Address | MapStepping onto Stewart Island, literally the anchor stone of Maori mythology, is like arriving in another country. It's a place where you could (literally) lose yourself in rugged terrain of swamps, rainforest, rivers, peaks, valleys and wild beaches. With its population of less than 400 people, 20 kilometres of roads and 700 kilometres of coastline, Stewart Island provides a sense of..(more)
Phone | Address | MapRemote, rugged and immense, Te Urewera National Park lies between the Bay of Plenty and Hawke's Bay in the North Island of New Zealand. The park is famous for its lakes and forests, as well as its stormy history and is home to Lake Waikaremoana and one of New Zealand's Great Walks...(more)
Phone | Address | MapNinety minutes north of Auckland, you will discover the beautiful, rugged and unspoilt beauty of the Kauri Coast. Along this stretch of coast in Northland, you can relax and spend time at some wild surf beaches, crystal clear lakes, spectacular sand dunes and view giant kauri forests...(more)
Phone | Address | MapThe West Coast of New Zealand's South Island has a reputation for its wild side and is one of the most remote and sparsely populated regions in the country. Although the conditions and environment can be extreme, there are plenty of easy recreational opportunities for all abilities and ages offering access to the West Coast's mountains, rivers, lakes, podocarp forest..(more)
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An exciting programme of independent package holidays using regular motorcoach, train and ferry services with pre-booked accommodation. Tours operate every day and can be adapted or extended according to your requirements. If you do not find a Thrifty tour that suits you, just ask us to provide you with a personalised holiday...(more)
Phone | Address | MapWhilst not exactly taking you into the back of beyond, the World Heritage Tongariro National Park is well worth a visit, especially if you enjoy hiking, skiing, mountain biking and kayaking. The Tongariro Alpine Crossing is a famous one-day hike, described as one of the best in New Zealand, which crosses alpine meadows, lunar landscapes, emerald lakes and active volcanoes...(more)
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