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The Best Food and Wine Tours in the Bay of Islands
Dine on local seafood, drink wine straight from the winery, taste handmade chocolates at the factory, and sail the bay while indulging in a gourmet l
The Best Motels in Kerikeri, Russell, Paihia and the Bay of Islands
Welcome to the subtropical oasis of the Bay of Islands where the motels are a little different than what you might be used to when t
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Where to Find Self-Catering Accommodations in Kerikeri, Russell, Paihia and the Bay of Islands
The subtropical North Island region of the Bay of Islands is home to fruit orchards, vineyards and fresh
How to Plan a Trip to the Bay of Islands on a Budget
Lucky enough to be able to fit the Bay of Islands in your New Zealand itinerary? You’ll have a blast in the Winterless North! Beaches, waterf
How to Plan a Family Trip to Paihia, Kerikeri and the Bay of Islands
Venture north to New Zealand‘s land of endless summer, the Bay of Islands. Made up of the seaside towns of Paihia and Russell
All-Weather and Indoor Activities in the Bay of Islands – Perfect for a Rainy Day or in Winter!
The Bay of Islands might be renowned for its beautiful sunny days, but it does rain occasionally.
Where to Stay in the Bay of Islands for Backpackers
Sea, sand, waterfalls, wildlife… The Bay of Islands is the North Island’s little piece of paradise with consistently good weather and lo
Where to Find Boutique Lodges & B&Bs in the Bay of Islands
Escape the hustle and bustle of large hotels and motels and keep things simple, quiet and homely with one of the amazing boutique lod
Family Activities in the Bay of Islands
Ocean, islands and endless summer, the Bay of Islands is the ideal family escape. Just over three hours north of Auckland, the Bay of Islands and its towns of P
Historical Places in the Bay of Islands, Hokianga and Beyond
New Zealand‘s human history starts in the Northland region, from the very first Māori explorer, Kupe, who first set foot on New Zeal
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