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Fitzherbert St Stafford St

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Akaroa

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Pleasant Point Morgans Rd Mackenzie Twizel

Wanaka

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Brockville St Clair Caversham Foodlands

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Mataura Bridge Clutterbucks

Otautau

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Wyndham Ascot Newfield Otatara

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STEWART ISLAND

Owaka

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CANTERBURY christchurch

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Must-dos • Enjoy some of Christchurch’s many green spaces • Red Bus rebuild tour – witness the re-emergence of Christchurch www.fi ndchch.com • View the Canterbury Plains from the Port Hills • Discover the history by visiting our world-class Museums • Take a one- or two-day trip to any of the smaller towns around Canterbury. you can ski at a world-class alpine • A trip toresort, Aoraki/Mount Cook and play golf, bungy jump, go rafting, mountain the hydro lakes biking, hot-air ballooning, wind surfing, whale Try one or more of the local watching and visit •world-class wineries and gardens. skifields or a spot of surfing

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It is a place where its residents continue to enjoy a healthy, active lifestyle amidst a natural environment world-renowned for its beauty. A growing cosmopolitan ambience also adds a touch of excitement without overt flashiness.

There is nowhere else in the world where within two hours of an international airport

The city centre is comfortingly compact, and the most delightful central feature is the gently winding Avon River. On its grassy banks lined with poplars and weeping willows, office workers and visitors join street entertainers, seagulls and ducks for lunch in the sun.

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130 years of history & still one of Christchurch's top attractions!

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Akaroa Fish & Chip Shop

Beach Road, Akaroa Phone 03 304 7464 Mouthwatering food, delightful views. Eat indoors or out. Now with sister shop in Hanmer Springs.

Enjoy cycling around Christchurch City, visit and ride in Hagley Park or cruise along the River BIKEAvon HIRE to our local beaches on flat land or off-road cycle tracks.

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Cafe 51: 03 312 1751 Cortado: 03 337 1961 Seagars At Oxford: 03 312 1439 Under the Oaks: 03 312 4852 Winnie Bagoes: 03 366 6315

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CANTERBURY christchurch

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All within

ONE DAY!

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Fancy a holiday where you can go skiing in the morning and surfing in the afternoon? That’s the type of variety you can experience in Canterbury.

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About Christchurch

With high mountain peaks and glaciers, alpine hot pools, lakes and rivers to the you can ski at a world-class alpine resort, ocated on the east coast of the South play golf, bungy jump, go rafting, mountain Island, Christchurch is a cityocean of west, and the with biking, hot-air ballooning, wind surfing, whale contrasts. watching and visit world-class wineries and It is a place where its residents magnificent beaches and gardens. continue to enjoy a healthy, active lifestyle The city centre is comfortingly compact, and amidst a natural environment world-renowned the most delightful central feature is the gently for its beauty.

A growing cosmopolitan some of the world’s rarest winding Avon River. On its grassy banks lined ambience also adds a touch of excitement poplars and weeping willows, office without overt flashiness. marine life to the east,with the workers and visitors join street entertainers, There is nowhere else in the world where seagulls and ducks for lunch in the sun. within two hours of an international airport huge braided rivers snaking across broad plains and rolling green hills make it the perfect destination to enjoy.

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Ballooning Canterbury: Darfield, 027 915 4972 ballooningcanterbury.co.nz

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Enjoy cycling around Christchurch City, visit and ride in Hagley Park or cruise along the River Avon to our local beaches on flat land or off-road cycle tracks.

Bookings: Free phone: 0800 424 534 Christchurch area only Outside Christchurch: P: +64 3 377 5952 • E: info@cyclehire-tours.co.nz www.cyclehire-tours.co.nz

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CANTERBURY christchurch

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Around the region you can enjoy the open ocean and Banks Peninsula, sheltered bays, sandy beaches, bush-clad valleys, rocky coastline and wild places. Boating, tramping, wineries, forested foothills and lakes and the tallest mountains in Australasia, the Southern Alps.

Set off from Christchurch and visit attractive and unique towns and villages like Oxford, Akaroa, www.findchch.com Pegasus, Rangiora, and Kaiapoi.

About Christchurch

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ocated on the east coast of the South Island, Christchurch is a city of contrasts.

It is a place where its residents continue to enjoy a healthy, active lifestyle amidst a natural environment world-renowned for its beauty. A growing cosmopolitan ambience also adds a touch of excitement without overt flashiness.

There is nowhere else in the world where within two hours of an international airport

Discover wide farmlands and some of Canterbury’s rivers, ideal for fishing, whitewater rafting or you can ski at a world-class alpine resort, kayaking.

Mt Hutt and the Selwyn play golf, bungy jump, go rafting, mountain Sixwind skisurfi areas are both close to the biking, hot-air ballooning, ng, whale watching and visit world-class wineries and city. Also available is jet-boating, gardens.

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Experience the beauty of the Alpine Canyon & the excitement & spins of Jet Boating!

Christchurch, NZ

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City Cycle Hire & Tours Freephone 0800 343 848 craigbanbury@cyclehire-tours.co.nz Enjoy cycling around Christchurch City, www.cyclehire-tours.co.nz visit and ride in Hagley Park or cruise along the River Avon to our local beaches Cycle around Chch City, river, parks, on flat land or off road cycle tracks. beaches. Flat land or off-road tracks

Bookings: Free phone: 0800 424 534 Christchurch area only Outside Christchurch: P: +64 3 377 5952 • E: info@cyclehire-tours.co.nz www.cyclehire-tours.co.nz

For your safety, our drivers are fully trained and boats maintained to Maritime New Zealand's high safety standards.

Enjoyyour cycling around Christchurch City, For enjoyment, a visit and ride in Hagley Park or cruise full commentary along the River Avon to our local beaches flat land or off-road cycle tracks. isonprovided.

Bookings: Free phone: 0800 424 534 Christchurch area only

Choose a 30 min, 1-hour orOutside half-day Christchurch: tour.

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Alpine Jet Otarama Road, Springfield, Canterbury Ph: 0800 26 36 26 or 03 385 1478 Email: info@alpinejet.co.nz www.alpinejet.co.nz

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CANTERBURY christchurch

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Canterbury also has an excellent choice of first-class golf courses, and green fees are extremely low by world standards. www.findchch.com

Being a coastal region, Canterbury is full of people who love the water; sail on Lyttelton Harbour, wind and kite surf on the Estuary or take on the twisting rivers of Canterbury in a jet boat.

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Wherever you go, there is the chance to enjoy a warm welcome, alluring arts and crafts, imaginative cuisine coupled with exciting wines as well as the unparalleled beauty of the plains, rivers and mountains. And the realisation that the people who make up Canterbury are one of its most enticing qualities.

About Christchurch

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ocated on the east coast of the South Island, Christchurch is a city of contrasts.

It is a place where its residents continue to enjoy a healthy, active lifestyle amidst a natural environment world-renowned for its beauty. A growing cosmopolitan ambience also adds a touch of excitement without overt flashiness.

There is nowhere else in the world where within two hours of an international airport

you can ski at a world-class alpine resort, play golf, bungy jump, go rafting, mountain biking, hot-air ballooning, wind surfing, whale watching and visit world-class wineries and gardens.

