See & Do
- Checklist
- Bike the Central Otago Rail Trail p.275
- Tongariro National Park p.230
- Bay of Islands p.208
- Rotorua p.227
- Whanganui River p.241
- Drive the East Cape p.236
- Hawke’s Bay Food & Wine Trails p.234
- Hahei & Cathedral Cove p.225
- See Punakaiki (Pancake Rocks) p.284
- Do a South Island Great Walk p.300
- Visit the Chatham Islands p.269
- Auckland’s West Coast p.218
- Visit Farewell Spit & Bluff p.257 & p.289
- Enjoy a South Island Wine Tasting tour p.300
- Soak in Hanmer Springs p.259
- Tramp or Climb in Mount Cook National Park p.268
- Surf in Raglan p.221
- Live Dangerously in Queenstown p.280
- Visit Fox & Franz Josef Glaciers p.287
- Waitomo Caves p.222
- Hide in the Moeraki Boulders p.271
- Te Papa, Museum of New Zealand p.245
- Visit the Church of the Good Shepherd p.268
- Experience the South Island’s Unique Wildlife p.2
- Switch off in Milford Sound p.292
- Ski the South Island p.265
- Drive the Southern Scenic Route p.291
- Pasifika p.60
- Areas
- New Zealand - Main Areas
- Attractions
- Tours & Sightseeing
Bay of Islands p.208
There are nearly 150 islands in the Bay of Islands. After spending a few days in the Northland’s most popular spot you may think there are almost as many ways in which to explore the region’s endless array of bays. Cruise to the famed Hole in the Rock or drop anchor in a sailing ketch and explore hidden coves in a kayak.
