Let’s meet in Auckland Newzealand

Are you ready to go on vacation and have the best time possible?

Today we go to New Zealand and Visit the city of Auckland New Zealand largest city.

Discover auckland newzealand

Let’s discover some of the North Islands most unique features. Starting with Auckland’s vineyards, and check out the beautiful harbor activities, and then Hobbiton Rotorua.

Taupo offers more geothermal experiences, plus the chance to walk the famous Tongariro Alpine Crossing, and it’s time to delve underground and admire the cave formations in the Waitomo region.

Remember to check the Hamilton’s beautiful botanic gardens on the way back to Auckland. We are going for Seven days.

First day,

Let’s spend the day in Auckland, New Zealand’s largest city, is set between 3 beautiful harbors and dotted with 48 extinct volcanic cones.

Whether you want relaxation, shopping, art and culture, or an escape into nature, Auckland is the perfect spot.

Do you like to try the  ferry

Head out on a ferry to hike the island volcano of Rangitoto; or visit the wineries and art galleries of Waiheke Island.

Try harbor activities like sailing an America’s Cup yacht, kayaking or jet boating.

If you love Nature go west to the Waitakere Ranges and rugged black-sand beaches. Visit natural wonders like the Karekare Falls, and Lion Rock at Piha Beach.

Enjoy shopping in Auckland

Enjoy the designer shops and the cafes of downtown Auckland, and visit the Museum and Art Gallery.

Discover world-class shopping, dining and entertainment in the city Centre. Splurge on designer fashion, indulge in Pacific-Rim cuisine overlooking the harbor and discover buzzing waterfront precincts.

In the evening stay out and enjoy Auckland’s nightlife at Britomart, the Viaduct and Wynyard Quarter downtown, risqué K-Road, or the nearby trend-setting suburbs of Ponsonby and Parnell.

Central Auckland is a hub

of urban delights set against beautiful coastal scenery. It’s not hard to see why this is regarded as one of the most livable cities in the world.

And on the second day

After the city escape of Auckland and the rolling Bombay Hills, Visit Hobbiton Movie Set in Matamata to see how this imaginary place was brought to life.

Have good time in plantation pine forest and a refreshing patch of native bush, Fitzgerald Glade, before you encounter the unusual terrain of the Mamaku district.

Marks of Volcano

Mini volcanic cones mark the landscape, some showing their solidified lava core.

Let your evening in Rotorua include a Maori culture show followed by a traditional hangi meal.

The spirit of Manaakitanga (hospitality) is alive and well in the geothermal wonderland of Rotorua- famous for its natural hot springs, shooting geysers, bubbling mud pools, and the local indigenous people who live amongst the geothermal activity and use the boiling water to cook, bathe and warm their homes.

At Whakarew arena

You can see how early Māori used the geothermal waters of this area to cook, bathe and washing.

Toss a gold coin into the river and watch as local children dive into the water to retrieve it, as their ancestors have done for generations.

Enjoy the interactive Rotorua Museum, and visit Ohinemutu Village and see beautiful carved meeting houses and a Tudor-style church decorated with Māori art.

Third day

Check out Rotorua sits squarely on the Pacific Ring of Fire, and volcanic activity is part of the city’s past and present.

Explore the geothermal areas and discover the unique culture of New Zealand’s Maori people.

Rotorua’s lakes are a great place for water sports; it is one of the world’s top mountain biking trails.

Most families visit the animal’s parks and experiencing Rotorua’s growing range of quirky and bizarre adventure activities.

And Fourth day

Will visit Rotorua – Taupo

The road to Taupo is very entertaining with its unusual, volcanic geography. Also, you will drive through large area of plantation pine forest.

You can take a side road to a geothermal park, where you’ll discover geysers, silica terraces and craters of boiling mud.

At the end of your journey you’ll encounter the Wairakei Geothermal Power Station. You will also see Huka Falls and a world-acclaimed golf course.

More things to see and do

The resort town of Taupo sits on the edge of New Zealand’s largest lake, usually well stocked with trout.

You’ll find everything a traveler could wish for, including an excellent choice of restaurants.

A boat cruise or kayaking trip out to the Maori rock carvings at Mine Bay is an excellent way to learn about the history of this beautiful area.

The fifth day

Usually described as New Zealand’s greatest day walk the Tongariro Alpine Crossing is a challenge across a remarkable volcanic landscape. Beginning in Manga tepopo Valley near Whakapapa, the track takes roughly 8 hours.

Usually the Lava flows, an active crater, steam vents, emerald-colored lakes and beautiful views combine to make this an unforgettable walking journey.

Enjoy a hot soak in Tokaanu at the end of your walk, and spend the night in Turangi.

And day Six

Let’s go to the Waitomo Caves in Turangi, Today you make your way from Turangi to the twinkling glow-worm caves of Waitomo.

Enjoy the views of Tongariro National Park as you journey west to the rail hub of Taumarunui.

Enjoy beautiful Pureora Forest Park, which is home to several rare bird species, has a number of well-marked walking tracks.

After the timber town of Te Kuiti, it’s just a short drive to the Waitomo turn-off.

What in Waitomo Caves district

The Waitomo Caves district is famous for its subterranean splendor. Beneath the surface of this limestone region is a series of vast cave systems decorated with stalactites, stalagmites and glow-worms.

And on the seventh day

On The trip to Hamilton takes you through prime Waikato farmland. The kiwi house in Otorohanga is a chance to meet New Zealand’s national symbol.

Hamilton city is great place to stop for lunch, and at the southern end of the main street you’ll discover a wide variety of excellent restaurants and cafes.

Local attractions include beautiful botanic gardens, museums and a giant free flight aviary at Hamilton Zoo.

Let’s see more

The Waikato River will accompany you for much of your journey north.

You’ll see side roads leading to Waingaro Hot Springs and Raglan, a surf resort on the west coast.

And when you approach Auckland, you can’t miss the extinct volcanic cones that dot the landscape – there are 48 in all. The city is also set between 3 beautiful harbors.