The city centre is comfortingly compact, and the most delightful central feature is the gently winding Avon River. On its grassy banks lined with poplars and weeping willows, office workers and visitors join street entertainers, seagulls and ducks for lunch in the sun.

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Gold Band Taxis

Enjoy cycling around Christchurch City, Phone 03 379 5795 visit and ride in Hagley Park or cruise www.goldbandtaxis.co.nz along the River Avon to our local beaches on flat land or off-road cycle tracks.

Christchurch’s longest-serving taxi company would love to show you Bookings: around.

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Ashley Gorge Holiday Park: 03 312 499 Bealey Hotel: 03 318 9277 The George: 03 379 4560

RETAIL Emma’s at Oxford: 03 312 3432

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CANTERBURY christchurch

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In 1882, two boat builders of Lyttelton, Messrs Albert Shaw and J.T. Tidd, erected large boat sheds on the Avon River by the Antigua Street Bridge. www.findchch.com

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Visit our website or call in for your own Antigua Boat Sheds experience.

The Antigua Boat Sheds have been a part of Christchurch’s history for over 130 years and are classified as a Category 1 Historic Building. Conveniently located on the banks of the Avon River in the heart of the city, and within 5 minutes’ walk of the Botanic Gardens, they are home to a traditional and iconic Christchurch pastime that retains all the trappings of Edwardian England, as well as an excellent café and catering service.

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nal No o s r e P L ocated on the east coast of the South Island, Christchurch is a city of contrasts.

It is a place where its residents continue to enjoy a healthy, active lifestyle amidst a natural environment world-renowned for its beauty. A growing cosmopolitan ambience also adds a touch of excitement without overt flashiness.

There is nowhere else in the world where within two hours of an international airport

you can ski at a world-class alpine resort, play golf, bungy jump, go rafting, mountain biking, hot-air ballooning, wind surfing, whale watching and visit world-class wineries and gardens.

The city centre is comfortingly compact, and the most delightful central feature is the gently winding Avon River. On its grassy banks lined with poplars and weeping willows, office workers and visitors join street entertainers, seagulls and ducks for lunch in the sun.

www.findchch.com

City Cycle Hire Christchurch, NZ

YOUR PLACE NZ’s BEST PIZZA FOR

Enjoy cycling around Christchurch City, visit and ride in Hagley Park or cruise along the River Avon to our local beaches on flat land or off-road cycle tracks.

Bookings: Free phone: 0800 424 534 Christchurch area only Outside Christchurch: P: +64 3 377 5952 • E: info@cyclehire-tours.co.nz www.cyclehire-tours.co.nz

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Heart&Soul Discover the

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PLAY Air Kaikoura: 03 319 6579 Dolphin Watch & Nature Tours: 03 573 8040 First Light Retreat: 03 319 3299 Glenstrae 4-wheel Adventure: 03 319 7021 Hanmer Pools: 03 315 0000 Hanmer Springs Top 10: 03 315 7113 Kaikoura Farm Park: 319 5033 Kaikoura Fishing Tours: 0800 246 6587 Koura Bay Fishing Tours: 03 319 3299 Marlborough Tour Company: 0800 990 800 Picton Floatplane Service: 021 704 248 The Dutch Station: 03 314 2200 Wilderness Guides: 800 266 266

• Watch the New Zealand fur seals at the seal colonies at Point Kean or Ohau Point • Whale-watching by boat, plane or helicopter. Swim the ocean with dolphins in their natural habitat or watch from the comfort of the boat • Paddle around the Kaikoura Peninsula with experienced guides • Hanmer Springs Thermal Pools & Spa • Visit the Cathedral Cliffs at Gore Bay • Snow-tubing at Mount Lyford

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PLAY A-Maze-n Golf: 1 Fraser Close, Hanmer Springs, 03 315 7272 www.A-maze-n-golf.co.nz Hanmer Llamas: 314 Medway Road, Hanmer Springs, 03 315 7063 www.hanmerllamasnz.com Kaikoura Snorkeling Tours: 5 Kiwi Street, Kaikoura, 03 319 7840 www.kaikourasnorkeling.co.nz Molesworth Tours: 50 SHW 63, Renwick, 03 572 8025 www.molesworthtours.co.nz Omaka Aviation Heritage Park: 79 Aerodrome Rd, Blenheim, 03 579 1305, www.omaka.org.nz Whale Watch: Whaleway Station, Kaikoura, 03 319 7721 www.whalewatch.co.nz Pedal Pops: 20 Conical Hill Road, Hanmer Springs, 03 315 7233 www.pedalpops.nz

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Grapes The

The North East corner of the South Island boasts two of the country’s best-known wine-growing regions. the Sauvignon Blanc of Marlborough and Rieslings and Pinots of Waipara are worldrenowned. Both regions are very well served by a large selection of boutique wineries and internationally recognised labels alike.

Marlborough Museum 26 Arthur Baker Place, Blenheim Phone 03 578 1712 www.marlboroughmuseum.org.nz Discover Marlborough’s unique history. Wine, Polynesian and Victorian exhibitions and more.

Edwin Fox Dunbar Wharf, Picton Phone 03 573 6868 edwinfoxsociety.com Visit the world’s oldest merchant ship. Hands-on experiences for the whole family.

You will not have to go far to sample some of the world’s best wine – right where it grows.

Hanmer’s Best Quad Bike Ride - Guaranteed Quad biking Mountain Biking Ski Hire & Transport Claybird Shooting Archery

Cougar Line The Foreshore, Picton Phone 03 573 7926 www.cougarline.co.nz An award-winning water transportation company, offering an efficient reliable scheduled service to all points in the Queen Charlotte Sound.

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Hanmer Inn Motel: 16 Jacks Pass Road, Hanmer Springs. 03 315 7471 www.hanmer.com Mt Lyford Holiday Homes: Mt Lyford, 03 315 6523 www.lyfordholidayhomes.co.nz Panorama Motel: 266 Esplanade, Kaikoura, 03 319 5053 www.panoramamotel.co.nz

SLEEP Admiral Court Motel: 03 319 5525 Alpine Holiday Homes: 03 315 7184 Hanmer Springs Forest Camp: 03 315 7202 Heritage Hotel: 03 315 0060 Hot Springs Hotel: 03 315 5138 Lobster Inn: 03 319 5743 The Fairways: 0508 324 792 Waiau Motor Camp: 03 315 6672

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Few places on earth can boast such natural wonders as those offered by land and sea in Kaikoura.

Try scuba diving, four-wheel-drive

Just 2½ hours drive from Christchurch and 1½ from Blenheim, it truly is the gateway to the North.

or helicopter ride or maybe try flying

There is much more to Kaikoura than marine life. The history is fascinating, with remnants of early Maori and European settlement viewable at the Museum. You can look at the areaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s whaling history or go and watch the whales up close.

See the area from the air with a plane yourself. You can do it all right here.

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Blob on a balcony and enjoy the plush comfort of our 1- & 2-bedroom apartments.

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New lease oF life for iconic Hanmer Springs Animal Park A baby water buffalo, a mob of wallabies and a new name have given Hanmer Springs Animal Park (formerly Wai-Ariki Animal Park) a fresh start.

Kirsty Innes and Tim Abbott purchased the park in September last year and moved there from Hokitika with their young daughter.

