1. Climb the Sky Tower in Auckland
The largest city in New Zealand has an interesting cosmopolitan and hundreds of things to do. If you have to choose, the icon of Auckland is the Sky Tower, a futuristic tower with 328 meters is the tallest structure in the southern hemisphere. In just 40 seconds you get a lift to the top. There, the floor is transparent and the image of the city at the foot of the visitor is unique, like the horizon, with views up to 80 miles in any direction. Need more excitement? You can jump from another low point of the tower, 192 meters far from negligible-or feel like Spiderman, giving back to the same height, but on a platform 1.2 meters wide, harness through.
2. Swimming, surfing and enjoying the sun in Bay of Islands
Paradise is everything you can imagine when thinking of New Zealand beaches. The Bay of Islands is well north of the North Island and in turn consists of more than 150 small uninhabited islands among which you can surf, swim alone or with dolphins, or just jump in the sand to watch the turquoise sea. Among the prominent cities is Pahia preferred by locals to vacation, and Keri Keri, with beautiful landscapes and orchards-labor source for temporary workers-of kiwis and citrus.
3. Watch a sunset on Maunganui
4. Crossing the Tongariro volcano
It is known as one of the ten best treks in the world one day. Despite having inspired the hellish Mordor from The Lord of the Rings, the unpredictability of the landscape and the climate, which veer from one moment to another, makes this walk so fabulous. It’s almost 20 miles to start early in the morning and end at the opposite end, in the afternoon. In between wild scenarios, other gray and almost lunar craters and alternate with the legendary volcanic lakes, a stunning emerald for its mineral components.
5. Fishing in a luxury lodge in Taupo
The city name names the largest lake in New Zealand, in the center of the North Island. Here we offer many adventure activities such as bungee jumping or skydiving. But for lovers of fishing, here is your home one of the most prestigious fishing lodges in the world, the Huka Lodge. At the edge of the Waikato River, which, drafty, amazed by its stunning emerald-, accommodation is luxurious and offers activities worthy of a traditional lodge, and fly fishing. Among its more famous guests are the queens of England and Holland, and also, of course, Princess Maxima.
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