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Walk, ride or drive along Ōreti Beach
https://www.aa.co.nz/travel/must-dos-this-summer/walk-ride-or-drive-along-oreti-beach/
Ōreti Beach runs for 26 kilometres along the southern coast of the South Island.
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Take a trip back in time on the Forgotten World Highway
It’s rugged, rural and remote, but despite its name, you’ll definitely remember the Forgotten World Highway.
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Lake Waikaremoana: a Great Walk
https://www.aa.co.nz/travel/must-dos-this-summer/lake-waikaremoana-a-great-walk/
Lake Waikaremoana is one of New Zealand’s Great Walks, set in the heart of Te Urewera, the largest area of untouched bush in the North Island.
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Experience the sea as it’s meant to be at a marine reserve
New Zealand’s marine reserves and protected areas offer visitors a unique opportunity to see fish and marine life, thriving and abundant in their natural environment.
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Ōrakei Kōrako: the painted place
https://www.aa.co.nz/travel/must-dos-this-summer/orakei-korako-the-painted-place/
The name Ōrakei Kōrako means something along the lines of ‘painted place’ in Māori and it’s easy to see why.
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Soak it up at The Lost Spring
https://www.aa.co.nz/travel/must-dos-this-summer/soak-it-up-at-the-lost-spring/
A geothermal oasis in the heart of Whitianga, The Lost Spring is an ideal setting for indulgence.
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Imbibe your way around the Hawke’s Bay wine trails
https://www.aa.co.nz/travel/must-dos-this-summer/imbibe-your-way-around-the-hawkes-bay-wine-trails/
The oldest wine region in New Zealand, Hawke’s Bay is rightly renowned for its tantalising tipples.
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Stroll through sculpture and scenery on Waiheke Island
Wander amongst the dramatic works of eminent New Zealand artists on Waiheke Island.
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Meet the Legends of Bathurst
https://www.aa.co.nz/travel/must-dos-this-summer/meet-the-legends-of-bathurst/
Last January, Hampton Downs celebrated all things Bathurst.
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Divers' delight: the offshore islands of the Coromandel
https://www.aa.co.nz/travel/editorial/divers-delight-the-offshore-islands-of-the-coromandel/
Off the coast of the Coromandel Peninsula archipelagos of small, mostly uninhabited islands provide the kind of underwater landscapes that divers’ dreams are made of.