As well has having a second child since relocating, the couple has already made a number of changes to the park and business.

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â&#x20AC;&#x153;It was a big step for us . . . our friends teased us and likened us to the family in the Hollywood movie â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;We Bought a Zooâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;, where a solo father and his two kids move into an old zoo and bring it back to life.

We have certainly gone through a steep learning curve,â&#x20AC;? says Tim. The coupleâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s first focus was on improving the park. â&#x20AC;&#x153;We cleared a lot of areas around the park, renamed it and revamped the cafĂŠ, so things are now working the way we want them to,â&#x20AC;? says Kirsty. â&#x20AC;&#x153;Our next focus was on getting some new attractions, so we purchased a baby water buffalo â&#x20AC;&#x201C; Billy â&#x20AC;&#x201C; whoâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s proving popular. Heâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s a character who loves following people around and is supercute.â&#x20AC;?

Eventually, Billy will grow to weigh over a tonne and Tim and Kirsty hope to purchase a friend for him soon and eventually develop a pond for them to wallow in.

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Beat the winter cold by exploring Hanmerâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s famous hot springs. Lay back and soak away the aches, pains and cares of the world or pamper yourself with a massage and sauna while the kids enjoy the various slides and kiddie pools. Just be careful â&#x20AC;&#x201C; your family might not want to leave after experiencing such delicious fun!

The park is also now home to three new wallabies (aptly named Hop, Skip and Jump) who were hand-raised at a sanctuary in Waimate. â&#x20AC;&#x153;Theyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;re characters too and because they have grown up around people, our visitors

can go into their enclosure and hand-feed them willow branches. The kids, of course, love being up close to them but the biggest fans have probably been their parents!â&#x20AC;? laughs Kirsty.

For more information: contact Kirsty Innes Hanmer Springs Animal Park: 03 315 7772 | 027 466 7305 info@hanmer-animal-park.co.nz | www.hanmer-animal-park.co.nz

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22 Beach Road, Kaikoura Phone 03 319 5465 www.apatchofcountry.co.nz Kiwiana, crafts, wool, fabric.

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Fun & Enjoyment Hanmer Springs Village Pedal Pops take pleasure in bringing you these handcrafted superbly built world-class Quadricycles. They offer fun and enjoyment for people of all ages.

Fondly named â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;Village Pedal Popsâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;, they are a means of transport which is healthy, loads of fun for family and friends and perfectly suitable for cruising the alpine village of Hanmer Springs.

The Coffee Hit The Coffee Hit 22 Beach Road, Kaikoura Phone 03 319 5144 facebook.com/thecoffeehit The best coffee in town. Wifi cafĂŠ

The distinctive candy-stripe canopies provide all-weather protection, with UV summer shade and waterproof protection for year-round enjoyment.

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Owner Keren Carter personally invites you to share a truly unique pedalling experience.

She and her staff look forward to meeting you at Hanmer Adventure Centre, home of Village Pedal Pops.

Visit midweek and discover the Heart and Soul of Hanmer Springs . . . Whatâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s a trip without a little shopping? Get walking around Hanmer and pick some quality gifts, clothing, shoes, swimwear, childrenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s toys, arts and crafts or homeware.

EAT Alpine Village Inn: 03 315 7005 Corianders Kaikoura: 03 319 6844 Hislops Cafe: 03 319 6971 Marble Point Winery: 03 315 7579 No. 31 Restaurant: 03 315 7031 Paua Rock Cafe: 03 319 5900 Robbies Hanmer: 03 315 7631 The Log Cabin: 03 315 7192 Yealands Estate Wines: 03 575 7618

EAT Green Dolphin Restaurant: 12 Avoca Street, Kaikoura, 03 319 6666 www.greendolphinkaikoura.com Hanmer Bakery: 18 Conical Hill Road, Hanmer Springs, 03 315 7714 www.hanmerbakery.co.nz Seafood BBQ: C/- 194 Torquay Street, Kaikoura 8300, 027 376 3619

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Old Macdonalds Farm Holiday Park

• Abel Tasman National Park • Heaphy Track in Kahurangi National Park • Nelson Lakes National Park • CycleTasman’s Great Taste Trail or Dun Mountain Trail • Tahunanui Beach • Cable Bay • Murchison: walk across NZ’s longest swing bridge • Play a round of golf • Farewell Spit • Enjoy the best fly fishing in NZ • Te Waikoropupu Springs, Golden Bay

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The Honest Lawyer 1 Point Road, Monaco, Nelson Phone 03 547 4070 www.honestlawyer.co.nz Olde Worlde English Country Pub & Hotel. 13 accommodation rooms to choose from. Restaurant, functions.

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SLEEP Kiwi Park Motels & Holiday Park: 03 523 9248 Ratanui Lodge: 03 525 7998

Golden Bay • Melt into one of our comfortable roomy motels.

• Stroll to town or explore the gardens.

• Take a summer dip in our pool. Relax and enjoy.

A NATOKI LODGE 87 Commercial St, Takaka Phone (03) 525-8047 www.anatokimotels.co.nz

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ACTIVITY • Sea kayak, hike, cruise, swim or just relax in Abel Tasman National Park.

• Hike or mountain bike (in winter) the Heaphy Track in Kahurangi National Park.

• Visit Nelson Lakes National Park and enjoy great alpine hiking and water activities in summer, and skiing and snowboarding in winter.

• Cycle one or both of the region’s Great Rides; the family-friendly Tasman Great Taste Trail or the historically rich Dun Mountain Trail.

• Spend time on Tahunanui Beach, soak up the rays, try the Zoo, Karting, Fun Park and enjoy the café culture.

• Visit Cable Bay and fly along NZ’s

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longest flying fox (1.6km long), and enjoy 4WD bikes, horse-riding and kayaking.

• In Murchison, raft or jetboat, or walk across New Zealand’s longest swing bridge.

• Play a round of golf at one of the rural- or ocean-view golf clubs.

• Take a guided nature and bird tour along Farewell Spit.

• Cast out a line and enjoy the best fly fishing in New Zealand.

• See some of the world’s clearest water at Te Waikoropupu Springs, Golden Bay. • Take a gentle stroll to either Queens Gardens to view the Chinese Garden or Miyazu Gardens.

Walks Kayak Cruises ABEL TASMAN NATIONAL PARK

Ngarua Caves

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SHW60, Takaka Hill Phone 03 528 8093 www.ngaruacaves.co.nz Cave, coffee, views, moa & more.

Discover the breathtaking Ngarua Cave experience.

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Culture, Art &

HERITAGE As New Zealand’s second-oldest city, Nelson’s heritage is steeped in both Maori and European influence. Dutch explorer Abel Janszoon Tasman’s 1642 voyage of discovery is the earliest known contact between Maori and Europeans. European settlement of Nelson occurred in 1842. The region is the creative arts capital of New Zealand, where over 300 working artists draw energy from the spectacular natural environment to create artistic expression reflecting life, the landscape and our culture.

• Höglund Art Glass and Flamedaisy • Visit Jens Hansen Jewellery, creator of the One Ring for the Lord of the Rings and The Hobbit trilogy movies.

• Galleries – ICON Gallery, RED Art Gallery, The Suter Art Gallery, the Refinery Artspace, the Coolstore Gallery and Monza Gallery.

