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Popular Destinations to Visit in New Zealand

New Zealand is the most populated city but it can be quite different from exploring the average city. It is a mixture of metropolitan activities combined with breathtaking natural wonders. It provides a unique city experience in Auckland, Queen and, Waiheke Island.

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Popular Destinations to Visit in New Zealand

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  1. “Everywhere you turn in New Zealand, there is exciting popular destinations to do in New Zealand. It’s the gem of the world. This is so far away from the madness, and so you get that element. It was just stunning.” – Wes Bentley This is a place which for many travelers is like a once-in-a-lifetime and dream destination to visit. You’re either planning your first trip to this beautiful country or a return trip to see more of the wild and free New Zealand. You’d most probably want to know which places atop the must-see list. Here are our picks for the 7 best popular destination to go in New Zealand Milford Sound As you visit the Milford South and see for yourself the beauty that lies here. You’llunderstand why Rudyard Kipling called it the “eighth wonder of the world”. The Ice Age formed during glaciers and the landscape around. It still know to bear some evidence of its creation in the way of an epic scenery – Cliffs rise from the fjords which are crowned by waterfalls and mountains. The best way you can see this place via a boat ride. You can go for a sightseeing cruise on the fjord to see wildlife such as dolphins, penguins, and waterfalls. You can also head for a kayaking tour to navigate the waters under your own steam.

  2. The moment you’ve experienced the water from the surface. You can go underneath with a visit to the Milford Discovery Centre and Underwater Observatory. This is the only remaining underwater, floating observatory in the country. Auckland International air-travel hub and the largest city in New Zealand, Auckland is one of the best places to visit here. Many international flights arrive here through the this Airport. Making it an ideal city to start your exploration of New Zealand from. This is ranked among one of the top 10 cities in the world by Lonely Planet. It is recommended, “you should spend at least a day or two in Auckland before you head to a venture further afield in this country”. Here is a list of a few attractions for what to see and do in this amazing city: • Get some culture by visiting one of the many museums in Auckland, such as the Auckland Art Gallery. Being the largest art institution in New Zealand, the Auckland Art

  3. Gallery is famous for featuring more than 15,000 works of modern, historic, and contemporary art. • You can take a stroll through the 185-acre Auckland Domain Park in case the weather is nice. On the off chance that you are going for a visit on a Saturday, make sure to include a stop at the nearby Parnell Farmers’ Market. This market is famous for selling fresh produce early in the morning. • This country is also known to be a host to a number of multicultural restaurants and bars. The bars serve all types of drinks and the restaurants serve varied styles of cuisine. So make it a point to dine in downtown Auckland or go out for a cocktail or two when you’re checking out the nightlife. • Consider the Auckland Bridge Climb in case you are up for some adventure. You can also try bungee jumping if you’re really brave! Bay of Islands If you are interested in sailing, fishing, and other watersports, the Bay of Islands is Popular Destinations to Visit in New Zealand. This place is at a three-hour distance by car from Auckland. Made up of 144 islands, this gorgeous region is seated between Cape Brett and the Purerua Peninsula.

  4. Now the question comes, what’s there to do in the Bay of Islands? Well, to answer this, get in the water! With Paihia Dive‘s intro-to-diving course you can try scuba diving. Here, you will be ferried far out into the bay where you can explore a whole new underwater world. You can also get up close and personal on a Fullers GreatSights Dolphin Eco Experience with the marine life of the Bay of Islands. You’ll get a view of the whales and dolphins from the boat and, if certain conditions allow, you can also swim with the wild dolphins. Book Your Tours For Europe: Activities in Uffizi Gallery Waiheke Island Waiheke Island is just a little more than half an hour by boat from downtown Auckland and is one of the best places to go in New Zealand, especially if you are a wine lover. For being just a small island in the middle of the Hauraki Gulf, this Island sure is home to numerous vineyards. You’ll want to find someone else to drive in order to sample as many of them as you can on a visit to this island. What we pick out of all is the Waiheke Island Wine Tours. They are expert local guides that will shuttle you around to three vineyards to sample 14 different varieties.

  5. All the wine from the Waiheke vineyards will surely make you hungry. So when it’s time for lunch, you can book it at the Mudbrick Vineyard Restaurant, a gorgeous eatery with amazing views of the sea and the vineyard. If you want a really special meal, the book from the Mudbrick Vineyard Restaurant’s menu, you’ll get a seven-course event with wine pairings. Of course, you are not here to just have wine! There’s so much more to do on Waiheke Island. It is also famous for its forests, beaches, olive groves, and vibrant art community. While you are here, we strongly recommend booking a hiking trip, culture tour, or a scenic flight, to see why Waiheke Island is one of the best places to visit in New Zealand. Want to See More Place in Europe: Two day visit and things to do in Palermo White Island White Island is known as the country’s most active volcano, and this is what makes it one of the best places to visit in New Zealand, especially if you are an adventurous traveler. By taking a scenic helicopter ride with the Volcanic Air Safaris, you can get up close and personal with the White Island. I think it’s safe to assume your tour won’t be like a leisurely stroll due to the fact that this is a very active volcano. On arriving here, you’ll have to wear a gas mask and a hard hat.

  6. Despite being commonly known as the White Island, the full name of the volcano is Te Puia o Whakaari –a Maori name which stands for “The Dramatic Volcano.” Captain Cook first called the island by its name ‘White Island’ in 1769 because every time he would sail near it, it would appear as if it’s covered in a cloud of white steam. Cook on the other hand never realized it was a volcano. In case it’s not your thing to take a helicopter tour of White Island, there are a number of other things to explore around the volcano. You can get a bird’s-eye view of the White Island on a scenic flight or take a boat to it. People also go for scuba diving around the island for a look at the underwater vents of the volcano. Christchurch Christchurch is Popular Destinations to Visit in New Zealand, between September 2010 and December 2011, was rocked by four large earthquakes, and ever since it has made a true comeback. The tourists arriving here can see evidence of the rebirth of this city almost everywhere, which includes new buildings formed of old shipping containers, such as the Re:START mall.

  7. Many of the original attractions in Christchurch are still standing. One of the best places to visit in Christchurch is the Botanic Gardens. It’s a sprawling network of horticultural displays, conservatories, and walking tracks. The gardens are known to feature some of the tallest, oldest, and largest trees in New Zealand. You can also take in from above the new and the old of Christchurch with a journey on the Christchurch Gondola. This is a cable car that will lift you on a scenic ride atop Mt. Cavendish. Queenstown Queenstown is located on the southwest side of South Island. It has a well-deserved reputation of being the adventure capital of the country. Queenstown is famous for its world-class skiing during the months of spring and winter (June to October). Of course, there are a plethora of things. You’ll find here to do year-round. Some examples of it include adventure activities such as skydiving, bungee jumping, river rafting, and jet boating. These things will allow you to experience the region at breathtaking speeds and from dizzying heights.

  8. It is also home to the Shotover Canyon Swing (the world’s highest cliff jump). Here you can hurl yourself off a cliff in various ways. One is the backward way and another one is being tied to a chair. In case you haven’t lost your appetite, meaning your lunch, on these adrenaline-pumping adventure trips. You can enjoy the dining scene in Queenstown—it’s considered one of the finest in New Zealand. Original Source: Things to do in New Zealand

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