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New Zealand Honeymoon Destinations

    Bay of Islands

    • Located on the upper tip of the North Island, the Bay of Islands is a harbor that comprises several towns. The remoteness of the Bay of Islands makes it a good choice for couples who want an intimately private setting. Romantic cottages and villas can be found in abundance, and the towns of the Bay of Islands have many fine dining options. Fish lovers in particular will appreciate the freshness and variety found on most menus.

    Rotorua

    • Many of New Zealand's geo-thermal features, such as hot springs and geysers, are located in Rotorua. The sulfur in the air can take some getting used to, the hot spring waters are incorporated into a number of luxury resorts. Additionally, Rotorua is the best place in New Zealand to learn about the Maori, the indigenous people of New Zealand who have a fascinating culture that can be appreciated through a variety of experiences, such as tribal dances and traditional barbecues.

    Napier

    • When the city of Napier was rebuilt after an earthquake in the 1930s, the architecture throughout the city reflected the Art Deco style of the times. Thanks to years of careful preservation, Napier is now New Zealand's own "Art Deco City," appropriate for couples looking for boutique hotels in a vibrant location.

    Marlborough Region

    • Wine aficionados might be familiar with the Marlborough region of New Zealand, because some of the best Sauvignon Blanc in the world is produced there. The Marlborough region has many romantic hotels situated among outstanding wineries, and tours are easily arranged.

    Queenstown

    • The adventure-sport capital of New Zealand, Queenstown offers some of New Zealand's best snow fields for skiing. The adventurous also can experience bungee jumping, sky diving and paragliding. Queenstown is a mountain resort town with extensive options in dining and shopping as well as a wide range of accommodations with views of the lake and mountains.

    Milford Sound

    • On seeing Milford Sound, Rudyard Kipling declared it the "eighth wonder of the world." Milford Sound is fjord formed by glaciers that cut a deep channel from the land to the sea. Rugged and beautiful, Milford Sound can be experienced on cruises and kayaking tours. The nearby town of Te Anu is an excellent launching point for honeymooners who want to enjoy Milford Sound's remote beauty.

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