• The Nelson Market is the ultimate experience. Prowl the lanes and meet local artisans selling their wares. Sample fresh and organic produce including breads, juices, pies, German sausages, sweets, delicious distilled liqueurs and unimaginably good peanut butter made from, well, just peanuts!

Saturdays, 8am-1pm, Montgomery Square.

• World of WearableArt & Classic Cars Museum showcases a selection of winning entries from the annual WOW Awards Show.

Studying the intricacies of the garments up close, you gain the impression their creators stitch a little piece of their soul into each masterpiece.

ACTIVITIES Explore Murchison, Natural Flame: 0800murchison Farewell Spit Eco Tours: 0800 808 257 Goldenbay Kayaks: 03 525 9095 Ultimate Descents: 03 523 9899 Wow: 03 547 4573

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Heritage Sites, Museums, Artists & Galleries: • Christ Church Cathedral in Nelson, built mainly from Takaka Marble. Join shoppers and alfresco diners on the paved street below.

• The Botanical Reserve, site of the first game of rugby in New Zealand on 14 May, 1870.

• South Street & South Street Gallery, a protected historic residential precinct on the cusp of the city centre. The Gallery has a selection of works by local potters Christine Boswijk, Katie Gold and Royce McGlashen.

• Mapua Wharf is where the region’s prolific apple crop was once exported. Today the wharf buildings and coolstore house galleries, cafés, specialty shops and more.

• Founders Heritage Park is a collection of historic buildings and transportation depicting early settlement in Nelson. Visit the Hop Museum and learn about 160 years of Nelson craft brewing. Give your taste buds a sensation then check out the onsite brewery.

• The Nelson Provincial Museum showcases the cultural and natural history of Nelson Tasman.

Animal Farm: 389 Gardner Valley Road, Upper Moutere, 03 543 2211 www.animalfarm.co.nz Founders: 87 Atawhai Drive, Nelson 7040, 03 548 2649 www.founderspark.co.nz Natureland Zoo: Tahunanui Beach Park, Nelson, 03 548 6166 www.natureland.co.nz Pro Karts: Tahunanui Beach Park, Nelson, 03 548 5270, www.prokarts.co.nz Swingbridge: Upper Buller Gorge, Murchison, 0800 244 8908 www.bullergorge.co.nz

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Food, Wine & Beer

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Tips for a Taste of Paradise: • Late summer rewards us with the region’s rich harvest: apples, pears, nuts, berries and olives can all be bought at roadside stalls or local markets. Of course hops and grapes are also harvested at this time, and creatively handcrafted into thirst-quenching beers and crisp fine wines. Stop at the gates of a berry farm to indulge in berry-fruit ice-cream or frozen yoghurt, full of juicy sweet berries.

• The region has 25 boutique wineries. Grab a Nelson Wine Guide from one of the region’s i-SITEs and explore rural lanes and valley roads to discover delectable delights.

• Nelson Tasman is the only region in NZ that grows hops. It is the Craft Beer Capital of NZ – grab a Nelson Craft Beer Trail map to see what’s on tap.

• Grab a picnic rug and tuck into fish and chips on Wakefield Quay wharf or Tahunanui Beach while you watch the sun slowly dip behind the mountains to the west.

• Visit Anatoki Salmon farm in Golden Bay, where you are guaranteed angling success. Have your catch smoked on site and enjoy it picnic-style at the leafy riverside café or take it home to enjoy later.

• Shop or dine at one of the cafes and restaurants in Morrison Square.

A mild Mediterranean climate provides a fruitful bounty sure to satisfy.

Fresh seafood is plentiful.

Winemakers, bakers, brewers, cheesemakers and chocolatiers ply their craft with delicious results. Dine alfresco at outdoor events, in one of the region’s many parks and reserves, or at one of the many waterfront, city, and countryside cafés and restaurants.

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Personal Notes

EAT Hampden Hotel Murchison: 40 Fairfax Street, Murchison 7007, 03 523 9008 www.hampdenhotelmurchison.co.nz Red Barn Café Animal Park: SHW6, Mangarata, Murchison 7007, 03 523 9400 The Lazy Cow Backpackers: 37 Waller Street, Murchison 7007, 03 523 9451 www.lazycow.co.nz

RETAIL Morrison Square: Hardy Street, Nelson www.morrisonsquare.co.nz

EAT McCashin’s Brewery: 03 647 0329 Murchison Tearooms: 03 523 9068 Rivers Café: 03 523 9009 The Commercial Hotel/Café: 03 523 9696

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Expand your

HORIZONS and experience our unique piece of the world Must-dos • Tauranga Bay Seal Colony (Westport) • Drive the Great Coast Road – voted as one of the top ten coastal drives in the world.

• Glow-worm Caves – Underworld Adventures • Punakaiki Pancake Rocks & Blowholes • West Coast Wilderness Trail – cycle a section of it, or all of it!

Greymouth to Ross • Reefton Skate Park – voted as one of the top ten skate parks on NZ Skate Park Hunter.

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An Ideal Spot for a Couple of Nights’ Stay!

Westport Spa Motel 239 Palmerston Street Phone 03 789 5273 www.westportspamotel.co.nz Quality 4-star studio and 1-bedroom motels. Free wifi, 50+ select TV, spabath options. Centrally located.

Between the beach, river and National Park, the Punakaiki Beach Camp is truly a paradise holiday destination . . . whether staying in a cabin or powered/non-powered site, you can be sure to hear the ocean crashing and the birds singing.

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Hydrangea Cottages

5 Owen Street, Punakaiki • Phone (03) 731-1894 • www.beachcamp@xtra.co.nz

Punakaiki Phone 03 731 1839 www.pancake-rocks.co.nz Relax in comfort in one of the Hydrangea Cottages in a beautiful rainforest and garden setting, with views of the sea.

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Greymouth is the largest town on the West Coast, with a population of around 10,000, and is the final stop for the famous TransAlpine train from Christchurch. To sample true West Coast beer, visit the newly refurbished Monteith’s Brewery. They run a great tour on the West Coast’s brewing history and you get to sample a few true West Coast brews – some before they even go to market.

For those who want some outdoor adventure, there are numerous mountain-biking tracks like Napolean Hill and Kumara Mud Plug. You can also get down and dirty by having a go on a quad bike tour. And it doesn’t stop there, the Greymouth region has awesome opportunities for caving and rivertubing – some of the best adventure activities on the West Coast.

Luxury Accommodation Right on the Beach!

With a backdrop of native bush, the adventurous can enjoy great outdoor activities, take a leisurely stroll on the beach or simply relax on your deck and watch the waves roll in.

Next door, you’ll find gastro meals served in an authentic 1890s pub and great bottle store.

There’s something for everyone at Miners on Sea — Granity!

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Home to New Zealand’s most amazing natural theme parks. It’s full of adventure made by nature – great activities set in awesome landscapes.

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The rugged but very surfable coast north of Punakaiki is just one of the amazing views you’ll see when you visit the Pancake Pocks. Enjoy horse trekking on the beach or the setting sun over the Tasman Sea. Punakaiki is one of the most popular destinations in the South Island. Located along one of the world’s best coastal drives, it is a treasure trove of natural wonders and beauty.

