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New Zealand Tours & Sightseeing Activities
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Air-Land Tour - Stewart Island
Scenic flights can be tailored to showcase whatever part of Southland you desire. From Oreti Beach, the stretch of Southern Coast made famous by Burt Munro, to Stewart Island, Stewart Island Flights is driven by a passion to create a unique experience that showcases the beauty and diversity of New Zealands Southern climes. We pride ourselves on our friendly staff and providing the best service to cater for all visitors to our stunning region. More... |
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Motorcycling - Auckland - Starting from NZ $120 per day
For your Auckland motorcycle rentals and unbeatable deals for motorbike hire in all Auckland and New Zealand. Ride New Zealand on our great touring motorbikes, and enjoy the best scenic country for motorcycles in the world. More... |
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Rail Tour - Dunedin - Starting from NZ $50.00 per person
The Waitati Seasider is an exciting trip which takes passengers on the spectacular section of coastal railway line between Dunedin and Oamaru and operates on frequent days throughout the summer season. This is a must-do rail trip in New Zealand! Dates are on our brochure and bookings can be made for Groups and FITs. It may also be possible to have extra Seasider services scheduled for group bookings by prior arrangement. Familys can be arranged anytime - contact us to book. More... |
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Jet Boating - Rotorua
Welcome to Kawarau Jet, based on the shores of scenic Lake Rotorua, New Zealand. If ever a tourism operator lived up to its catch-cry of speed, spins and adrenaline, it's K-Jet. You'll only have to look at the smiley faces of passengers who've embarked from the big yellow boat to know they've had an awesome experience. We offer an endless range of activities, combining sight seeing and the cultural aspects of the surrounding area with 'speed, spins and adrenaline'! More... |
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Day Tour - Waimangu Volcanic Valley - Starting from NZ $37.00 per adult
Prime Rotorua tourist attraction, Waimangu Volcanic Valley offers self guided tours through spectacular geothermal activity in the world's youngest geothermal system. Waimangu Volcanic Valley is home to wonderful plant and bird life, thermal hot springs, steaming cliffs, volcanic craters and many more geothermal features.We are just 20 minutes South of Rotorua and 40 minutes North of Taupo. More... |
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Attraction - Christchurch
The International Antarctic Centre is your destination for authentic, interactive fun and provides an exciting experience of Antarctica for visitors of all ages. It doesn't matter whether you're 2 or 92 - there's hours of fun here for everyone!
You'll visit 'Antarctica' the snow and ice experience, survive an Antarctic Storm, learn about life in modern day Antarctica and Scott Base, and hang out with Little Blue Penguins! More... |
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Skydiving - Bay of Islands
Skydiving over the Bay of Islands is arguably one of the most scenic and picturesque skydives you can do in New Zealand, letting you experience the 144 islands that make up the Bay of Islands from the air. You can clearly see the curve of the earth when you are over 2 miles up, and if the weather permits, you may even catch a glimpse of the Cavalli Islands to the north too! More... |
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Canyoning - Auckland
The Piha Canyon is set in an amazing steep-sided volcanic rock valley, providing a spectacular setting for your adventure with a series of thundering waterfalls that cascade their way down the valley towards the ocean. More... |
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Attraction - Rotorua - Starting from NZ $35.00 per adult
Hell's Gate Geothermal Park is set in 50 acres with a large variety of thermal features, and is Rotorua's most active thermal park. Walk past steaming fumeroles and hot pools of boiling MUD so violent they are unnerving. More... |
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Water Activity - Stewart Island
Complete the first section of one of "New Zealand's Great Walks". This trip begins at Lee Bay, the official entry to the Rakiura National Park. Continue by foot along a well formed path for about 1.5-2hrs to Maori Beach, the site of a 1913 timber mill. A further 1-1.5hrs brings you to your destination of Port William which is full of history, from early Maori Villages, sealing and whaling bases, the first police station in 1867 and much more. Add to all of this, a visually environment! More... |
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