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American writer Zane Grey launched NZ Great Walks Domestic Airport Tom Bowling the Bay of Islands as a game fishing ‘El Ferry Route Tunnel/Pass Cape Reinga Spirits Bay North Cape (Otou) (Te Rerengawairua) Bay Dorado’ after landing a massive mako Cape Reinga shark in 1926. Cape Maria van Diemen Te Hapua Waitiki Parengarenga Harbour Location hierarchy for this map is not based on AOTEAROA NEW ZEALAND Landing New Zealand’s largest ceremonial waka population alone, but on a relative geographic Great Exhibition (war canoe) ‘Ngatokimatawhaorua’ is N Te Kao importance. Factors affecting this include in Bay e ty launched on 6 February each year to population, geographic isolation and service

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Lieutenant James Cook of the British Royal Navy sailed 12 1 alps 550 kilometres long, a crater lake the size of a small Poor Knights Is Opononi Whananaki into Poverty Bay on the ’s east coast. Hokianga Harbour Omapere T Matapouri U T Hikurangi country, four active volcanoes, fourteen ice-carved fiords, European migration began with English and Scottish A M 12 Ngunguru O Whangarei E Ngunguru Bay

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Whether you’re kayaking, horse-riding, cycling, skiing, Te Kopuru Langs Beach New Zealand’s multicultural society has become Paparoa Maungaturoto Mangawhai Heads increasingly diverse and vibrant with influences from 12 wine tasting, or simply relaxing you will be surrounded Ruawai Mangawhai Point Rakitu I Pacific Coast Highway Pacific Island and Asian immigrants. Pahi Kaiwaka Little Barrier Island Port Fitzroy (Arid I) Tinopai (Hauturu Island) Beginning in , the Pacific Coast Highway hugs the by world-class scenery second to none. Wellsford Cape Rodney Leigh (Aotea Island) North Island’s spectacular coastline of beaches, forests and Tryphena Matakana C picturesque seaside villages. In the you can North Head olvi Warkworth lle Ch Kaipara Harbour Snells Kawau I an visit a kiwifruit farm in Te Puke, the kiwifruit capital of the 1 n Beach el Cuvier I world. Discover first hand the geographical spectacle of the Puhoi Motuora I 16 Shelly Beach Waiwera inside of one of the world’s most interesting active volcanoes, Orewa (Iles d‘Haussez) Tiritiri Matangi I Kaukapakapa Silverdale Great Mercury I (Ahuahu) either by a boat or helicopter ride to White Island. Eastland’s From Auckland’s CBD, you can catch Parakai Stillwater Whangaparaoa Red Mercury I (Whakau) relaxed coastal life is hugely popular with surfers and it offers Helensville 17 a ferry to one of the Gulf islands. Riverhead North Shore authentic everyday Māori cultural experiences such as visiting 18 Coromandel Huapai Kumeu Onetangi Te Papa Museum Oneroa a Marae (Māori meeting house) or journeying with a Māori Auckland & Northland Muriwai Beach WAIHEKE I Ponui Island (Chamberlins guide to the top of a sacred mountain. Auckland is already known for being the largest city in Maungakiekie, one of Auckland’s Island) C AUCKLAND Kawakawa O Orere 25 R Bay New Zealand, however, the region’s uniqueness is its volcanic cones, was made world Piha O Point Clevedon Tapu M Huia The Aldermen Is famous by the rock band U2 with A diversity of experiences in such close proximity. From black Manurewa N

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