The very popular Pancake Rocks and Blowholes may be the main attraction, but there is so much more to this little paradise.

Punakaiki enjoys a warm temperate climate yearround and boasts a great surf beach, picturesque rivers and some of the most beautiful walking tracks.

Whether you wish to take a short leisurely stroll or a few days’ tramp, you will not be disappointed.

You can explore this area by foot, horseback, canoe, paddle board or just about any means you choose.

A raft of craft workshops is available in the nearby Barrytown area, so try your hand at creating your own souvenirs.

There is a huge selection of quality affordable accommodation and great hospitality-providers to make a few days’ stay really enjoyable.

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Alpine Rose Motel: 139 High Street, Greymouth, 03 768 7586 www.alpinerose.co.nz Apostle View Motel: 296 SH6, Coal Creek, Greymouth, 03 768 5339 www.apostleview.co.nz Beach View Motel: SH6, Rapahoe, Greymouth, 03 762 7805 www.beachviewmotels.co.nz Bella Vista Greymouth: 35 High Street, Greymouth, 03 768 7199 www.bellavistamotelgreymouth.co.nz Breakers Boutique Accommodation: Barry Town, 03 762 7743 www.breakers.co.nz Buller Bridge Motels: 32A Esplanade 03 789 7519 www.bullerbridgemotel.co.nz Cardrona T/A Lake Brunner Lodge: Mitchells, 03 738 0163 www.lakebrunner.co.nz Charles Court Motel: 350 Main South Road, Greymouth, 03 762 6619 www.charlescourtmotel.co.nz Coleraine Motel: 61 High Street, Greymouth, 03 768 0077 www.colerainemotel.co.nz Karamea Farm Baches: 17 Wharf Road, Karamea, 03 782 6838 www.karameafarmbaches.co.nz Flax Haven Holiday Stay: Punakaiki, 03 731 1442, www.flaxhaven.com Formerly the Blackball Hilton: 26 Hart Street, Blackball, 03 732 4705 www.blackballhilton.co.nz Gables Motor Lodge: 84 High Street, Greymouth, 03 768 9991 www.gablesmotorlodge.com Global Village Backpackers: 42-54 Cowper Street, Greymouth, 03 768 7272 www.globalvillagebackpackers.co.nz Golden Coast B&B: 10 Smith Street, Greymouth, 03 768 7839 www.goldencoastbnb.co.nz Greymouth Top 10 Holiday Park: 2 Chesterfield Street, Greymouth, 03 768 6618, www.top10greymouth.co.nz Greymouth Kiwi Holiday Park: 318 Main South Road, Greymouth, 03 762 6748 www.greymouthkiwi.co.nz Havenz Punakaiki: Punakaiki, 03 731 1442, www.havenz.co.nz Highpark Motor Inn: 90 High Street, Greymouth, 03 768 4846, www.highpark.co.nz Kingsgate Hotel Greymouth: 32 Mawhera Quay, Greymouth, 03 768 5085 www.millenniumhotels.co.nz Lake Brunner Hotel: 34 Ahau Street, Moana, 03 738 0083 www.lakebrunnerresort.net.nz Lantern Court Motels: 63 Broadway, Reefton, 0800 526 837 www.lanterncourtmotel.co.nz Noah’s Ark Backpackers: 16 Chapel Street, Greymouth, 03 768 4868 www.noahs.co.nz Paparoa Park Motels: Punakaiki, 03 731 1883, www.paparoa.co.nz

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Friday 1st May (FREE)

4pm: Parade along the beach as Westland Petrels fly overhead, McMillans Road.

Saturday 2nd May (FREE)

10am-12noon: Planting at Conservation Volunteers NZ, courtesy bus from Punakaiki 11am: Market stalls on the Punakaiki waterfront, food & local arts & crafts.

2.30-4.30pm: Children’s games & activities afternoon, Punakaiki Beach Camp

4pm-11pm ($10 PERSON, $20 FAMILY)

Music and more from NEWTON ROCKSTEADY & others at Punakaiki Beach Camp. Tickets from i-SITE Westport, Punakaiki, Greymouth, Hokitika. All proceeds

go towards a Public lookout to help raise awareness of the birds and protect their future.

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As the West Coast’s oldest town Westport has a fair few stories to tell. Westport is a town, built on coal extraction from wild and remote places. There are many historical places of interest in Westport, including historic buildings, railway and quarry sites and a lighthouse at Tauranga Bay. Check out the Coaltown Museum, where you can learn about its mining history and the pioneers who battled the rugged environment.

The Westport iSite is housed in the new Coaltown Museum.

For a great family swimming spot, head to Carters Beach, where there is a park, playground, nearby golf course and shops. Another family activity is a visit to the aquatic and sports facility, which features pools and a gym, among other things. For experienced surfers, check out Tauranga Bay and Nine Mile Beach. Lessons are available for beginners at Tauranga Bay in the Summer.

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• Restaurant • Café • Bar — 7 Days

• Themed Rooms • Historic Boutique Hotel

Punakaiki Beach Hostel & Te Hui House: Punakaiki, 03 731 1852 www.punakaikibeachhostel.co.nz Punakaiki Beachfront Motels: Punakaiki, 03 731 1008 www.punakaikibeachfrontmotels.co.nz Punakaiki Resort: Punakaiki, 03 731 1168, www.punakaiki-resort.co.nz Rapahoe Beach Camp: 10 Hawkin Street, Rapahoe, Runanga, 03 762 7025 www.rapahoebeachcamp.co.nz Rongo Backpacker & Gallery: 130 Waverley Street, Karamea, 03 782 6667 wwwrongobackpackers.co.nz Sundowner Motel: 14 Smith Street, Greymouth, 03 768 4666 www.sundowner.co.nz Te Nikau Retreat: Hartmount Place, CMB, 03 731 1111, www.tenikauretreat.co.nz Teichelmanns Bed & Breakfast: 20 Hamilton Street, Hokitika 03 755 8232, www.teichelmanns.co.nz The Rocks Homestay B&B: Punakaiki, 03 731 1141, www.therockshomestay.com Wave Watchers Retreat Cottage: Punakaiki, 03 731 1070, www.wavewatchers.co.nz Wharepuni Holiday Home: Punakaiki, 03 731 1080 www.punakaiki-accommodation.co.nz

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Hokitika Made in the heart of the earth, shaped by countless rivers, carved by master craftsmen, Pounamu (also known as New Zealand jade or greenstone) is at the heart of Jade Country. The area teems with galleries due to the large artisan community and also boasts some unique attractions, including the “must-do” West Coast Treetop Walkway and the Hokitika Gorge.

Hokitika is a cool beachside town with two nearby lakes and, if you fancy an easy cycle, the new West Coast Wildnerness Trail traverses historic trails through the interesting townships of Kumara and Ross via Hokitika.

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Punakaiki Horse Treks Horse Trekking

Punakaiki Phone 03 731 1839 www.pancake-rocks.co.nz Ride with Punakaiki Horse Treks amidst rainforest and towering limestone bluffs and cross the river to a bush hut.

Jet-boating

Phone tto B Book: k ((0508) 8) 486 877

Check out the website: www.adventuretours.co.nz SH6, Lower Buller Gorge

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Fox & Franz Josef Glaciers

rainforest and rugged oceans mean your experience will be a serious thrill!

