Day 1
Today, the day before the tour to New Zealand, held in the largest city in New Zealand, Auckland.
Auckland is a vibrant city with a population of about 1.4 million. Auckland is the largest Polynesian population of any city in the world.
Often called the "city of sails" Auckland has two natural ports, and a warmer climate than many other areas of New Zealand, so that locals and visitors is to make the most of it beautifully toldLocation.
Check-in at your accommodation, get your car and have a good rest. Morning your adventure begins.
2. Day.
As befits a city of its size, Auckland has plenty to see and do, and is one of the highlights of the route to New Zealand.
One of the most popular attractions at Auckland's Kelly Tarlton Antarctic Encounter and Underwater World, which first walk in the world, through, tunnel Aquarium. Here you can more than 60 species of fish, includingSharks and rays, and breeding colonies of Gentoo and king penguins.
Auckland Sky Tower is the tallest building in the southern hemisphere, at 328 meters. The high-speed lifts take visitors to three viewing platforms in 40 seconds, where you can enjoy the 360-degree views of Auckland and the surrounding area.
Waiheke Island is the most densely populated and accessible to the islands in the Hauraki Gulf, and is 30 minutes by ferry from Auckland. The island has some beautiful beaches and many cafesand restaurants.
3. Day.
New Zealand Today your route takes you from Auckland to the beautiful Bay of Islands, () 3.75 hours drive.
Bay Islands are a favorite tourism for decades. Rightly named the region's beautiful coastal scenery and several small sea villages as Russell and Paihia.
Accommodation options are many and varied, especially in Paihia. A view of the water is always advisable if your budget allows.
4. Day.
Today, in yourNew Zealand route you are free to explore the Bay of Islands.
Recommended are
* Visit the Waitangi Treaty Grounds. "Described as the" cradle of the nation, the historic Treaty of Waitangi was signed here in 1840. The Treaty House and the carved meeting house should not miss. Maori art and craft exhibitions and shows are a feature of Maori cultural property.
* To make a cruise to Cape Brett and the hole, the rock, a cave that is large enough toRoom for large boats.
* Visit Russell. Once known as the "Hellhole of the Pacific", was known for its brothels, alcohol and illegal Russell. Russell was also the capital of New Zealand for a short period.
It was reached by a short ferry ride from Paihia, Russell is now a seaside village with several cafes on the waterfront and crafts.
* Take a ride in a kayak in the bay. Calm, clear waters are ideal for kayaking and there are a number of tour operators offering kayaking toursTours.
5. Day.
Today your route takes you south of New Zealand), from the Bay of Islands with the equally picturesque Coromandel (5 hours drive.
The Coromandel Peninsula extends northward for 85 miles from the western end of Bay of Plenty. 40 km in the sea is the widest point of the peninsula to protect the Hauraki Gulf. Auckland is located on the western side of the bay and can be seen in the summer.
Check into a hotel and then you are free to explore.
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Perhaps one of the most popular and unusual attractions in the Coromandel and Hot Water Beach. A hot spring in the south of the beach is only two hours per side at low tide. Water can be very hot, and find a place at the right temperature can be a challenge, especially in a flood.
The region is known known for its beautiful beaches, and Cathedral Cove is one of the most popular. The beach is composed of two parts, connected by aCave (Cathedral Cove), and is accessible via a trail well-maintained. The journey takes about 45 minutes.
Thames, the largest settlement of the peninsula, is a feeling of old world architecture and the main road is very 1900. If you are interested in the history of the region, Thames Historical Museum is worth a visit.
7. Day.
New Zealand Today your route takes you from the Coromandel to the seaside resort of Mt Maunganui () 2.5 hour drive. The hotel is situated on the bayVery Mt Maunganui has some of the best surf beaches in New Zealand.
There is a wide selection of accommodation in Mount Maunganui, just recommended, located on the beach.
There is also plenty to see and do in the area.
Whale watching and swimming with dolphins will give you the opportunity to approach the local sea life, and there are a number of excursions in the area.
A "must see" is white Iceland, is located in the Bay of Plenty. White Island is combined from threeVolcanic cone, and is one of the most active volcanoes in New Zealand. Travel to the island is by boat or helicopter can be made on request and a crater on foot. Helmets and masks are provided, and although tremors are common, was the last eruption in 2000. There were no epidemics, while the visitors were on the island. The steam from the island is often visible from the mainland.
8. Day.
Today, New Zealand, the route takes you inland to the spaRotorua (1.5 hours by car).
Rotorua is one of the biggest tourist attractions in New Zealand and, apart from thermal attractions, the area is also known for its Maori cultural shows known.
Rotorua is located on the shores of Lake Rotorua, Lake second largest island in the North of 80 square kilometers.
Find a hotel and relax for the evening.
9. Day.
Today on your New Zealand itinerary, you are free to explore Rotorua. There is much to see and do in Rotorua,and your time will be one of the highlights of the new route Zealand.
Perhaps the main attraction is Te Puia, New Zealnd Maori Arts and Crafts Institute, Te Whakarewarewa Thermal Valley covers. Producing more than half a million visitors a year, which is a major tourist attraction in New Zealand. Find Maori cultural shows, Maori arts and crafts, including intricate carvings to see a fully carved wharenui (meeting house), and the famous PohutuGeyser.
