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Gisborne
If you have a strong interest in Maori culture - and you love food, wine and surf beaches - Gisborne is a city you won’t want to miss.

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Opotiki
Opotiki is a great place to slow down and get into the mood of Eastland. There are beaches to wander, forests to explore and rivers to ride.
Ruatoria
From the town of Ruatoria you can plan to climb Mount Hikurangi, the first point on mainland New Zealand to see the sunrise each day.
Te Araroa
Stop in Te Araroa to admire the oldest and largest pohutukawa tree in New Zealand, then challenge yourself to climb up to the East Cape lighthouse.
Waikaremoana (Urewera National Park)
Enclosed by the pristine native forest of Te Urewera National Park, Lake Waikaremoana is one of the North Island’s most beautiful wilderness escapes.
Wairoa
Wairoa is a friendly place to buy supplies before you venture into the wilds of Te Urewera National Park. You’ll love the wooden lighthouse.
 
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