Sunday, November 7, 2010

RV in NZ

Hello and welcome to New Zealand.

If you are a traveler to visit, you may be interested in traveling across the country in an RV. It 's a great way to see the countryside, visit some historic and naturally beautiful distant landscape. There are many mobile homes can be rented or perhaps buy if you're here for a little 'and our caravan around the country to be extended. There are two levels of magnitude in a camper. The Commercial Court of modified van with a pop topand equipped with kitchenette and double or mobile home, which is an agency specifically created on a commercial chassis. The choice is yours but be aware that our streets are narrow, especially in more remote parts of the country. So the smaller the better. Strike will not be too steep streets, if you're in the mountains, so go to avoid the situation somewhat.

We are a country of about 4 million people, located off the east coast of Australia, in the South SeasOcean. New Zealand has a land mass similar in size, such as England and Japan, but with a fraction of the population. How to find a place of great natural beauty and diversity. From the endless beaches of the north, the snow-covered mountain in the south. You'll see, fjords vessel size, diving from great heights to great depths. Deep enough for ships to navigate easily.

To our beautiful landscape, there can be no better way than to be traveling in a motorhome. Wesome excellent camping, some with natural hot springs, some near major cities in the country and some of the wonders of our coastal attractions. Enter the country through our international airports in Auckland and Christchurch. There are many companies that offer a wide range of vehicles campers. Small and agile to large and luxurious.

We have a combination camper during your stay, with access to many more rest stops you can join many quite simple,but also economically. Depending on your budget, visit Cape Reinga on the northern tip of our country, the point to take in the sea. Follow our beaches south of the Bay of Islands, where the government has begun in New Zealand.

Further south, visit the Coromandel Peninsula, our pearl golden beaches and breathtaking scenery. Visit one of our largest gold mine in the box, aligned with Bush and natural wildlife. Drive south of Tauranga, our second largest port, thenMonte Mauganui in Miami in the south, then turn inland lakes Rotorua and Taupo. Trout fishing, or explore the Thermal Wonderland. New Zealand is a land of extinct volcanoes, in fact, our largest lake, Lake Taupo is actually the crater of one of the largest volcanoes in the world. Travel further south you put in the Wairarapa wine country. A relatively new profession in this world of sheep and cattle. Wherever you see the sheep, you can visit the Agriculture and Centersdiscover their history. You see a way to escape life, which produces some of the finest wool in the world. Our farmers are proud to be one of the most powerful in the world and produces high quality products.

Wellington is our current site of the next government, Parliament Buildings, our national treasure, Te Papa Museum, home to the Maori culture and history of the colony of New Zealand, with people from many countries, including the WorldPolynesia and Europe. New Zealand is made up of two large islands. The North and South.

For travel from Wellington South, take the car ferry across the narrow gap between the islands and dive into the sparsely populated country of the South Island. This is where you the sights of cities like Christchurch and Dunedin, bird sanctuaries in remote landscapes and travel over the mountains of the Highlands and visit the mountains of snow in the Southern Alps. Visit the central buriedRock, beautiful lakes than you can imagine fjords and mountains, open to the sea. Queenstown is a must, one of the most unique places in the world. Travel on a steam ferry 100 years, up to a silver lake, visit a sheep station in the mountains or explore the city and exciting Skifield gold mines.

So enjoy your camping trip. Take lots of pictures and come back sometime.

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