New Zealand's Natural Gems
Head outdoors on this exciting adventure, which boasts the best natural scenery of the North Island, including geothermal springs, mountains, beaches, and forests.
In this trip
Night Life
Culture
Great Food
Beaches
Historic Places
Trip itinerary
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Auckland, New Zealand
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Tauranga, New Zealand
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Gisborne, New Zealand
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Napier, New Zealand
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5
Taupo, New Zealand
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Rotorua, New Zealand
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Auckland, New Zealand
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Famed for its cultural diversity and vibrant energy, this metropolis boasts parks and museums, two harbors, and great restaurants.
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New Zealand, Bay of Plenty region
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A thriving city, Tauranga is home to a wonderful arts scene, historic landmarks, a wealth of outdoor activities, and fine beaches.
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This coastal city is laced with centuries of Maori culture, offering incredible beaches and outstanding local wine.
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New Zealand, Hawke's Bay region
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Full of Art Deco architecture, this city offers an array of cultural attractions, from museums, to monuments, to verdant gardens.
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This town offers a multitude of adrenalin-raising activities, as well as a lovely lake and incredible views over the volcanoes.
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New Zealand, Bay of Plenty region
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Famed for its geothermal activity, this city is favored by travelers and offers an array of geysers, hot springs, and mud pools.
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Famed for its cultural diversity and vibrant energy, this metropolis boasts parks and museums, two harbors, and great restaurants.
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