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New Zealand Travel Books

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New Zealand Driving Holidays
by Donna Blaber
Published December 2005
124 pages
This book contains 29 New Zealand holiday itineraries and touring maps for the independent traveler. It is a true “insider’s guide” to New Zealand. The
itineraries enable visitors to see the country at a pace that leaves time to savour the moment, with breakout options highlighting day trips of special interest. You could
also select from different itineraries to create your own pathway through this fascinating land.
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Lonely Planet New Zealand
by Carolyn Bain & George Dunford
Published September 2006
772 pages
Tour every landscape on earth, all rolled into one country. Dig for pipis on the beach, or sample oysters on a platter. Savour solitude with a view, or city culture. Things
are never just black and white in New Zealand. Taste the freshest seafood, world-class wines, or the best lamb roast there is. Open your eyes to yet another magnificent view of
mystical mountains, braided river plains or calming coastlines. A good time's easy to find, from happening Auckland to waterfront Wellington. Experience Maori culture firsthand: take part in a powhiri, or fill your puku at a hangi.
Bungy jump, sea kayak, surf, trek and hit the white water with the best of them - it's all here.
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Straying from the Flock: Travels in New Zealand
by Alexander Elder
Published April 2005
288 pages
An intimate and personal account of one passionate traveler's visit to this incredible country, its mountains and beaches, fjords, rainforests, vineyards, and hidden
eateries. Each of the fifty chapters describes one day in his travels-fishing, flying, cattle herding, befriending locals at every turn. Filled with colorful stories and
memorable personalities, the book not only describes the trip of a lifetime, but captures a life-altering experience for its writer. From mountains and rainforests to cities
and beaches, Straying from the Flock is both a moving memoir and personal travel guide to this amazing country.
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Kiwi Tracks: A New Zealand Journey
by Andrew Stevenson
Published May 2005
222 pages
Many of us dream of escaping from everyday life, tossing a few possessions in a backpack and travelling light in far-off lands. Andrew Stevenson did more than dream: he packed his rucksack and went.
With insight and a gentle humour, he explores the spirit of this spectacular land at the southern end of the Pacific, its indigenous and non-indigenous peoples, and provides
an illuminating view of his fellow backpackers and twilight world they inhabit, forever between destinations. He also reveals that, however much or little you may have in you rucksack, the heaviest baggage is what you carry inside.
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