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Wellington, New Zealand
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Picton, New Zealand
alleen koffietje
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Nelson, New Zealand
half dagje
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Kaiteriteri, New Zealand
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Abel Tasman National Park, New Zealand
2 tot 3 dagen
(kayakken, lopen, zwemmen)
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Punakaiki, New Zealand
uit auto maar niet perse blijven
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Kaikōura, New Zealand
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Christchurch, New Zealand
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Hokitika, New Zealand
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Fox Glacier, New Zealand
Mirror lake matheson ook?
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Lake Matheson, New Zealand
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Hooker Valley track, New Zealand
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Lake Tekapo, New Zealand
Blauw meer met prachtige paarse lupinen bloemen en besneeuwde bergtoppen
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Lake Pukaki, New Zealand
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Mount Aspiring National Park, New Zealand
wilson greek canyon
magisch maar wordt wel nat bij de hike en water is ijskoud
https://www.walkmyworld.com/posts/wilson-creek-canyon
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Omarama, New Zealand
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Wānaka, New Zealand
go to blue pool! (among others?) en natuurlijk wanaka tree
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Roys Peak, New Zealand
Wel een stevige hike van 3 u en 1570 hoogtemeters maar volgens vele de moeite absoluut waard
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Milford Sound, New Zealand
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Glenorchy, New Zealand
Guardians of glenorchy, bomen rij in meer met besneeuwde bergen op achtergrond, waarschijnlijk vooral vet bij zonsondergang
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Queenstown, New Zealand
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Maniototo, New Zealand
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Dunedin, New Zealand
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Purakaunui Falls, New Zealand
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The Catlins, New Zealand
TAKE A PICTURESQUE WALK TO JACK’S BLOWHOLE
Before you even reach this natural phenomenon, the picturesque walk to Jack’s
blowhole is worth the effort alone. The walk starts at Jack’s Bay and takes 20
minutes each way. You’ll pass through sheep-clad pastures and be treated to many
stunning coastal views along the way.
When visiting Jack’s Blowhole, don’t expect the kind that dramatically spurts
out water. This is more of an ultra-deep gorge surrounded by trees that you peer
down upon from above. Spurting water or not, it’s still a cool sight to see.
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SPOT THE SEA LIONS AT JACK’S BAY
While you are in the area, Jack’s Bay is a nice little beach to spend some time
on. It also happens to be a popular hangout spot for sea lions. If you are
lucky, you might spot some of these funny creatures!
VISIT THE ICONIC NUGGET POINT LIGHTHOUSE
To get here, you drive up to the Nugget Point car park and walk about 15 minutes
along an easy path that leads up to the lighthouse. For the most epic photo
opportunities, I’d highly recommend visiting Nugget Point at either sunrise or
sunset.
TOP TIP: To get the dramatic perspective of Nugget Point you see in most photos,
you’ve got to stray from the walking path. Look out for an ominous red sign that
says “danger unstable cliffs”.
Here, you’ll find a dirt trail that will lead you up to a higher vantage point.
Just make sure you proceed with caution and take the trail slowly.
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7. EXPLORE THE CATHEDRAL CAVES
Cathedral Caves are said to be some of the most impressive sea caves in New
Zealand. There are 200 meters of tunnels reaching heights of 30 meters to
explore.
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https://polkadotpassport.com/things-to-do-the-catlins-nz/
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Orawia, New Zealand
Clifden caves
The glowworms seem like just a bonus when navigating through these limestone caves unusually found in the Southland region of New Zealand. The cave network takes 1-2 hours to complete and can be a bit adventurous at times (you might get your feet wet and expect to do a bit of climbing along a narrow ledge alongside a pool towards the end). Along the way, you’ll get the chance to see many glowworms and their sticky strands up close. Be aware that this cave is prone to flash flooding so do not enter during or after heavy rainfall.
Location: Clifden, Southland. Approximately 1km northeast of the Clifden/Blackmount corner, travel on State Highway 96 to Clifden Gorge Road. There is a signpost opposite the car park indicating the cave entrance.
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Picton, New Zealand