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Top 10 must-see travel destinations: New Zealand



 Top 10 places to visit in New Zealand 


I moved to New Zealand back when I was seven years old, and as I grew up, I wanted to find some fantastic places to visit. I found the ten best places to visit in New Zealand. 


This list will contain five places in the south island of New Zealand and five of the north island. 


North Island


1- Matamata

All my hobbit fans will definitely want to check out Matamata, where the shire lays. 







But for all my non-hobbit fans, there is still a lot to do in Matamata, from the Wairere falls to the opal hot springs. 


2- Pouakai

If you love long walks, The pouakai range is for you, but even if you don’t want to go on a walk, there is still a lot of sightseeing to do. 



3-Waiheke Island

From beautiful beaches to wine tours 

Waiheke island has something for everyone. 



4-Rotorua

From the hot springs to the Maori culture, Rotorua is a must-go destination. 



5-Coromandel

The coromandel has such a vibrant history that it’s no wonder most people rave about going to the coromandel on holiday. 



South Island 


6- Wanaka 

Want to relax on the lakefront Wanaka is the place to go



7- Hanmer springs

From the hot pools to amazing snow views, Hanmer Springs is a must-go destination in the winter



8- Oamaru

Take a step back in time and go to Oamaru; with old victorian buildings, penguin seeing, beautiful views and steampunk culture, Oamaru is one of my favourite holiday destinations. 



9- lake Tekapo

Lake Tekapo is the perfect destination to stargaze in hot pools with a drink in hand. 



10- Bluff

The bluff oyster festival is a must-see event when in the South Island or New Zealand. Held once a year, there is so much fun to have, and if you go to the top of Bluff hill, you are sure to get some beautiful photos. 



What’s your favourite destination in New Zealand?

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