Renowned worldwide, these rivers of ice are among the most unique glaciers in the world. These are two of only three glaciers in the world bound by rainforest and coastline.

Backdrops of glaciers, verdant

Skydive, kayak, cycle or have a quad adventure. A must-do is a visit to Lake Matheson – famous for being the most photographed lake in Aotearoa. Lake Matheson offers mirror views of Aoraki/Mt Cook and

Close by is Okarito – this fabulous historic lagoon settlement has much to offer. Set between a natural landscape of wetlands and rainforest, Okarito is home to the Rowi Kiwi and feeding ground for the Kotuku (White Heron).

Experience the Southern Alps Experience theZealand Southern Alps of New of New Zealand

Enjoy one of the world’s great train journeys, travelling coast to coast between Christchurch and Greymouth.

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Seasonal September to end of February. A unique experience. White Herons, Royal Spoonbill & and an abundance of other wildlife.

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Alpine Rose Motel: 139 High Street, Greymouth, 03 768 7586 www.alpinerose.co.nz Apostle View Motel: 296 SH6, Coal Creek, Greymouth, 03 768 5339 www.apostleview.co.nz Beach View Motel: SH6, Rapahoe, Greymouth, 03 762 7805 www.beachviewmotels.co.nz Bella Vista Greymouth: 35 High Street, Greymouth, 03 768 7199 www.bellavistamotelgreymouth.co.nz Breakers Boutique Accommodation: Barry Town, 03 762 7743 www.breakers.co.nz Buller Bridge Motels: 32A Esplanade 03 789 7519 www.bullerbridgemotel.co.nz Cardrona T/A Lake Brunner Lodge: Mitchells, 03 738 0163 www.lakebrunner.co.nz Charles Court Motel: 350 Main South Road, Greymouth, 03 762 6619 www.charlescourtmotel.co.nz Coleraine Motel: 61 High Street, Greymouth, 03 768 0077 www.colerainemotel.co.nz Karamea Farm Baches: 17 Wharf Road, Karamea, 03 782 6838 www.karameafarmbaches.co.nz Flax Haven Holiday Stay: Punakaiki, 03 731 1442, www.flaxhaven.com Formerly the Blackball Hilton: 26 Hart Street, Blackball, 03 732 4705 www.blackballhilton.co.nz Gables Motor Lodge: 84 High Street, Greymouth, 03 768 9991 www.gablesmotorlodge.com Global Village Backpackers: 42-54 Cowper Street, Greymouth, 03 768 7272 www.globalvillagebackpackers.co.nz Golden Coast B&B: 10 Smith Street, Greymouth, 03 768 7839 www.goldencoastbnb.co.nz Greymouth Top 10 Holiday Park: 2 Chesterfield Street, Greymouth, 03 768 6618, www.top10greymouth.co.nz Greymouth Kiwi Holiday Park: 318 Main South Road, Greymouth, 03 762 6748 www.greymouthkiwi.co.nz Havenz Punakaiki: Punakaiki, 03 731 1442, www.havenz.co.nz

Mt Tasman and numerous walks in the forest area.

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Haast The Gates of Haast is a lost world that’s so spectacular and remote that UNESCO designated it a “World Heritage” area.

From Haast to Jackson Bay there are empty shingle beaches, dunes, lakes and wetlands, all with the soaring backdrop of the Southern Alps, making it an outdoor enthusiast’s playground.

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Tramping, hunting, and if you want speed, jetboating tours on the local rivers are available.

There is an abundance of wildlife and there are tours to view fur seals, Hectors Dolphins and Fiordland Crested Penguins. This is real whitebaiting country and fishing is outstanding from Jackson Bay.

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30 comfortable units Units are separate from hotel Plenty of off-street parking Restaurant, bar and bottle store on site Opposite Aquatic Centre TranzAlpine pick-up by arrangement 7 Sky channels TAB self-service machines on site

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Barry Town Phone 03 731 1141 www.rataview.co.nz Rataview has the most spectacular views on the West Coast, overlooking the Tasman Sea.

•Gaming Room — 9 Machines • Bar — Sky Sports TV

CRITERION HOTEL — 218 Palmerston Street, Westport Phone (03) 789 8200 | (027) 589 8820

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Rataview Function Centre

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Pancake Rocks Café Punakaiki Phone 03 731 1122 www.pancakerockscafe.com You must have the world-famous pancakes while you are on the Pancake Rocks or grab a coffee or an ice cream.

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A trip to Karamea in the winter will astound you. With warm temperatures and settled weather you can explore to your heart’s content.

Heaphy hut. If you prefer, you can indulge in a bit of pampering and massage, browse the gallery or relax with a coffee at a café.

Tropical beaches, friendly native birds, giant rimu trees, clean rivers and waterfalls are among the natural wonders you will discover.

In the evenings, enjoy an exquisite meal at one of the local restaurants or chat with the locals at one of the bars.Walk along the Arapito siding after dark and enjoy the delight of glow-worms sheltering under the ferns.

Rest your head in comfortable accommodation, ranging from boutique resort and quality motels to campground and backpackers. There is something for everyone, whatever your age or fitness level.

A trip into the Oparara Basin to visit the largest and most picturesque limestone arches in the southern hemisphere is an experience to treasure for life.

Take a guided tour through the huge honeycomb cave network and see Moa bones as they fell hundreds of years ago. Walk or bike the Heaphy Track or just do a day trip to Scotts Beach or the

You’re spoilt for choice, so just go & indulge yourself.

EAT Punakaiki Crafts & Café: Punakaiki, 03 731 1813 www.punakaiki.co.nz Punakaiki Tavern: Punakaiki, 03 731 1188, www.punakaikitavern.co.nz Railway Hotel-Motel: 34 Weld Street, Hokitika, 03 755 8116 Shazza’s Shack: 54 Broadway, Reefton, 03 732 8458 Station House Café & Restaurant: Koe Street, Moana, 03 738 0158 www.lake.brunner.net The Beach Hut: Punakaiki, 021 075 6807, www.punakaiki.co.nz The Quarry Restaurant: Melbourne Hotel, Palmerston Street, Westport, 03 789 5579

RETAIL

EAT Alfresco: 16 Broadway, Reefton, 03 732 8513, www.alfresco.co.nz Denniston Dog: PO Box 379, Westport, 03 789 5030, www.dennistondog.co.nz Fat Pipi: 89 Revell Street, Hokitika 03 755 633 www.facebook.com/fatpipipizza Greymouth Speight’s Ale House: 130 Mawhera Quay, Greymouth, 03 768 0667, www.speights.co.nz J’s Café: 160 Palmerston Street, Westport 7825, 03 789 8288 Maggies Kitchen: 65 MacKay Street, Greymouth, 03 768 5265 www.facebook.com/maggieskitchen greymouth.co.nz Monteith’s Brewery: 60 Herbert Street, Greymouth, 03 768 4149 www.monteiths.co.nz Nana Ni’s: 59A Broadway, Reefton, 03 732 8640 www.facebook.com/nananis Paroa Hotel: 508 Main South Road, Greymouth, 03 762 6860 www.paroa.co.nz

