New Zealand Travel Guide

Whangarei, pronounced, is the northernmost city in New Zealand and the regional capital of Northland Region. It has a warm semi-tropical climate, with summer daytime temperatures around 24-26°C, regular rainy days year round and mild winters that rarely have frosts and are mild enough for the region to be described as the winterless north. Whangarei is around two hours drive north of Auckland. One hour south of the Bay of Islands and one hour east of Dargaville. Whangarei has good opportunities for short and medium duration walks. Whangarei has many tourist attractions and travel activities with something to suit all ages, tastes and budgets. From adrenaline-pumping adventure...

Adventures is a unique collection of small group, multi-activity adventure tours of New Zealand. These tours are suitable for people of average fitness - not necessarily the hardened sportsperson! They are aimed at those sophisticated travellers seeking an active New Zealand holiday, which includes the "honey pots", but also steps aside from the mainstream to explore the less visited New Zealand. New Zealand is an island nation is the south-west Pacific Ocean. It is made up, primarily, of two islands: the North Island and the South Island. Each is distinctly different, but both have virtually unlimited natural beauty. One of the coolest place to do a kayak...