Category: Hiking & outdoors
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Hiking the Tongariro alpine crossing; The World’s best day hike
The Tongariro alpine crossing in New Zealand’s North Island is renowned as the world’s best day hike. The 19.4km journey includes steep ascents up an active volcano and unpredictable weather. Despite its difficulty and danger, it’s a must-do. Here’s everything you need to know!
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Hiking Te Mata Peak, Hawkes Bay
Te Mata Peak is located just South of Hastings, behind Havelock North, Hawkes Bay, New Zealand. The spectacular display of rugged green hills begs to be explored, all in which can be done on it’s multiple hiking and mountain bike trails. Being 399 metres in elevation from sea level, the trail entails a number of…
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Hiking the iconic Hanging rock, Victoria
Hanging Rock, near the Macedon Ranges in Victoria, is both an iconic literary site and a natural wonder. Immortalised by the Australian book and TV series “Picnic at hanging rock”, Its unique formation, shaped by ancient volcanic activity, holds spiritual significance for Indigenous Australians. The icon is accessible to the public and makes the perfect…
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Sailing lake Taupo, New Zealand
Lake Taupo, the largest lake in Australasia, holds unique natural and cultural significance in New Zealand. Formed from a volcanic eruption 1500 years ago, it now offers tranquil beauty and Maori legends. The best way to explore is on the Barbary eco boat, experiencing Maori carvings and lush scenery. Don’t miss the opportunity to swim…
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Camping at Waipatiki beach, Hawkes Bay
In the lesser-known Hawkes Bay region of New Zealand’s North Island, Waipatiki beach holiday park offers a secluded escape among pine forests, hills, and black sand beaches. Here’s everything you need to know!
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