Corals Dressing Room: 03 732 8997 Habitat Sports: 03 788 8002 Heritage Giftware: 03 789 8776 Heritage Jewellers: 03 789 8630 Hokitika Fishing and Shooting: 03 755 8947 Hokitika Glass: 03 755 7775 Karamea Express: 03 782 6757 Karamea Four Square: 03 782 6701 Ocean Paua 2000 Ltd: 03 755 6128 Olivers Shoe Store: 03 755 8139 Red Streetwear: 03 755 8317 Reefton Four Square: 03 732 8888 Reefton Sports: 03 732 8593 Rosco Contractors: 03 732 7033 The Soap Box: 03 789 8828 Vaile Hardware: 03 789 8501 West Side Surf & Street: 03 768 6513 Westland Greenstone: 03 755 8713 Why Not Karamea: 03 782 6968

EAT Broadway Tearooms: 03 732 8497 Club Buller Bar & Restaurant: 03 789 7347 Gibbys Café: 03 789 8453 Hotel Reefton: 03 732 8447 Jacksons Hotel: 03 738 0803 Karamea Village Hotel: 03 782 6800 Little Wanganui Hotel: 03 782 6752 Rainbow Bakery: 03 789 7899 Stumpers Bar & Café & Accommodation: 0800 788 673

WEST OF SOUTHERN ALPS

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Come on through to the Town of Light – the first town in NZ to get electric streetlights!!

While you are there you MUST go and pay a visit to the Bearded Miners – well-known Reefton locals. Sit down and have a cup of billy tea with them and it might be a while before you leave! They’ll share stories of how Reefton was founded around gold and brag how it became the first town in the southern hemisphere to have electric streetlights. Visitors can explore the town to learn about the gold and light history of the area, have a go at gold-panning, explore the nearby Lewis Pass area or just soak in the scenic surrounds at the natural hot pools at Maruia Springs.

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(Opposite the Clock Tower) P: 03 789 8896 www.facebook.com/jamwearwestport E: denise@jamwearwestport.co.nz Corals Dressing Room: 03 732 8997

MASALA Adding spice & colour to your life

RETAIL

• Nepalese & Indian: • Clothing • Wall Art • Bed Linen • Home Furnishing

Local Made: Gifts & Art

Phone 027 641 2740 www.facebook.com/masala

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92 Seddon Street, Kumara 7832, West Coast, NZ

Habitat Sports: 03 788 8002 Heritage Giftware: 03 789 8776 Heritage Jewellers: 03 789 8630 Hokitika Fishing and Shooting: 03 755 8947 Hokitika Glass: 03 755 7775 Karamea Express: 03 782 6757 Karamea Four Square: 03 782 6701 Ocean Paua 2000 Ltd: 03 755 6128 Olivers Shoe Store: 03 755 8139 Red Streetwear: 03 755 8317 Reefton Four Square: 03 732 8888 Reefton Sports: 03 732 8593 Rosco Contractors: 03 732 7033 The Soap Box: 03 789 8828 Vaile Hardware: 03 789 8501 West Side Surf & Street: 03 768 6513 Westland Greenstone: 03 755 8713 Why Not Karamea: 03 782 6968

OTAGO

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SO MUCH TO DO

So little time

Must-dos • Ride the Skyline Gondola to enjoy the views, have some food and have a go on the luge • Enjoy a game of golf in an alpine setting • Visit Central Otago’s finest vineyards on a wine tour • Bungy jump at the Kawarau Gorge • Kawarau or Shotover River jetboating

PLAY Clyde Cinemas: Naylor Street, Clyde 03 449 2379 www.clydecinema.co.nz Rabbit Range: Springvale Road, Alexandra, 0800 428 735 www.rabbitrange.com

PLAY Clutha River Cruises: 022 068 3302 Gravel ’n’ Gold Tours: 03 445 4487 Hot Tubs Omarama: 03 438 9703 Ladybird Hill: 03 438 9550 Roxburgh Gold Panning: 03 446 8102 Skyline Queenstown: 03 441 0101

SLEEP Centennial Court Motor Inn: 96 Centennial Avenue, Alexandra 03 448 6482, www.centennialcourt.co.nz

SLEEP Ahuriri Motels: 03 438 9451 Anagini Farm Stays: 03 413 2508 Kohinoor: 03 446 8522 Olivers: 03 449 2600 Riders Rest: 03 446 8988

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Unequalled Uniqueness Three World-class Rides Whilst there are many wonderful cycling trails around the South Island, Otago offers a range and uniqueness that is unequalled.

The original Central Otago Rail Trail has been complemented by the Clutha Gold Heritage Trail and more recently the A2O in the Waitaki Valley.

The rich diversity of landscapes makes these 3 trails must-do’s for people of all ages.

The gentle gradients and plentiful stopping-off points make for great riding. All three trails pass through small townships which are well serviced by cafés and accommodation. These are all trails you can tackle on your own or make the most of the huge guiding, bike hire, luggage transfer, shuttle & transport infrastructures that have grown up around the trails.

The Central Otago Rail Trail (150km) is an easy 4-day, or slightly more exertive 3-day ride following, as the name suggests, the old railway line into Central Otago from Middlemarch.

It is well maintained and extremely interesting, with information boards along the way. Old stories of rail history and memorabilia will intrigue you on your way. You’ll get to see parts of the countryside not visible by car.

Bike it from either end and spend some time in and around Central Otago, just 1 hour from Queenstown, as well. A great spot in which to take in some

local Heritage, wine, sights and activities.

Just down the road at Roxburgh Village begins the Clutha Gold Heritage Trail. At just 73km and easy gradients, it is an enjoyable one- to two-day ride along the mighty and powerful Clutha River.

Winding through a secluded gorge, and valleys the Clutha Gold Trail offers a rural experience combined with a wealth of heritage sites. From Moa hunting to goldmining, rugged semiarid landscapes to lush fertile farmlands, this is the trail of choice for those who seek quality, diversity and accessibility in a genuine rural heartland.

The Alps 2 Ocean Cycle Trail is so much more than just a cycle trail.

At 300km, it is the longest of these rides. From the mountains and lakes of Ohau to the farmlands and beaches of Oamaru, you’ll follow the magnificent Waitaki River and valley.

Stop off at any of the small towns and enjoy a day or two of rest while you sample the galleries, cafés, hot tubs, golf courses, beauty spas, wineries, cheese shops, gift shops and fine accommodation.

Take in the magnificent landscapes, turquoise lakes, towering hydro dams, walks and local history.

This trail is gaining huge international interest and is often described as the best ride ever.

EAT Clyde Bar and Bistro: Naylor Street, Clyde, 03 449 3089 www.clydebistro.co.nz Olivers Restaurant & Bar: 34 Sunderland St, Clyde, 03 449 2805 oliversvictoriastore.co.nz Pitches: 45 Swindon Street, Ophir, 03 447 3240, www.pitches-store.co.nz

RETAIL EAT Goldfields Café and Bar: 03 446 8611 Otematata Lakes Hotel: 03 438 7899 Rox Café: 03 446 8537 The Bank Café: 03 449 2955 The Nose Restaurant: 03 445 2277

RETAIL MacKenzie on Scotland: 151 Scotland Street, Roxburgh, 03 446 8724

Bellissimo Boutique Hair: 03 446 8444 Funky Stuff: 03 488 8889 Objects of Art Ltd: 03 445 3094 Sequoia: 03 445 1387 Tarras Store: 03 445 2872 Trenz Outdoor Centre: 03 448 6019 Vertigo Bikes: 0800vertigo

OTAGO

How about visiting Dunedin to discover a little history?

