New Zealand as a whole is 270,534 km ² and has only 3,88 million people – what a range, the quasi offers everything (except for many people): hot Pacific beaches, mountains and snow to snowy mountains, volcanic soils, desert-like landscapes … a RV trip through New Zealand is worth it but always remember to stay in Auckland Hotels, New Zealand .
RV tour of New Zealand
Not just sports fans are completely out of his concerning the offer of sailing, skiing, bungee jumping, and all kinds Canoeoptionen more. Also, photographers, nature lovers and those who love space and freedom to believe in a paradise.
Culture (apart from the Maori) are not, however. The architecture of the building is mostly more or less modern design.
The cost of the flight will be approximately 1000 to 1500 €. A mobile home will cost around 60 € per day.New Zealand invites you to “wild” camping one. It is also allowed almost everywhere, otherwise there is explicit evidence that it is NOT allowed.Water you get to the campground. There is also another luxury – from showers, washing machines, etc. up to the television and fireplace! , Ferries or other tours you should book if necessary even from Europe, because it can be cheaper.
Trip and route planning for an RV tour of New Zealand
I recommend departure and arrival in Aukland. The Auckland airport is not large and, therefore, quite clear. Therefore, one should take in the motorhome as Aukland received and best take a taxi to the company. But before that, Aukland is the first time to stay to relax, walking, look around and, if necessary.
To eat or go shopping in Parnell is the Main Street. There are also art galleries and antique shops. Auckland has around 1.1 million inhabitants and is a sort of metropolis of the South Pacific and the largest city in New Zealand. However charming small towns such as Wellington.
Optional route planning and other tips for RV travel through New Zealand.Depart Auckland and drive on the Motorway 1 towards Coromandel Peninsula.Coromandel Town offers a nice little shops, the city is quite small. From there you can go on and take a night as the Camp Ground in Waiomu.The next goals are to offer Coromandel Town, Whitiangi, Hahei to Cathedral Cove with. Whitianga has a beautiful bay.
A crossing to the Mercury Beach is another option.
You can overnight at Hotwater Beach and the next day may visit the island vulkanöse White Iceland.A real tip is to Otorohanga. Interesting are the Waitomo Glowworm Caves, which are Glowworm Caves! There are about 20,000 small “light” people admire! Photography is banned there, unfortunately. The best way is already moving in the morning and do with a guide to this time is not so much going on.
Continue towards Rotorua. How about on the way to Black Water Rafting in Waitomo? Do sports, have fun and continue to Rotorua.
South of Rotorua on the way to reach the “Geysirstrasse” towards Taupo after about 30 km to Wai-O-Tapu thermal area (which you can smell whatever).
You can overnight at the campground well Willow Heaven. Highly recommended is a visit to the Maori village Ohinematu.
From there it goes best on to Waimangu Volcanic Valley and Lake Taupo. Overnight accommodations are available in Turangi.
A small Seewanderung refreshes the mind and has great photo subjects. You can return later in Whakapapa Village.
Next can you drive along the Whanganui towards Wellington. It recommends a night on the campground Lindale on the Kapiti Coast.
In the morning we continue towards Wellington to noon at the Camp Ground to park in Lower Hutt the mobile home and go by bus to Wellington pure. Wellington has about 205,000 inhabitants and is New Zealand’s third largest city.
Saving Tip : There is a free one-hour tour of the Parliament. We may even attend a parliamentary session.
Sightseeing Suggestions for Wellington Botanic Garden, Te Papa Museum, downtown, Cable Car crossing with Interislander ferry to Picton.