Waihi Beach-Calm after the storm
When it comes to the sorts of events you plan for as a holiday park owner, dealing with containers washing up on your beach is not normally high on th
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Pohara Beach: A Community Pulls Together
Facing extreme weather events is the last thing any park owner wants, and unfortunately Brent and Del at Pohara TOP 10 have had more than their fair s
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Hanmer Springs, New Zealand - Activities & Attractions
The beautiful Hanmer Springs is located 65 kilometres southwest of Kaikoura (135 km by car). The township is built around a hot mineral spring which w
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Bay of Plenty Activities
The Bay of Plenty is a large bay on the northern coast of the North Island. The 259 km of coastline, mild climate and abundance of sea life make thi
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Tips for a Great New Zealand Camping Holiday
Always be prepared. Not only the mantra of boy and girl scouts the world over, but also a great thought to live by if you are thinking about heading
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Free Things to do in Tauranga
Tauranga is a vibrant city in one of the most rapidly growing parts of New Zealand. Filled with arts, culture and stunning scenery, there are no short
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Coromandel Walks
The Coromandel Peninsula labels itself as the place New Zealanders go on vacation… They’re not wrong. The pristine beaches, sub-tropical climate
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Northland and Bay of Islands Activities: Cultural Attractions
A country settled from the top down, Northland is widely regarded as the birthplace of Aotearoa New Zealand. When the country was first settled, a
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Highlights of the Far North:Touring from the Bay of Islands to Cape Reinga
The ‘far north’ describes the northernmost corner of New Zealand: a sub-tropical paradise with plenty to do (or not do, if serious relaxing is on
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Whangarei Attractions: What is there to do in Whangarei?
Whangarei, the northernmost city in New Zealand and the commercial hub of Northland, is a popular base for visits to the region.
A great blend of a b
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Winter in New Zealand's Northland, What to Expect
Did you know that Northland is New Zealand’s only subtropical region? Just hearing the word ‘subtropical’, while the rest of the country is shi
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Pohara Beach: A Community Pulls Together
Facing extreme weather events is the last thing any park owner wants, and unfortunately Brent and Del at Pohara TOP 10 have had more than their fair s
Hanmer Springs, New Zealand - Activities & Attractions
The beautiful Hanmer Springs is located 65 kilometres southwest of Kaikoura (135 km by car). The township is built around a hot mineral spring which w
Bay of Plenty Activities
The Bay of Plenty is a large bay on the northern coast of the North Island. The 259 km of coastline, mild climate and abundance of sea life make thi
Tips for a Great New Zealand Camping Holiday
Always be prepared. Not only the mantra of boy and girl scouts the world over, but also a great thought to live by if you are thinking about heading
Free Things to do in Tauranga
Tauranga is a vibrant city in one of the most rapidly growing parts of New Zealand. Filled with arts, culture and stunning scenery, there are no short
Coromandel Walks
The Coromandel Peninsula labels itself as the place New Zealanders go on vacation… They’re not wrong. The pristine beaches, sub-tropical climate
Northland and Bay of Islands Activities: Cultural Attractions
A country settled from the top down, Northland is widely regarded as the birthplace of Aotearoa New Zealand. When the country was first settled, a
Highlights of the Far North:Touring from the Bay of Islands to Cape Reinga
The ‘far north’ describes the northernmost corner of New Zealand: a sub-tropical paradise with plenty to do (or not do, if serious relaxing is on
Whangarei Attractions: What is there to do in Whangarei?
Whangarei, the northernmost city in New Zealand and the commercial hub of Northland, is a popular base for visits to the region. A great blend of a b
Winter in New Zealand's Northland, What to Expect
Did you know that Northland is New Zealand’s only subtropical region? Just hearing the word ‘subtropical’, while the rest of the country is shi