Been there, done that, was on the cover of their brochure in the early 90's. Good times, the horses were cool too. Gallop on the beach you say... Hell Yea.. Chick got bucked in the rocks coming down a hill. Funny stuff.
Travel advice - sailor visiting New Zealand in February
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Been there, done that, was on the cover of their brochure in the early 90's. Good times, the horses were cool too. Gallop on the beach you say... Hell Yea.. Chick got bucked in the rocks coming down a hill. Funny stuff.
Depending on the time you have, do a "Kiwi Experience" tour. The YC are cool if you can get a ride or something is going on obv, but there is a ton to see really really close to Aukland that is better with a guide. They will get you to the cool stuff without all the planning. Glow worm caves were cool as was the blackwater rafting. https://www.kiwiexperience.com/. And you have to do a bungee.. The 4 wheeling was really cool down by Queenstown.
It was like MTV "Road Rules" back in the day... LOL.
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If you're into trees, there's a big ass Kauri tree. Massive
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If you're into sandy beaches, there's a big ass one. 90 mile beach. Can you still drive on it? I don't know.
If you're into seeing a big ass portion of the ocean and horizon.
Cape Reinga/ Te Rerenga Wairua
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And cocktails on a porch in the Bay of Islands.
If you're into trees, there's a big ass Kauri tree. Massive
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If you're into sandy beaches, there's a big ass one. 90 mile beach. Can you still drive on it? I don't know.
If you're into seeing a big ass portion of the ocean and horizon.
Cape Reinga/ Te Rerenga Wairua
Cape Reinga - Things to see and do - North Island | New Zealand
Cape Reinga is ultimate northern New Zealand. See two oceans collide & discover the place of leaping, where Maori spirits begin their final journey.
And cocktails on a porch in the Bay of Islands.
