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    Waitomo

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    Diese Region ist berühmt für ihr unterirdisches Höhlensystem, in dem Millionen von Glühwürmchen die Decken in ein magisches Sternenmeer verwandeln.

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    The Waitomo Experience

    Attraction in 754 Boddies Road.
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    Waitomo Caves Ziplines

    Attraction in 24 Te Anga Road.
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    Ruakuri Cave Tours

    Attraction in 204 Tumutumu Road.
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    Ruakuri Bushwalk

    Park in 205 Ruakuri Road.
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    Aranui cave

    Attraction in Ruakuri Walk.
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    Raglan

    Raglan

    Raglan is a relaxed coastal town on the west coast of New Zealand's North Island, famous for its world-class surf spots and alternative lifestyle. Particularly Manu Bay, Whale Bay, and Indicators attract surfers from around the globe, as they offer some of the longest left-hand waves. Beyond the waves, Ngarunui Beach invites visitors for swimming and sunbathing, while the town centre with its independent boutiques, galleries, and cafes encourages lingering. The region has a strong connection to Māori culture, reflected in local artworks and the reverence for Mount Karioi. For an authentic experience, a visit to the local weekend markets is recommended to discover handmade products and regional specialties. The best time to visit for surfers is autumn or spring, when the swells are consistent and the crowds are smaller. Explore the relaxed atmosphere and sustainable lifestyle that defines Raglan.
    Waikato

    Waikato

    Welcome to Waikato, a heartland of New Zealand's North Island, where you'll discover a fascinating mix of emerald landscapes, deep Māori roots, and unique adventures. This region invites you to immerse yourself in a world of natural wonders and vibrant culture, from breathtaking caves to cinematic hills.The Waikato region is a paradise for explorers seeking both relaxation in idyllic nature and thrilling experiences. You should visit to experience the unforgettable beauty of the New Zealand landscape firsthand and enjoy the warm hospitality of the locals.
    Cambridge

    Cambridge

    Located in New Zealand's Waikato region, Cambridge is known as the "Town of Trees," characterized by its elegant, tree-lined streets. Here, you'll discover a tranquil, cultured atmosphere, reflected in its well-preserved Victorian and Edwardian buildings. The town has a deep connection to equestrian sports and is globally renowned as a hub for thoroughbred breeding, earning it the moniker "Home of Champions." Visit the Cambridge Museum to explore local history, and stroll through the historic town center with its charming boutiques and cafés. Nearby Lake Karapiro is a significant center for rowing and water sports. The best time to experience Cambridge is during the spring or autumn months, when the weather is mild and the tree-lined avenues are in full splendor.
    Hamilton

    Hamilton

    Hamilton, New Zealand's largest inland city, is a significant hub of the Waikato region and offers its own unique attractions. The highlight is the award-winning Hamilton Gardens, a unique complex that takes you through themed garden worlds from across the globe. The majestic Waikato River, New Zealand's longest river, shapes the cityscape, offering scenic riverfront promenades ideal for strolls or river cruises. The Waikato Museum Te Whare Taonga o Waikato also offers deep insights into the region's history and its rich Māori culture. For a more tranquil exploration of the gardens, a visit in spring or autumn is recommended, while the city centre boasts numerous cafés and boutiques.
    Taupō

    Taupō

    Am Ufer des größten Sees Neuseelands gelegen, ist Taupō ein Mekka für Outdoor-Enthusiasten mit Angelmöglichkeiten, Wassersport und Fallschirmspringen.