New Zealand
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2009
National Geographic Society (Verlag)
978-1-4262-0233-9 (ISBN)
National Geographic Society (Verlag)
978-1-4262-0233-9 (ISBN)
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From the fjords of Milford Sound and towering Mt Cook on the South Island to the beauty of the Bay of Islands and the bubbling sulfur springs of Rotorua in the North, this title guides you through the incredibly varied land- and cityscapes that is New Zealand. It is illustrated with more than 120 photographs and 18 detailed, full-colour maps.
From the fjords of Milford Sound and towering Mt. Cook on the South Island to the beauty of the Bay of Islands and the bubbling sulfur springs of Rotorua in the North, Australian native and frequent Kiwi visitor Peter Turner guides you through the incredibly varied land- and cityscapes that is today's New Zealand. Illustrated with more than 120 vivid photographs and 18 detailed, full-colour maps, this guide gives you every tool you need to plan a trip to this unique land on the other side of the world. Starting with a detailed introduction to New Zealand's history, food, land, and culture - factors that have clearly shaped the progressive character of the Kiwis - the book explores every corner of the country, starting with Auckland, the bustling cosmopolitan jewel in the north.Turner takes readers down the islands to such magical places as Kiakoura, where you can swim with wild dolphins; stately Wellington, the proud and lively capital; Westland National Park, with its incredible gleaming glaciers; and charming Christchurch, whose gardens and parks give it a distinctly British feel.Special sidebars give detailed information on many topics such as the Maori, the national obsession of Rugby, and the many adventure activities (like bungy jumping, which originated outside Queenstown) that people often associate with the country.
Experiential sidebars abound, including one on how to live and work on an organic farm, one on the hidden corners of the country where you can spot a real Kiwi bird, and another on places to learn to surf. In addition, the book features guided drives and hikes through some of the land's most spectacular natural scenery, and guided walks into the heart of both Auckland and Christchurch. A thorough Travelwise section recommends hotels and restaurants throughout the country in all price ranges. Whether you're speed-boating in the lakes around Queenstown, checking out the subterranean glowworms at Waitomo Caves, or trekking along the famous Milford Track, this guide has everything you need for a memorable trip.
From the fjords of Milford Sound and towering Mt. Cook on the South Island to the beauty of the Bay of Islands and the bubbling sulfur springs of Rotorua in the North, Australian native and frequent Kiwi visitor Peter Turner guides you through the incredibly varied land- and cityscapes that is today's New Zealand. Illustrated with more than 120 vivid photographs and 18 detailed, full-colour maps, this guide gives you every tool you need to plan a trip to this unique land on the other side of the world. Starting with a detailed introduction to New Zealand's history, food, land, and culture - factors that have clearly shaped the progressive character of the Kiwis - the book explores every corner of the country, starting with Auckland, the bustling cosmopolitan jewel in the north.Turner takes readers down the islands to such magical places as Kiakoura, where you can swim with wild dolphins; stately Wellington, the proud and lively capital; Westland National Park, with its incredible gleaming glaciers; and charming Christchurch, whose gardens and parks give it a distinctly British feel.Special sidebars give detailed information on many topics such as the Maori, the national obsession of Rugby, and the many adventure activities (like bungy jumping, which originated outside Queenstown) that people often associate with the country.
Experiential sidebars abound, including one on how to live and work on an organic farm, one on the hidden corners of the country where you can spot a real Kiwi bird, and another on places to learn to surf. In addition, the book features guided drives and hikes through some of the land's most spectacular natural scenery, and guided walks into the heart of both Auckland and Christchurch. A thorough Travelwise section recommends hotels and restaurants throughout the country in all price ranges. Whether you're speed-boating in the lakes around Queenstown, checking out the subterranean glowworms at Waitomo Caves, or trekking along the famous Milford Track, this guide has everything you need for a memorable trip.
Erscheint lt. Verlag | 9.4.2009 |
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Reihe/Serie | National Geographic Traveler |
Illustrationen | Colin Monteath |
Zusatzinfo | 120 photographs, 18 maps, 3 artworks |
Verlagsort | Hanover |
Sprache | englisch |
Maße | 136 x 213 mm |
Gewicht | 606 g |
Themenwelt | Reiseführer ► Australien / Neuseeland / Ozeanien ► Neuseeland |
ISBN-10 | 1-4262-0233-4 / 1426202334 |
ISBN-13 | 978-1-4262-0233-9 / 9781426202339 |
Zustand | Neuware |
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