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Motorbike.
1 person.
$109/day, min 1 day, max 5 days, 3.7L/100km.
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Small car.
1 - 2 people.
$129/day, min 1 day, max 10 days, 8.5L/100km.
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Large car.
1 - 5 people.
$144/day, min 3 days, max 10 days, 9.7L/100km.
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Motor home.
2 - 6 people.
$200/day, min 2 days, max 15 days, 17L/100km.
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Hiking
Hiking New Zealand is the best way to see beautiful landscapes and explore vast wilderness areas. So grab a pack and put on your walking boots.
Wine tasting
Kiwis have developed a discerning palate when it comes to wine, reflected in the number of high-quality wineries and vineyards throughout the country.
Beaches
From jagged, rocky shores to hidden black and white sands, turquoise lagoons to tumultuous surf, seaside natural hot springs to immense dunes, there's a beach for every temperament in the land of the Kiwis.
Adventure activities
New Zealand is home to a wide variety of activities for the adrenaline junkies. From skydiving to bungy jumping to jetboating, zorbing, rafting and more.
Whale watching
Get an exciting up-close encounter with the world’s largest toothed predator the Giant Sperm Whale in their natural environment at all times of the year.
Glowworm caves
Be amazed by the thousands of magical glowworms above, as you glide silently by boat in the world of famous Waitomo Glowworm Caves. Guided since the late 1880s, this is the original, iconic New Zealand attraction.
The Treaty of Waitangi is New Zealand’s founding document. It takes its name from the place in the Bay of Islands where it was first signed, on 6 February 1840.
This day is now a public holiday in New Zealand. The Treaty is an agreement, in Māori and English, that was made between the British Crown and about 540 Māori rangatira (chiefs).
The status of the Treaty has evolved over time. Unlike many other countries, New Zealand does not have a constitution in the form of a single document. It has a collection of common laws, customs and legislation that establish the framework of government.
The Treaty was the initial agreement that established British authority. This authority was later transferred to the New Zealand Parliament. Māori leaders and people have stressed the Treaty’s importance ever since. In recent history, successive governments have recognised the significance of the Treaty in the life of the nation.
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