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9781869662882
Best Short Nature Walks in New Zealand
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NZ$ 35.00 each
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Author:
Peter Janssen
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ISBN / ISSN:
9780790010199
Day Walks of Gisborne, Eastland & Waikaremoana
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NZ$ 20.00 each
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Author:
Marios Gavalos
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This handy guide covers a broad geographical area and is divided into six regional chapters - Gisborne, East Cape, Waioeks/Opotiki, Wairoa, Lake Waikaremoana and Whirinaki. With overviews of popular walking areas, each walk is given a grade, approximate completion time, access details, notes on the track and points of interest to highlight the most memorable features. Maps and photographs complement the information.
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9781869790615
Let's Go Camping : 66 Great Places to Pitch Your Tent or Park Your Van - and Things to Do When You Get There
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NZ$ 40.00 each
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Author:
Sarah Bennett & Lee Slater
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Happy campers Sarah Bennett and Lee Slater have travelled the length and the breadth of the country to inspire you to get out on the road and experience the best camping that New Zealand has to offer. Each site has been hand-picked, focusing on those with the most stunning locations, exceptional facilities or best ambience, making this book the essential guide for campers. The entries have in-depth reviews describing each campsite's special features, practical and background information on the region, plus the all-important things to do in the area. At the end of each regional section is a listing of other campsites provided by the AA.
The book's introduction includes the different kinds of camping; hints, tips and tricks on how to camp well,
plus light-hearted features such as campfire songs and recipes. The authors also focus on how to camp responsibly and sustainably. Whether you prefer to pitch a tent or roll up in a campervan, ...
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9781869792862
101 Must-Do Weekends for Kiwis
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NZ$ 40.00 each
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Author:
Renee Lang (ed)
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The AA ran the high-profile 101 MUST-DO WEEKENDS campaign all through 2008, with several feature articles in NZ Woman's Weekly, Directions magazine and The New Zealand Herald. This book is a fresh take on the campaign, with 101 great suggested weekends away in different parts of the country, divided into 10 broad themes. Whether you're into history and culture, or prefer to concentrate on food and wine, you'll find the perfect weekend here. There are Family Fun weekends, Eco-wilderness weekends, Active Adventures, Road Trips, and weekends where you can just Relax and Indulge! The scenic photography throughout makes the book a great tourist souvenir, as well as being a reminder to Kiwis of what a great country we live in.
First published October 2009.
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ISBN / ISSN:
9781877333941
A Driving Guide to Scenic New Zealand (Bird's Eye Guide) (3rd revised edition 2008)
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NZ$ 35.00 each
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Bird's Eye Guides
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This book includes more than 50 full-colour Bird's Eye maps, covering all of New Zealand's best scenic driving routes, with essential and interesting information that travellers actually need when they are on the road. If you are setting out to tour any part of New Zealand by road, this will be an invaluable guide while you are travelling, and make a wonderful keepsake after you finish. Includes fold-out road map of North and South Islands.
This 3rd edition first published December 2008, Nelson
280x210mm / 146pp
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ISBN / ISSN:
9780958209496
Charming Places to Stay in New Zealand 2009
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NZ$ 20.00 each
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n/a
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This, the 11th edition, showcases 600 totally delightful 'Places to Stay' including romantic cottages, sumptuous lodges, bed & breakfasts, boutique accommodation, city apartments, seaside escapes, chic townhouse apartments, small hotels, great farmstays ... and the list goes on. This guide has a unique, easy to use "at-a-glance" Category Symbol System that is loved by travellers, plus, practical travel information translated into German, Japanese & Mandarin.
Over 2000 photos & over 500 maps.
A5 format.
516 pages
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9781869711757
Hunting & High Country : Philip Holden's classic New Zealand tales
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NZ$ 50.00 each
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Author:
Philip Holden
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Philip Holden was a great outdoorsman, whose writing explored the heart of rural New Zealand. When Philip passed away in 2005, he had written 57 books, many of them New Zealand classics. The Best of Philip Holden collects his most-loved writing, spanning his long career as a chronicler of our beautiful country. Philip Holden was born in Wales. He immigrated to New Zealand at the age of 21 after reading about positions available as a 'Government Hunter'. For seven years he became a professional hunter working in remote areas of the North and South Islands and the experiences gained over this time became the inspiration for his earlier works. His first book Pack and Rifle went on to become one of New Zealand's classic hunting yarns. Philip later gave up hunting in order to photograph and write about the land and its people. 'Station Country' is his most popular series from this time, telling the stories of the men and women who make a ...