Other points of interest in Rotorua are:
* The race Skyline Gondola and luge. Cable car, take the 900 bikes to the summit of Mount Ngongotaha (487 m), where you can enjoy a breathtaking view of Rotorua and its surroundings. The track is very fun, as you drive your kart down one of three licenses. Then return to the top of the chairlift and do it again and again!
Hell's Gate * / tikit, believed to be the most active areas is the thermal Rotorua, contains an activated sludgeVolcano and waterfall hot.
* The Polynesian Spa located on the sea, is a selection of hot pools, overlooking the lake.
Day 10
Today your route takes you to New Zealand Waitomo Caves () 2.5 hour drive.
Check in hotel then go to the famous Waitomo Caves. The complex includes the unforgettable Ruakuri Cave, Aranui Cave, and the spectacular Glowworm caves. The caves are a must, and you will be amazed at the display, shine like thousands of tiny fireflyits glow. Experienced guides will provide explanations to the caves of the story of how to make your way through the maze.
If you crave something a little 'adventurous, try, why not, black water rafting. 3 or 5 hours adventure you need to jump, weave, abseiling and tube through caves, fireflies light up the waters Ruakuri.
The operator, Black Water Rafting Company, in operation for over 20 years and had been invested half a million visitors through theUnderground wonderland.
11. Day.
New Zealand Today your route takes you to the main town in the region of Taranaki, New Plymouth () 2.5 hour drive. The hotel is located on the west coast of North Island, New Plymouth is a bit 'unique in that seaside city, the mountains within 30 minutes. Mount Taranaki (also known as Mount Egmont) is about 2518 meters and allows visitors to New Plymouth, snowboarding, skiing, surfing, and all on the same day.
Here you will find a wide range ofAccommodation and activities to do in New Plymouth.
12. Day.
New Zealand Today your route takes you to the beautiful city of Lake Side Lake Taupo () 4.5 hour drive. Find your accommodation to explore then after lunch.
Day 13
There is a plethora of activities in Lake Taupo. As the largest lake in New Zealand, Taupo offers a wide range of water-based things to do. The area is famous for trout, Tongariro River and Lake Taupo is the main river of reproduction, famous forSize and quality of the fish. Mountain biking, hiking and bungee jumping are all in Taupo. The region is also home to Huka Lodge, one of the best luxury hotels in the world. With world-class accommodation, facilities, location and service Huka Lodge is something special.
Day 14
Today your route Whakatane New Zealand (2.5 hours by car). Located on the eastern side of the Bay of Plenty, Whakatane offers visitors all about the Bay of goodAbundance. Here you go whale watching, swimming with dolphins, deep sea fishing, visit the active volcano in Iceland white, mountain biking and trekking.
Day 15
Gisborne, located on the east coast, is a 3.5 hour drive.
To the north of Poverty Bay, Gisborne can lay claim to at least part of the year to see the first city in the world for the morning sun.
Gisborne has a wide range of accommodation, and many things to see and do. Deep sea fishing, troutFishing, diving, kayaking, heli-tours, hiking, rafting, wine tours, steam train rides, and are just some of the activities in and around Gisborne.
Day 16
Today is your New Zealand itinerary, you) for the city of Napier's Art Deco (3 hours drive.
Napier is situated in the beautiful Hawke's Bay, and has a population of about 60,000. Perhaps the best option for 1931, the earthquake razed the city center is known, Napier was rebuilt in Art Deco style of that time again, and nowHost of the annual Art Deco Weekend in February, the thousands, the area attracts.
Day 17
There is much to see and do in Napier and surrounding areas. Food and mountain biking are very popular, but visitors can also Scenic Tours, visit the local wineries (the famous wine region Gimblett gravel) and enjoy Napier, hailed as the "Gourmet Food and Wine" destination.
The region has much to offer visitors, and, like most Kiwi destinations offer beautiful photo opportunities (makeHave) a large capacity memory card the camera.
Day 18
Today on your New Zealand itinerary you travel to the capital of New Zealand), Wellington (4.5 hours drive.
Check-in at your hotel and relax for the afternoon.
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Situated on the edge of a stunning harbor and surrounded by rolling hills, Wellington is a beautiful and vibrant city of about 200,000. Wellington is also the starting point for the Inter Islander ferry connects WellingtonSouth Island port of Picton.
Wellington is the seat of the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa. Situated in the water in the city of Wellington, Te Papa offers visitors a unique collection of art and exhibitions, the presentation in New Zealand proud heritage, culture and growth. Te Papa is a must. If museums are your passion, Wellington also provides the Colonial Cottage Museum, the New Zealand Cricket Museum, the Museum of Wellington, the Wellington Cable Car Museum, the BankMuseum of New Zealand, and land-Press Printing Museum. Something for everyone.
A good way to profile is in Wellington cable car. The car from Lambton Quay in the city center, the head of Upland Road, where the lookout tower, an observatory to be found, and the Cable Car Museum. From the point of view in a spectacular views of downtown and the harbor. Cable cars leave every 10 minutes and you can use a car, you drive down into town or walk through the gardens andhistoric Bolton Street cemetery, near the New Zealand Parliament.
In addition to the normal activities of New Zealand as hiking, kayaking, mountain biking, bungee jumping, and offers visitors Wellington: guided tours to the wine cellar, an endless supply of restaurants, bars and cafes, 4WD Tours, seal colonies, and much more.
Day 21
Unfortunately, all good things must come to an end, and fly home today.
We hope you enjoyed this North Island of New Zealand tour, and once againDay to the rest of this wonderful country.
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