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…for sudden changes in weather and temperature if you're going hiking or doing other outdoor activities. * Spring - September, October, November * Summer - December, January, February * Autumn - March, April, May * Winter - June, July, August New Zealand Temperatures Flaxmill Bay, Whitianga Photographer…
…Northland. The water is warm 20°-23° Celsius (70° Fahrenheit) and the water is clear averaging 20 metres visibility. This is the summer season so you can expect mild air temperatures too. From May to early September the visibility is excellent for scuba diving in Northland while the temperature falls to…
…plenty of sunshine, and activities in and around the water include rafting, snorkelling, diving and kayaking. You'll find snow on the mountains in winter and excellent skiing. Away from the mountains, New Zealand winters are mild and temperatures generally do not fall below freezing. What's the climate…
…Anglers come from all over the world to try their luck in the crystal clear waters. New Zealand was put on the big game fishing map after a visit by legendary American writer Zane Grey in the 1920's. Excellent salt water game can be found off the East Coast of the North Island as far south as Whakatane…
…waters. After three months he was reputedly able to walk back to Tauranga. It was believed the close juxtaposition of strongly alkaline water alongside a still stronger acid, was the secret to the healing powers of the Rotorua springs. Whether it was the heat, the acidity, or the minerals in the water,…
…the Waikato region, the scenery is green to the extreme. Fertile soils, reliable rainfall and kind temperatures have created a pastoral heaven. Below the surface, miracles have been wrought with water and limestone. Vast cave systems, huge sink holes and underground streams provide huge scope for adventure…
…overnight stays. If you think snow falls will cramp your sightseeing style during a West Coast winter, your information needs updating. Although the temperatures are cooler during the winter months, the days are often settled warm, clear and sunny. However, if snow is your passion, the ski fields of Arthur's…
…keeping cool this summer in New Zealand including water sports and activities that are fun, exciting and unusual. Get some great ideas for keeping cool this summer in New Zealand including water sports and activities that are fun, exciting and unusual. Water Activities in New Zealand When you want to keep…
…approximate outflow of 14,000 litres of water per second, approximately enough to fill 40 bathtubs. Meanwhile on the North Island, you can visit Frying Pan Lake near Rotorua, the world's biggest hot water spring at over 38,000 square metres with a temperature of 200°C at its deepest point. Travel Competition…
…fish for trout. The park itself includes native bush with bird life, McLaren Falls and numerous animals in the adjacent park. Enjoy a day out on the water with one of Tauranga's fishing charters or Oceania Helicopters and Tauranga Aero Club offer flight training, scenic flights and air charters and for…
