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With a dramatic natural landscape that includes volcanoes, glaciers, waterfalls, and more, it isn't surprising that New Zealand was chosen to represent Middle Earth in the Lord of the Rings movie series. This is a hiker's paradise with numerous opportunities for "tramping," as the locals call it, not to mention a healthy dose of the local Maori culture. Travelocity's Auckland vacation packages are a great way to save on flights to and hotels in New Zealand.

Kick Back with the Kiwis

On the North Island, visit the major city of Auckland. Check out Pacific artifacts at the Auckland Museum, or admire the view from the observation deck of the famous Sky Tower. A short ferry ride will take you out to Waiheke Island, where you can find many excellent New Zealand resorts, vineyards, and beautiful beaches. Head south past the city of Hamilton to access the Waitomo Caves, where you can raft through the darkness of the cave system. Lake Taupo is an excellent place to practice a variety of outdoor sports, enjoy the hot springs, and view intricate Maori rock carvings. New Zealand's capital, Wellington, is a great stop on any tour of the North Island. On the South Island, you can explore the nation's rich heritage in the Canterbury Museum, or stroll the Christchurch Botanic Gardens. Head south to check out the Fox Glacier and Franz Josef Glacier, and experience the majestic beauty of Milford Sound, one of the world's top-rated tourist destinations.

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Good - right next to Arrivals. Reception staff very good at all times. Room was very nice but bathroom fittings are not actually well designed for mobility issues. We didn't like at all the sliding door arrangement which left a wide open gap under the bench. It was also hazardous to the mobility impaired to have two unstable walls. Not pleased:- The cost (I was tricked into accepting the price by not realizing the site quoted US dollars) Paying even extra on top for night service ($45 under various headings) Poor selection in mini bar and no ice. Very unimpressed: - Breakfast @ $32 per head: - Cooked-to-order omelettes were good. BUT Continental selection was very poor indeed. Bread for toast and cooked bacon had both run out and staff weren't bothering to replenish. Hash browns were dried out and stale Baked beans were dried out, congealed, small grade cheap beans and revoltingly sweet. Tea and coffee were tasteless swill. Staff made no attempt to greet or offer service. They just did their own thing and ignored us. Overall: - Poor value in view of the high cost.