Kapiti Island Nature Reserve
One of New Zealand's oldest and most important nature reserves, 5 km off the coast near Paraparaumu.
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One of New Zealand's oldest and most important nature reserves, 5 km off the coast near Paraparaumu.
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Enjoy the picturesque campsite above the Tauwharenīkau River set in regenerating bush.
This is a standard campsite in the Wellington region.
Just a 5 minute walk from Palliser Bay. Go fishing, surfing, walking, hunting and mountain biking.
At the eastern park entrance beneath the Tararua Ranges.
This is a lovely family campsite beside a creek, with an old logging and exotic redwood forest trail area nearby.
Free guided tours of New Zealand's Parliament run every hour, every day, from the visitor centre in the foyer of Parliament House.
One of the main entrances to Tararua Forest Park, the campsite is surrounded by open river terraces and regenerating bush.
Sited beside the Putangirua Stream with views of Cook Strait and a pebbly beach across the road.
This secluded campsite is at the head of two spectacular gorges above the Waiohine River.
Wellington has one of the world's great natural harbours, and a drive (or bike ride) around the bays and the wild south coast shows it off.
A long sandy beach at the top of Wellington Harbour, in the Hutt Valley suburb of Petone, with views across the water to the city.