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(round trip a year ago) We stayed at the top 10 campsite, that was perfect for one night, so we could visit the city, walked over the railway bridge for wine tasting etc. etc. We have been there several times and never met anybody. When it rains, which unfortunately sometimes happens in "sunny Gizzy", the Eastcoast Museum of Technology is a sensation in itself. Normally I'm not a fan of New Zealand museums (spoiled Europeans), but this one is a must see. Everything is exhibited here, from old cars, old trucks, to old household appliances, construction machinery, medical equipment, old buildings and so much more.

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Nevertheless, some of the others have remained and are still being tested. The rainiest month is July (winter in the southern hemisphere) and rain during harvest time is not uncommon. In March and April, the harvesting months, an average of 100 mm of rain falls. However, the mountains in the interior also mean that rain clouds coming from the ocean cannot move on.

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Summers can be very hot here with temperatures above 30°C, but in winter there is regular snow.

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>>/ul> You can visit the 60m long Rere Rockslide before heading further south. It is a detour, but sliding down a rock in the water is worth it! You can certainly borrow a mat from the other adrenaline fans. You can easily add "A Taste of New Zealand" to this module and spend a convivial evening with various New Zealand wines in an international group. In particular, we may collect personal information that may indicate ethnic origin, religious, philosophical or political beliefs, sexual orientation or health-related data, such as medical history or dietary restrictions, if such information is related to our services or the application process. Further information about our use of cookies and tracking technologies and your choices are available in ourCookie Policy. To learn about Do Not Track and for information about how to opt out of receiving targeted advertising, please visit ourCookie Policy. Please visit our Cookie Policy to learn more about how to disable cookies and how to opt out of receiving targeted advertising, please visit our Cookie Policy. This module takes you to the remote east coast of New Zealand's North Island - to Gisborne. As the unofficial "Chardonnay capital" of New Zealand, Gisborne has some excellent wineries that you can visit for a tasting. From the top of a mountain you can watch the first sunrays of the new day bathe the sky above the deep blue ocean in a soft red. Enjoy the peace and seclusion off the beaten tourist track and watch the surfers indulge their passion in harmony with nature. He was luckier there and then on other coasts. Cook sailed around the North and South Island of New Zealand and invented

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