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OTHER NORTH ISLAND CITIES INFORMATION

BAY OF ISLANDS
In fact, there's so much to see and do in the Bay of Islands all sixteen kilometres of it, that there just isn't room enough here to describe it all. It's the busiest, quietest place you'll ever come to, and it lies under the bluest skies in the world. The bay has many interesting historic towns including Paihia, Russell, Waitangi and Kerikeri. The Bay of Islands was the site at which the earliest contact between the indigenous population and European settlers took place. Visit Waitangi to see the treaty house, where New Zealand’s founding document was signed by Maori and Pakeha leaders.

HAMILTON
In middle of the Waikato in the North Island of New Zealand. Kirikiriroa (in Maori for Hamilton) is New Zealand's largest inland city, connected to the ocean by the mighty Waikato river. From the majestic Waikato River to the spectacular Hamilton Gardens to lakes, walkways and golf courses Hamilton provides the perfect environment for leisure.

NEW PLYMOUTH
The area around the sunny city of New Plymouth, located in the Taranaki region, is well-known for its black sand surfing beaches and glorious parks and gardens. A Mecca for trampers, climbers and surfers alike, Ngamotu (in Maori for New Plymouth) is set in an environment that offers the best of the natural wonders these enthusiasts seek. It is also noted for being a coastal city with a mountain within 30 minutes drive, where residents and visitors to New Plymouth can snowboard, ski, water ski and surf all in the same day.

PALMERSTON NORTH
Situated on the banks of the Manawatu River nestled at the foot of the impressive Tararua Mountain Range. The city has been able to maintain a complementary relationship between the modern conveniences and technology of big city life, and the quality and ease of small town lifestyle, offering visitors and residents alike the best of both worlds Te Papa-i-oea (in Maori for Palmerston North)

WHANGAREI
Whangarei is a developing, modern and vibrant city in the centre of a district of fertile farmlands, orchards and forest, plus a stunning harbour and coastline with some of New Zealand's finest beaches. From sand dunes to volcanic cones, our environment supports people producing fine foods and wide ranging art works, busy professionals and talented youth, all in a classic kiwi lifestyle.