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Auckland, Auckland Region
Climb green volcanic cones in the heart of a large city to peer into deep craters and explore ancient Maori earthworks. Look out over the harbours, islands and beyond.
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Collingwood, Nelson Region
With open sea on one side and sheltered waters on the other, this massive sandspit has two entirely different faces.
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Dargaville, Northland Region
Tokatoka Peak is an extraordinary mountain near the edge of the Wairoa River in Northland. It only takes 20 minutes to walk to the summit.
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Fox Glacier, West Coast Region
Witness the puzzle of huge valleys of ice that extend well below the snowline, almost to the sea. Here the ice age is still underway.
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Greymouth, West Coast Region
Gaze in wonder at nature's artistry as columns of water shoot skyward from rocks that resemble giant stacks of pancakes.
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Manapouri, Fiordland Region
From Manapouri you can arrange transport to Doubtful Sound, the deepest and second longest of New Zealand's fiords.
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Martinborough, Wairarapa Region
You don't have to travel far to find yourself on another planet. The Putangirua Pinnacles are just an hour's drive from Martinborough.
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Milford Sound, Fiordland Region
When it rains in Milford Sound, and it often does, dozens of 'temporary waterfalls' cascade down the cliff faces, some as long as 1000 metres.
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New Plymouth, Taranaki Region
Paritutu and the Sugar Loaf Islands are remnants a large volcano that was active nearly two million years ago.
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Oamaru, Dunedin - Coastal Otago Region
You simply can't drive along the North Otago coast without stopping to stare at the Moeraki Boulders - they're amazing!