The Best and Most Unique New Zealand Travel Guide New Zealand is a stunning country and the people are proud of its natural state. You will find rolling hills, expansive mountain ranges, hiking trails, beaches, untouched and untamed as well as incredible bird life. It is a country that embraces its cultural history, from the culture of the European settlers to the Maori and Polynesian traditions. With both unique and individual traditions incorporated into daily life, you will see a culture that is quite like no other.The country is divided into three main islands, the North Island (Te Ika-a-Máui) and the South Island (Te Waipounamu) with populations of 3,519,000 and 1,038,000 respectively. The third island is Stewart Island (Rakiura) which is home to approximately 450 permanent residents. Each island is diverse, the South Island is known for its breath-taking beauty with expansive fjords and glaciers, winter sports, and untouched wilderness. The North Island celebrates its culture, with wine country, shopping and museums. There is always something to do and something for everyone. For the sport enthusiast - snowboarding, skiing, surfing and water activities are just a stone's throw away. For the nature lover there are hiking trails, dolphin or whale watching, and wineries to spend your time.This guide will guide you through a country as diverse as beautiful; where to sleep, the best restaurants and those little tips and recommendations which can turn a regular vacation into something completely magical. You'll be helped through how to use the local traffic (not very complicated) and what you need to do if you want to get into the best nightclubs (slightly more complicated). Experience a whole new world when you come and visit New Zealand. In this total guide you will find: Areas covered: History lessons/Best museums/Surfing/Adventure land off road trips/Wildlife spotting/ New Zealand neighborhood/Medical Tourism/Cooking and drinking/ Accommodation/Staying safe/Music/Festivities/Learn English in New Zealand.- General Information of each area - Area Transportation (how to get around i.e. car, bus, taxi, train, bicycle, etc. and how much it would cost) - Sightseeing (Best Sights to See, Off the Beaten Path) - Best shopping (where are the major shopping districts and what they are known for) - Bargain Alternatives (where the locals shop to avoid the high tourist crowds) - Things to do (recreation outdoor, indoor, events and festivals) - Local Food Specialties - Farmer's and Fish (Meat) Markets (Locations, dates and times of various markets) - Language, Political and Etiquette Considerations (What the average tourist should know and how to get along with the locals. Type of currency used and types of places that exchange currency) - Seasonal Considerations (Typical high and low temperatures, if there is a rainy season, if it snows, floods or is known for "heavy weather) - Comfort Services (Massage, hair and nail salons, spas, etc.) - Essential Services (Embassy locations, medical facilities, law enforcement, etc.) - Area specific discounts and coupons. So, download now this total guide and start traveling as you read! TAGSNew Zealand travel, New Zealand vacations, New Zealand all inclusive, New Zealand tours, New Zealand tourism, New Zealand vacation packages, visit New Zealand, trips to New Zealand, New Zealand all inclusive, New Zealand resorts, New Zealand travel guide, New Zealand packages, tours New Zealand, New Zealand excursions, where to go in New Zealand, New Zealand travel packages, New Zealand all inclusive vacations, New Zealand destinations, New Zealand all inclusive packages, New Zealand vacations, places to visit in New Zealand, New Zealand tour packages, New Zealand guide, all inclusive trips to New Zealand, New Zealand deals, best hotels in New Zealand, New Zealand all inclusive