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9781741048162
Lonely Planet New Zealand (14th edition September 2008)
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NZ$ 60.00 each
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Author:
Charles Rawlings-Way, Brett Atkinson, Sarahb Bennett, Peter Dragicevich & Errol Hunt
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Includes contributions by food expert Lauraine Jacobs, historian James Belich, Maori publisher John Huria and musician Gareth Shute. Contains loads of information on New Zealand's thriving organic establishments and Maori community-based tourism operators. Expanded chapters on Outdoor Activities & Maori Culture. Inspirational interviews with local experts.
First published 1977; this 14th edition September 2008.
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9780790011158
On Cook's Trail,A Holiday History of Captain Cook In New Zealand
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NZ$ 20.00 each
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Author:
John Darkin
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James Cook visited New Zealand three times, although twice only briefly. His early contacts with Maori didn't merely establish Britain's colonial credentials, they set the tone for future race relations between two different cultures. This is not a definitive, blow-by-blow account of all Cook's meetings and landings, but an edited highlight - a holiday history - of his tour of the North and South islands summarising the reasons why Cook was sent to this faraway land, what he discovered when he arrived and the interactions with people he encountered including the major historical personalities such as Banks, Tupaia and Solander.
Structured by region, the Cook's tour begins in Poverty Bay before heading around to cover Hawke's Bay, Cape Kidnappers, Anaura Bay, Tolaga Bay, Thames, the Bay of Plenty, Mercury Bay, the Bay of Islands, Doubtless Bay, North Cape, Taranaki/Mt Egmont, Cape Palliser, Cape Turnagain, Kaikoura, Banks Island, ...
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9780473166618
Wairoa:Paradise Revealed
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9781869711603
1001 Best Things to See and Do in New Zealand (2nd edition 2009)
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Author:
Peter Janssen
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Visiting New Zealand? Embarking on a road trip? Want to know where to send the visiting rellies? This 2nd edition of 1001 Best Things To See and Do in New Zealand should be your travel bible. It includes both the obvious places to visit - Sky Tower, Whakarewarewa, Te Papa, Larnach's Castle - and the quirky and not-so-well-known things to see and do - the world's largest totara tree, Wairoa Maori Film Festival, Foxton Windmill, Castlepoint Races. Tourists, nature lovers, history enthusiasts and even armchair travellers will discover hours of pleasurable reading in this compendium of the famous and not-so-famous. Pop a copy in your glove box.
First published 2006; this 2nd edition 2009.
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9781877457098
AA NZ Auckland Compact Street Directory - 2008
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NZ$ 17.00 each
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9781877457418
AA NZ New Zealand Illustrated Travel Atlas
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NZ$ 40.00 each
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Author:
AA New Zealand
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9781877333675
Bird';s Eye: Day Walks in New Zealand : 128 Great Short Trips
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NZ$ 35.00 each
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Author:
Shaun Barnett (Maps Geographix)
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Day walks are one of the most popular recreational activities in New Zealand, enjoyed by both New Zealanders and overseas visitors alike. In 2006 nearly half a million tourists completed either a half-day bush walk or a full day of trekking or tramping. This is not surprising given New Zealand hosts a highly accessible network of conservation and reserve areas, offering everything from leisurely 1-2 hour coastal and beach walks, to full on 8-hour plus days through lush beech forest and alpine areas, and everything in-between. Day Walks in New Zealand is the latest tramping guide in the innovative, new Bird's Eye Guide series. Written by Shaun Barnett, the best-selling author and photographer of Bird's Eye Guide Tramping in New Zealand, Day Walks in New Zealand also uses latest generation 'bird's eye' computer-generated maps, showing a tramping route in three dimensions something unable to be achieved with a conventional topographical ...
