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Stretched over a volcanic field on New Zealand’s North Island is multicultural Auckland. The country’s largest city, this thriving hub offers everything you would expect; enchanting scenery at every turn, fascinating Māori heritage and friendly locals. The urban centre occupies a narrow isthmus between two harbours, while the outer region boasts beautiful beaches, fertile farmlands and rainforest-covered hills.
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View Cruise DealOne of the best ways to appreciate Auckland’s amazing vistas is from the 328m tall Sky Tower. The tallest man-made structure in the Southern Hemisphere, it offers 360-degree views of the city from 3 observation decks plus a glass floor for a heart-stopping look straight down. You’ll also find 3 eateries within the top portion, including New Zealand’s only revolving restaurant. Keep an eye out for fearless thrill-seekers taking part in a 192m SkyJump down the tower’s exterior.
Auckland has become known as the City of Sails due to the vast number of boats in the region. One look at the spectacular, undulating shoreline of the Hauraki Gulf and it’s easy to see why sailing has become a popular pastime for locals. Take a trip on the sparkling waters as you search for whales, dolphins and penguins or simply admire the luxury yachts, glitzy catamarans and nippy speedboats in the city’s two major harbours; Manukau and Waitemata.
Polynesian explorers settled on the fertile Auckland isthmus around 700 years ago. The Māori's proud heritage remains intrinsic to the country’s culture and the Auckland Museum is a great place to learn more, and watch a display of the formidable haka. For an even older history lesson, look to the majestic volcanic landscape. Nearby, Rangitoto Island was formed less than 1,000 years ago, while the scenic volcanic cones of Maungawahau (Mount Eden), Takarunga (Mount Victoria) or Maungakiekie (One Tree Hill) that are thought to be almost 30,000 years old.
Take a trip to Waiheke Island, where an ideal micro-climate enables the bountiful growth of delicious produce. Tour a vineyard and try an acclaimed artisan wine, sample olive oil straight from the grove or bask in the sunshine on one of its many secluded beaches.