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Read more about these regions of New Zealand
Auckland Region
Auckland, New Zealand’s largest city, with over 1.65 million residents, is a vibrant metropolis boasting diverse cultures, landscapes, and culinary delights. Situated between two harbors, it offers an array of bays, beaches, islands, and vineyards to explore, including the iconic Rangitoto Island and Great Barrier Island. Auckland’s cultural richness stems from its blend of Polynesian, British, and European influences, attracting immigrants from around the globe. Positioned in the northern region of the North Island, Auckland is surrounded by the Hauraki Gulf, Hunua Ranges, Manukau Harbour, and Waitakere Ranges, with its central area nestled on a narrow isthmus between the Manukau and Waitemata Harbours.
Northland Region
Incorporating the Bay of Islands, the Kaipara District, Hokianga & Far North.
For those seeking idyllic, uncrowded beaches set amidst a subtropical paradise, look no further than Northland, New Zealand.
Northland’s east coast is renowned for its pristine shorelines, while the west coast boasts awe-inspiring natural wonders like the ancient Tane Mahuta kauri tree and untouched forests of Waipoua, Warawara, Omahuta Kauri Sanctuary, and Puketi.
Don’t miss the extraordinary Koutu and Wairere Boulders, along with the majestic sand dunes of North Hokianga and the iconic Ninety Mile Beach.
