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Christchurch Attractions: What to do in Christchurch
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Banks Peninsula near Christchurch, New Zealand is a must see for its stunning views, beautiful bays and quirky campgrounds....
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Banks Peninsula near Christchurch, New Zealand is a must see for its stunning views, beautiful bays and quirky campgrounds. Little River is the gateway to the peninsula. The township has a hotel/pub, 2 cafes, a petrol station, art gallery, craft store and small museum. There are B&Bs, plus the Little River Campground in Okuti Valley Road. They have affordable campervan parks with power, cabins and tentsites set beside a river. The southern bays have some of the best surf, if you know the secret spots as well as good, safe swimming beaches, walking tracks and the Little River Rail Trail. It is a a place that is often over looked as tourists head to Akaroa. If you want to experience more than the usual, to get off the beaten track and really explore, ask at the craft station, which has an info centre.
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Tranz Scenic is New Zealand’s only long distance passenger train network. We take passengers across New Zealand in comfort...
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Tranz Scenic is New Zealand’s only long distance passenger train network. We take passengers across New Zealand in comfort and style through some of the most scenic areas of the North and South Islands. It is an experience not just a journey. We have the Overlander train connecting Auckland and Wellington, the Coastal Pacific between Picton and Christchurch and the world famous TranzAlpine from Christchurch to Greymouth.The Coastal Pacific departs daily from Christchurch passing through Kaikoura and Marlborough regions before arriving in the sea port township of Picton and connecting with the Interislander ferry.
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The Royal New Zealand Air Force Museum in Christchurch is a “must see” for anyone even remotely interested in military aviation. The museum is extremely well laid out and...
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Test your limits. Conquer your fear. Adrenalin Forest is best described as a multi level aerial obstacle course. Participants...
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Test your limits. Conquer your fear. Adrenalin Forest is best described as a multi level aerial obstacle course. Participants negotiate a series of rope bridges, Tarzan swings and flying foxes from platforms constructed in the tree canopy. Adrenalin Forest is a great confidence builder and adrenalin rush. The adventure park features an aerial obstacle course up to 20 meters off the ground, 6 pathways of progressive difficulty, about 2 km in length and covering 4 hectares of forest. Participants attached by an overhead safety wire safely negotiate a series of 100 challenging activities high up in the tree canopy.
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Tranz Scenic is New Zealand’s only long distance passenger train network. We take passengers across New Zealand in comfort...
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Tranz Scenic is New Zealand’s only long distance passenger train network. We take passengers across New Zealand in comfort and style through some of the most scenic areas of the North and South Islands. It is an experience not just a journey.We have the Overlander train connecting Auckland and Wellington, the Coastal Pacific between Picton and Christchurch and the world famous TranzAlpine from Christchurch to Greymouth.The TranzAlpine goes through the fields of the Canterbury Plains, followed by the spectacular gorges and river valleys of the Waimakariri River. Your train then climbs into the Southern Alps, before descending through lush beech forest to the West Coast town of Greymouth.
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A unique part of the city, the Avon River sustains a diverse plant and animal life and is a source of many recreational...
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A unique part of the city, the Avon River sustains a diverse plant and animal life and is a source of many recreational activities.
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The largest wildlife reserve in New Zealand houses animals in their natural habitats with few barriers or fences, permitting...
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The largest wildlife reserve in New Zealand houses animals in their natural habitats with few barriers or fences, permitting visitors to see them up close and feed the gentler species.
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See Kiwi in a natural environment - there is no glass! Get close to Kea, Tuatara and other native icons. Willowbank Wildlife...
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See Kiwi in a natural environment - there is no glass! Get close to Kea, Tuatara and other native icons. Willowbank Wildlife Reserve is also home to introduced and exotic breeds. Make your own way around the park and animals will eat right out of your hand. Choose either a day or evening visit, Willowbank is open from 10am to 10pm daily - kiwis are able to be viewed from 11am until 10pm.
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Here at Aoteayoga we provide World-Class Yoga instruction offering various disciplines to suit all Yogis & Yoginis. Located...
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Here at Aoteayoga we provide World-Class Yoga instruction offering various disciplines to suit all Yogis & Yoginis. Located in Christchurch for Group-classes of all levels. And in the stunning French Settlement of Akaroa (80 kilometers away) for retreats & workshops. Akaroa's intrinsic beauty year round offers each practitioner a sense of connectedness and vitality due to the rolling hills, turquoise harbor and the living life throughout the area.
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The park is comprised of an Edwardian township, which includes buildings from a church and a police house to a bakery and a...
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The park is comprised of an Edwardian township, which includes buildings from a church and a police house to a bakery and a railway station, as well as an exhibition area.
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"My wife and I caught the train from Christchurch to Greymouth and return for a day excursion. It was at the end of April and very cold (and wet). However, the scenery was excellent as the train worked its way through the flatlands and then up the mountains to Arthur's Pass and then down to Greymou..."th. It was just as interesting on the way back as we knew what to look out for as we approached certain sights. The taped commentary was very good but was quite often interupted/overtalked by the train manager with similar information and we missed some of the commentary. The scenic car is open to the elements and a good coat was required to brave the cold. We sat on the right side of the train and had the better views, although there were enough empty seats to move from side to side for photos as required. At Greymouth, the train stops for an hour or so which is enough time to have a short walk around Greymouth and have some lunch before returning to the train and Chrischurch.
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