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A unique land of breathtaking scenery, from craggy coastlines, sweeping golden beaches, verdant forests to snow-capped alpine mountains, gurgling volcanic pools, flashing fish-filled rivers and glaciers, all beneath a brilliant blue sky. New Zealanders are are friendly, English-speaking people.

ATTRACTIONS: PLACES TO VISIT IN NEW ZEALAND
	The Kingston Flyer New Zealand's famous vintage steam train, based in Kingston on the southern shores of Lake Wakatipu. The Kingston Flyer's history spans over 120 years, set in spectacular mountain scenery.		Whitestone Waitaki Idyllic fishing villages, emerald green lakes, snowcapped mountains and rolling green pastures, Whitestone Waitaki is a place of haunting natural beauty.

WELLINGTON OVERVIEW:

Welcome to Wellington - New Zealand's capital city. Wellington enjoys a well-earned reputation as New Zealand's arts and entertainment capital. It is home to the Museum of New Zealand (Te Papa), the New Zealand Symphony Orchestra and The Royal New Zealand Ballet. Wellingtonians, like most New Zealanders, tend to have a passion for sport. Whether cheering on their beloved Hurricanes and Lions rugby teams at the WestpacTrust Stadium, nipping out after work for a mountain-biking session in the Town Belt or kayaking on the picturesque harbour.

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AUCKLAND OVERVIEW:

Auckland may not be New Zealand's capital, that distinction going to Wellington, but it is the country's largest city and its major gateway for most travellers. To the southeast is the sophisticated Parnell district, with the Auckland Museum and Auckland Domain Park, while northwest of the centre is Herne Bay and Ponsonby. These are the hip areas, with bohemian bars and cafés.

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