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The Queen Mary 2, the largest cruise liner to visit New Zealand. Auckland, February 2007
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New Zealand has many kilometres of coastline where you can find both cruise liners and pleasure crafts anchored in her harbours. A number of international cruise liners call into the ports of New Zealand’s main cities and wilderness areas.

Overland sectors are easily organised, as are pre- and post-cruise itineraries.

There are 12 key ports of call in New Zealand, all with unique offerings and dramatically different landscapes. Most cruise ships begin their visit in the sunny North, working their way south to the historic cities of Christchurch and Dunedin and the dramatic fiords of Fiordland.



 
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