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ISBN / ISSN:
9781877517068
Classic Walks of New Zealand (revised edition 2009)
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NZ$ 40.00 each
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Author:
Craig Potton
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Classic Walks of New Zealand is a best-selling tribute to nine of New Zealand's finest walking tracks. This revised and updated edition now includes superb Bird's Eye maps that show each route in three dimensions. Classic Walks will serve both as an inspiring introduction to walking these tracks and a high-quality memento of great experiences.
This revised edition published November 2009.
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ISBN / ISSN:
9780790009858
Day Walks of Dunedin and Coastal Otago
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NZ$ 20.00 each
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Author:
Bill Wilson
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1
Coastal Otago is perfect for trampers: it offers a fascinating mix of scenery, from the spectacular cliffs and white-sand beaches where seals and penguins abound, to the steep ridges with stunning views and valleys of dense bush and clear streams. To the north is a flatter landscape rich in fossils and Maori drawings, and to the south are the tussock lands of the Lammerlaws and the Rock and Pillar range dotted with rock tors in bizarre shapes and, further south, the Catlins with their own unique mix of bush and waterfall, sea caverns and marine life. This Guide includes 65 walks, all within reach of Dunedin – old favourites and some new and exciting discoveries. It gives clear instructions on how to access each walk, the grade and approximate walking time, as well as interesting details about what you can see on the track – the wildlife, the vegetation, the history, the geology and archeology.
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9780790010243
Day Walks of Hawke's Bay
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NZ$ 20.00 each
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Author:
Marios Gavalos
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1
Nearly 80 short walks around the Hawke’s Bay area are covered in this, the next in Reed’s popular
Day Walks
series. Walks that feature include many around Northern Maungaharuru, along the Napier-Tutira Highway, in the Puketitiri Reserves, southern and central Hawke’s Bay, Napier and Hastings, the Maratotara Plateau, Kaweka Forest Park and southern Kaweka, and the Makahu Saddle as well as the mid and southeast Ruahines.
Each walk is given a track grade, approximate travel time, easy access details, notes on the track itself and points of interest to highlight the most memorable features. Illustrated with maps and plenty of photographs, this handy guide is the essential companion for anyone venturing into the region’s outdoors.
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9780790009049
Day Walks of Northland
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NZ$ 20.00 each
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Author:
Marios Garalas
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ISBN / ISSN:
9780143010128
Day Walks of the Coromandel
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NZ$ 25.00 each
Paperback
Author:
Marios Gavalas
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1
Day Walks of the Coromandel
provides clear, concise and informative descriptions of walks around the Coromandel Peninsula, illustrated with area maps and photographs. Written for visitors as well as residents, the guide offers: an introduction to the region's geology, forests, birdlife and history; walks divided into six areas, with brief overviews; grades of difficulty, completion times, access details, track notes and points of interest. The Coromandel Peninsula is one of New Zealand's most outstanding regions of natural beauty. Luxuriant subtropical rainforest covers the jagged remnants of a fiery volcanic past, while pristine beaches and rocky headlands are just part of the spectacular coastal scenery. The remains of gold-mining and kauri-logging endeavours as well as early Maori sites contribute to the character and interest of this area.
Fully revised and updated,
Day Walks of the Coromandel
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9781877333712
Don't Forget Your Scroggin : A how-to handbook for New Zealand tramping
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NZ$ 25.00 each
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Author:
Sarah Bennett & Lee Slater
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1
Don't forget your scroggin is a breath of fresh air. New Zealand's wilderness offers some of the most beautiful and diverse walking on Earth - from the snowy peaks of the Southern Alps to the enchanting forest of Waikaremoana. Exploring this wonderland on foot is one of the most rewarding and uplifting activities you can do. Want to get out here but don't know how? We've packed up all the basics for you, and rolled them up together with some expert advice and a few ripping yarns. Whether you're starting out or getting ready for the next step, we want to share our experience with you, so your journey will be comfortable, safe and fun. Let us show you how you can enjoy it as much as we do. This highly approachable, informative and enjoyable guide is the perfect starting point for anyone who would like to give tramping a go.
First published November 2007.
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