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Get up close with the native avian wonders of Kāpiti Island
Kāpiti Island is one of the few easily accessible offshore nature reserves in New Zealand.
By Jo Percival
Climb Mount Tarawera
By Jo Percival
Despite its destructive history, Mount Tarawera today is a sleeping giant.
Get your groove on in Takapuna
By Jo Percival
You don’t have to travel out of the city or even over the bridge to get to a festival this...
Take a journey on the Whanganui River
By Jo Percival
The river – Te Awa o Whanganui – forms the heart and history of Whanganui.
Imbibe your way around the Hawke’s Bay wine trails
By Jo Percival
The oldest wine region in New Zealand, Hawke’s Bay is rightly renowned for its tantalising tipples.
Soak it up at The Lost Spring
By Jo Percival
A geothermal oasis in the heart of Whitianga, The Lost Spring is an ideal setting for indulgence.
Experience the sea as it’s meant to be at a marine reserve
By Jo Percival
New Zealand’s marine reserves and protected areas offer visitors a unique opportunity to see fish and marine life, thriving and...
Ōrakei Kōrako: the painted place
By Jo Percival
The name Ōrakei Kōrako means something along the lines of ‘painted place’ in Māori and it’s easy to see why.
Otago Central Rail Trail: the original Great Ride
By Jo Percival
The Otago Central Rail Trail is New Zealand’s original ‘Great Ride’ cycle trail.
Adventure time: a forgotten railway journey
By Jo Percival
It is disconcerting driving through the countryside without holding a steering wheel.
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