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The North Island - Where most New Zealanders live. Volcanoes, stunning beaches, and home to hobbits.

The South Island - Epic mountains, lakes, glaciers and sheep! The birthplace of bungy jumping.

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Stewart Island Nearby   Stewart Island: Understand Population ~ 400 Also known as Rakiura, “Place of Glowing skies” by the Maoris, Stewart Island is New Zealand’s third largest island and…

Wanaka Nearby Wanaka: Understand Population ~8,500 Wanaka is set on a stunning lake with endless water-sport activities. Wanaka is much more relaxed than Queenstown, and many of it’s activities are…

Twizel Nearby Twizel: Understand Population 1,250 Just south of Lake Tekapo and Mount Cook brings you to the quiet town of Twizel. Originally built to house the people working on…

Dunedin Nearby Dunedin: Understand Population 126,000 Famous for being a University city of Scottish heritage, Dunedin offers a delightful combination of fine Architecture and cultural riches. The port City of…

Northland Nearby Northland: Understand Population ~ 152,000 Head up to the tippy-top of New Zealand for beaches on both the East and West Coast, Kauri forests, cliff-top walking trails and…

Coromandel Peninsula Nearby Coromandel: Understand Population ~ 29,000 The Coromandel Peninsula is a series of coves, beaches, rainforests and harbours jutting out on the east coast of the North Island. It’s…