New Zealand North Island Towns

The Bay of Islands, Cape Reinga, Great Barrier Island, Hokianga, Kaitaia, Kerikeri, Masterton, New Plymouth, Ohakune, Paihia, Russell, Taihape, Tauranga, Mt Maunganui, Turangi, Waiheke Island, Waikaremoana, Waiouru, Wanganui, Whakatane and Whitianga. Auckland city centre is served by a high-speed shuttle to Waiheke Island, the'suburb by the sea'. The Waiheke has a unique charme and a unique vacation ambience by the sea.

Its relaxed, self-sufficient way of living embodies the Kiwi's tradition of living. The most conspicuous adventure on the way to Waiouru is in New Zealand. This is Turangi's heartbeat, with New Zealand's biggest lakes (Lake Taupo) on its doorstep and Tongariro National Park.

Waikaremoana Lake is a natural treasure in the heart of the mystic Te Urewera National Park on the central North Island. New Zealand's longest navalable watercourse produced Wanganui - a city that is proud to call itself'The City. It was an important means of transport for Maori and Europeans for hundreds of years.

Taihape is a small city on the south side of the central volcanic plateau and is known as'Gumboot Capital of New Zealand'. A certain amount of audacity and strong intellectual autonomy is needed to obtain such a name. The Paihia began as a tranquil missionary base on the soft banks of the Bay of Islands.

Here the Maori and Europeans lived in New Zealand. Nowadays it is a city that reflects the vibrant tourist atmosphere of a growing number of kiwis and tourists from all over the world. Russell's location by the sea and the charms of the'Old World' make a walk along the promenade a real treat.

Ohaakune was known as the "après-ski capitol of the north". It is a new picture of a city of parties that can be seen as an alternate to its tradition of being New Zealand's "carrot capital". It is located in a strategic position at the bottom of the mountain road that leads directly to the Turoa skiing area on Mount Ruapehu.

Kaitaia means "abundance of food" in the Maori, selected for the rich birds in the old Kauri woods and the rich variety of seafood and seafood along 90 Mile Beach. The Great Barrier is an enchanting island of complete tranquillity, loneliness, rugged natural beauties and cordial accommodation - just the right place for your dream vacation.

There is a lone beacon and a knobbly, twisting Poohutukawa on a wind-swept rocky peak at the north tip of New Zealand that have a place in the Kiwi psycho.