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New Zealand is nearly the size of Japan or California and slightly larger than the United Kingdom. However, it only has a population of approximately four million, which means it is one of the least populated countries.
Three quarters of the population live in the North Island with less than one million people in the beautiful South Island. If you’re seeking a peaceful retreat to escape a crazy life in the Northern hemisphere, New Zealand is the perfect haven of peace, rejuvenation and relaxation. However, if you want adventure and thrills, then New Zealand will also satisfy your desire in abundance.
New Zealand has a variable climate determined by both region and season. Summer is from December through March and NZ enjoys a warm and sunny summer season. Winter is coldest in the South where you can experience heavy snowfalls.
New Zealand is famous for its spectacular landscape embracing vast mountain ranges, spectacular coastline, active volcanoes, extraordinary lush rainforests, glaciers and fiords.
Auckland is New Zealand's largest city. Known as the "City of Sails" for its beautiful yacht harbour and beaches. Wellington is the capital city, and visually the most spectacular of all the cities in the country. In recent years Wellington has become known as "Wellywood" due to the spectacular success of resident film director Peter Jackson with his Lord of the Rings Trilogy, As a result of Jackson’s on-going productions and extensive facilities, Wellington regularly hosts international films stars and has been used as the location for many productions. Wellington is also the cultural centre of New Zealand and home to the National Museum Te Papa. It is also the departure point for the ferries to the South Island.
The South Island is where you will find the most amazing destinations in New Zealand: The famous Milford Track; Beautiful Nelson and the vineyards of Marlborough; Whale watching in Kaikoura, The English style city of Christchurch and the real highlights of Mt Cook; Queenstown and the Milford Sound.
