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• Great Escapes: five beaches to visit before the end of summer

  https://www.aa.co.nz/travel/on-the-road/great-escapes-five-beaches-to-visit-before-the-end-of-summer/

  We’ve rounded up a handful of New Zealand’s Must-Do beaches so you can make the most of the last days of summer.

• Cheviot: secret spots and sheep sculptures

  https://www.aa.co.nz/travel/editorial/cheviot-secret-spots-and-sheep-sculptures/

  Cheviot is a blink-and-you-miss-it place with an often mispronounced name.

• Adventure time: hitting the slopes in Wānaka

  https://www.aa.co.nz/travel/editorial/hitting-the-slopes-in-wanaka/

  I’m sliding into a blank white abyss and I can’t see a thing. Snowflakes stick to my face.

• Wellington: a capital affair

  https://www.aa.co.nz/travel/editorial/wellington-a-capital-affair/

  From the bustling promenade along the waterfront to colourful street performers in Cuba mall; the tempting wine lists in a multitude of intimate bars to the pockets of gastronomic pleasure...

• Taranaki: like no other

  https://www.aa.co.nz/travel/editorial/taranaki-like-no-other/

  Taranaki’s catchphrase, that it is 'like no other' – is, at first glance, nonsensical: after all, no place is quite like any other. But let’s see...

• Hokitika: nuggets of history

  https://www.aa.co.nz/travel/editorial/hokitika-nuggets-of-history/

  The ‘Hokitika Tower’ is one of the tallest human-made structures on the West Coast. From the 40-metre-high circular platform, the views are breathtaking.

• Ruapehu: family-friendly fun

  https://www.aa.co.nz/travel/editorial/ruapehu-family-friendly-fun/

  It is inevitable that as soon as a young child arrives on a ski field, zipped into multiple layers of snow clothes, they will need to use the toilet.

• Adventure time: tramping in New Zealand

  https://www.aa.co.nz/travel/editorial/tramping-in-new-zealand/

  Known in other countries as hiking, bushwalking or trekking, tramping is a uniquely New Zealand term and one fitting the style of walking encountered here – often rough, frequently wet,...

• Arthur's Pass: to the other side

  https://www.aa.co.nz/travel/editorial/arthurs-pass-to-the-other-side/

  Centuries ago this alpine pass was traversed by Māori in search of pounamu and moa. Today the landscape is punctuated with small towns that cling to the geography despite harsh...

• Ruapehu: an alpine adventure playground

  https://www.aa.co.nz/travel/editorial/ruapehu-an-alpine-adventure-playground/

  The broad area around Tongariro National Park must have been a majestic place when Māori enjoyed undisturbed possession.