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Dunedin is the second-oldest city in New Zealand and celebrates its Scottish heritage in its culture and Architecture.

The city and surrounding areas feature an array of beautiful historic buildings, from castles and grand homes to working buildings. Some of the country’s finest examples of Victorian and Edwardian breweries, railway stations and Churches can be found here.

Dunedin is adorned with beautiful public and private gardens.

Personal Notes

You can enjoy safe swimming spots and surfing, rockclimbing and walking, cafés and beachfront accommodation.

Autumn is a great time for the fashionistas, whether you’re attending fashion week or browsing the boutiques, you’ll be spoiled for choice.

An easy city to get around, you’ll find a spot of shopping a real delight in this vibrant and relaxed city.

A visit would not be complete without stopping to smell the roses.

There are many entertainment options, museum, and butterfly house, mini casino, golf courses, constant events and sports, cafés and dining venues.

Wander through the Botanic Gardens and the Chinese Gardens or take an enjoyable drive along the peninsular to Larnarch Castle.

Dunedin’s diverse landscape has much to offer outdoors too, mountainbiking, walking, surfing, unique wildlife, and guided tours.

Dunedin is also well known for it’s wonderful beaches and coastline.

This just may be the perfect place for a romantic getaway or a fun-filled family holiday.

SOUTHERN

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WILD &

Perfect for

SUBLIME Exploring Must-dos • The Nuggets, Nugget Point and Roaring Bay – featured in the iconic New Zealand film Two Little Boys.

• Purakannui Falls – a picture of beauty. 20mins return walk • Owaka • Papatowai • Macleans Falls – tallest falls in the Catlins: 22m-30mins return walk • The Lost Gypsy Art Gallery • Local Events – check the local website www.catlins.org.nz • Cathedral Caves • Lake Wilkie • Curio Bay

Fiordland is one of the greatest wilderness regions of the southern hemisphere​. Known for its exceptional beauty & stunning natural features such as Mitre Peak & the Fiords. You will also find beautiful lakeside towns, underground hydro power and some of the most amazing walking tracks in the world.

EAT The Whistling Frog Café: 03 415 8338 Catlins Café: 03 415 8040

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Welcome to

The Catlins The Catlins’ southern location meets you with a wild and sublime coastline perfect for exploring. Flanked by ancient New Zealand bush and forest, enjoy the southern skies, which promise vivid sunsets and long twilight evenings.

The perfect mix of isolated untouched nature and cosy communities, The Catlins is a Must-do for any visitor to the South Island. Follow down the Southern Scenic Route to The Catlins.

Well known for its supreme wildlife, The Catlins offers up close encounters with New Zealand Fur Seals, endangered Yellow-eyed Penguins and abundant birdlife.

Visitors to The Catlins are urged to treat the pristine environment with the upmost respect. Freedom Camping is banned, but DOC (the Department of Conservation) offers very affordable campsites to mobile travellers.

As well, there are many different types of accommodation available to visitors :from campsites and self-contained cabins to luxury B&Bs. The Catlins’ unique location and geology offers visitors a rugged southern coastline. Visitors are warned to check coastal tides when visiting caves or recreational fishing.

When travelling, look out for interpretation panels at key locations to learn about the unique flora, fauna and geology, and the local industrial and social history of the area, including the fascinating history of the local Maori.

The Catlins offers a variety of short and longer walks and trails. Visit the local museums in Owaka and Waikawa for information. The Catlins also has an official website for more information on accommodation, attractions and local events: www.catlins.org.nz

FOUR SQUARE SOUTH ISLAND LOCATIONS

Akaroa 72 Rue Lavaud 03 304 7054 • Alexandra 91 Tarbert St 03 448 8598 • Amberley 94 Carters Rd 03 314 8229 Ashburton 98 Harrison St 03 308 7711 - 2 Bridge St 03 308 6020 • Balclutha 180 Clyde St 03 418 0811 • Bluff 54 Gore St 03 212 8179 Brightwater 58 Ellis St 03 542 3608 • Cheviot Hall St 03 319 8849 • Clyde 5 Fraser St 03 449 2718 Culverden 28 Mountain View Rd 03 315 8020 • Darfield 76 South Terrace 03 318 8703 • Dunedin 279 Brockville Rd 03 476 3401 263 South Rd 03 455 7427 - 185 Kaikorai Valley Rd 03 453 5742 - 145 Forbury Rd 03 455 7658 • Fairlie Main St 03 685 8081 Franz Josef Main State Highway 6 03 752 0177 • Hanmer Springs Conical Hill Rd 03 315 7190 • Havelock Main Road 03 574 2166 Hawarden 1 High St 03 314 4037 • Hokitika 143 Fitzherbert St 03 755 8165 - 140 Stafford St 03 755 8442 Invercargill 698 Tay St 03 217 7106 - 697 Tweed St 03 216 8266 • Kaikoura 31 West End 03 319 5332 Karamea 103 Bridge St 03 782 6701 • Kurow 49 Bledisloe St 03 436 0720 • Lawrence Ross Place 03 485 9105 Lumsden 14 Diana St 03 248 7143 • Mapua 64 Aranui Rd 03 540 2890 • Mataura 64 Main St 03 203 8490 - Bridge St 03 203 8140 Methven McMillan St 03 302 8114 • Millers Flat Teviot St 03 446 6801 • Milton 207 Union St 03 417 8736 Murchison 41 Fairfax St 03 523 9007 • Nelson 664 Atawhai Cres 03 545 0912 • Nightcaps 11 Johnson Rd 03 225 7885 Oamaru 421 Thames Highway 03 437 0653 • Omakau Main Rd 03 447 3854 • Omarama 10 Chain Hills Rd, State Hwy 8 03 438 9895 Otatara 99 Dunns Rd 03 213 1334 • Otautau 244 Main St 03 225 8436 • Outram 43 Hollyhead St 03 486 1723 Owaka 3 Ovenden St 03 415 8201 • Palmerston 59 Tiverton St 03 465 1164 • Picton 49 High St 03 573 6443 Pleasant Point 93 Main Rd 03 614 7426 • Queenstown Cnr Stanley & Shotover St's 03 442 8961 • Rakaia Railway Terrace 03 302 7652 - Elizabeth Ave 03 302 7307 • Ranfurly 1-3 Pery St 03 444 9021 24 Charlemont St 03 444 9183 • Reefton 47 Broadway 03 732 8888 Spring Creek 2226 State Hwy 1 03 570 5891 • Stewart Island 03 219 1069 • Tapanui 44 Northumberland St 03 204 8630 Tapawera 92 Main Rd 03 522 4010 • Te Anau 03 249 7547 • Tekapo 03 680 6809 • Timaru 55 Morgans Road 03 686 0456 Tuatapere 73 Main St 03 226 6898 • Twizel 27 Market Place 03 435 3262 - 20 Market Place 03 435 0875 Wakefield 22 Edward St 03 541 8470 • Wanaka 78 Ardmore St 03 443 7173 Weston 21 Main St 03 434 9886 • Wyndham Balaclava St 03 206 4645

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