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New Zealand North Island vs South Island
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New Zealand North Island vs South Island

<p><img title="Active Adventures New Zealand E-Guide" src="https://res.cloudinary.com/activeadventures/image/upload/a4ikhtdhcbrbseqo5olu?_a=DATAg1AAZAA0" alt="Active Adventures New Zealand E-Guide"><img title="E guide" src="https://res.cloudinary.com/activeadventures/image/upload/bcynhhnswuezyyonnrdg?_a=DATAg1AAZAA0" alt="E guide">North Islands vs the South Island of New Zealand and how to pick</p>

Discover Aoraki Mount Cook National Park
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Discover Aoraki Mount Cook National Park

Aoraki (the Maori name for Mount Cook) is New Zealand’s highest mountain at 3754 metres or 12,316 feet. Mount Cook National Park lies in the Canterbury region of the South Island of New Zealand and is

The Best Day Hikes on New Zealand's South Island
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The Best Day Hikes on New Zealand's South Island

Wherever you are in New Zealand, chances are you aren't far from a hiking trail – there are literally thousands!&nbsp;We have 14 national parks and countless other wildlife reserves, so if you’re look