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Levin

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Pause in Levin for beach walks and bargains.
The town of Levin serves the local agricultural community. It also has a thriving clothing industry, so is known as a factory outlet shopping destination. With the Tasman Sea coast on one side and the Tararua Ranges on the other, Levin can offer a wide range of outdoor adventures. Lake Horowhenua, a dune lake, is a popular rowing and yachting venue. To the south, Lake Papaitonga has historic connections with the important Maori chief Te Rauparaha. If you walk south from Waitarere Beach, just north-east of Levin, you’ll encounter the rusting remains of the sailing ship Hydrabad, which was blown ashore in 1878.
Functional facts: Approx. population 16,000, good range of shops and services, visitor information centre.



Levin i-SITE Visitor Centre
Visitor Information Centre in Levin
Situated in Levin our Regional Visitor Information Centre can help you plan & book your stress free New Zealand holiday.
 

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Levin does not have scheduled passenger air services.

The nearest airport is in Palmerston North (49 minutes)

 


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