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Napier & Hastings

Aerial views of the twin cities of Hawke's Bay, surrounded by sprawling vineyards and apple orchards.

Ruahine & Tararua Ranges

The rugged interior mountain ranges that form the backbone of the lower North Island, often covered in snow during winter.

Lake Wairarapa

The largest wetland system in the lower North Island, visible as a vast body of water just before crossing the Remutaka Range.

Wellington Harbour

Also known as Te Whanganui-a-Tara, offering views of Somes Island and the ferries crossing the Cook Strait.

Wellington City

A spectacular view of the CBD, the waterfront, and the colorful houses perched on the steep hills surrounding the capital.

Young Nick's Head

Dramatic white cliffs at the southern tip of Poverty Bay, historically significant as the first land sighted by Captain Cook's crew.

Mahia Peninsula

A distinct landmass jutting into the Pacific, home to the Rocket Lab launch site and pristine coastal scenery.

Wairarapa Coastline

A rugged and remote stretch of the North Island featuring wild beaches and the occasional view of the Castlepoint lighthouse.

Cape Palliser

The southernmost point of the North Island, identifiable by its red-and-white striped lighthouse and rocky seal habitats.

Kaikoura Ranges

On a clear day, the snow-capped peaks of the South Island become visible across the Cook Strait during the final descent.