Discover the North Island biggest and most populated city of NZ - Auckland. If you like city life and quiet beaches and bush tracks you will really enjoy Auckland.
The city is compact and most places of interest are within walking distance. For drivers, good motorways and internal roads link the northern, southern and western suburbs.
Wellington, located on the bottom of the North Island is NZ's capital city with vibrant city life, galleries and entertainment options. In Wellington you can find - Te Papa Museum, one of the largest new museums
in the world, covering NZ's Biocultural heritage and natural history and envionment.
Explore lots of art and crafts as you drive around the Coromandel and lots of beaches and sunshine in the Bay of Islands.
Whangarei is a developing, modern and vibrant city in the centre of a district of fertile farmlands, orchards and forest, plus a stunning harbour, located only 160km from Auckland.
Find great wine and Art Deco in Hawke's Bay and green landscapes in Waikato.
Tauranga and Mount Maunganui have much to offer visitors to the Bay of Plenty region.
In Tauranga some fabulous attractions like the Classic Flyers Museum and Mills Reef Winery waits for you. If you looking for adventure you can try a scenic helicopter flight or have a go at Blokarting.
Discover the centre of a thermal wonderland of bubbling pools in Rotorua. Boiling lakes, spouting geysers and steming streets in
the volcanic heart of the North Island. A lively centre for Maori culture. Hair-raising outdoor adventurous.
Visit Taupo and one of the world's most idyllic destinations, Lake Taupo with its sparkling blue water.
Gisborne is the first city in the world to see the sun rise. It is located on the scenic East Coast of New Zealand.
Whether you are looking for fine dining, award winning wineries, walks and nature reserves, or spectacular gardens, Gisborne has it all.
In Napier enjoy a bright, dynamic coastal community with a relaxed atmosphere.
A university town, getaway to the south and west of the North Island - Palmerston North is worth a visit.
In New Plymouth, enjoy your stay in beautiful undiscovered Taranaki home of the famous Surf Highway 45 were you can enjoy world
natural renowned surf spots such as The Kumera Patch and Stent Road, Egmont National Park and some unbelievable west coast fishing.
In Stratford there are many parks and gardens and all the streets are named after characters in 37 of William Shakespeare's plays.
In the upper North Island is Hamilton, the seventh-largest in New Zealand, and is an urban hub of activity. With a rapidly-growing cafe culture and town lifestyle, Hamilton draws great numbers of tourists, both from around New Zealand and internationally, each year. Hamilton also plays host to the National Agricultural Fieldays, a Gardens Summer Festival and the Balloons Over Waikato hot-air ballooning festival annually.
