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Classic Walks of New Zealand (revised edition 2009)
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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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Guide to the Otago Central Rail Trail
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Gerald Cunningham
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A fully up-to-date guide to one of New Zealand most popular scenic and historic routes for trampers and cyclists, the Otago Central Rail Trail. The Otago Central Rail Trail is a hike and bike trail that follows the old railway line built through Central Otago in the late 19th century, at a time when bridges and viaducts were constructed in hand-shaped stone. The trail is 150 km long and has been developed for walkers, cyclists and horse riders. This guide divides the trail into 12 easy-to-complete sections, and includes all sorts of information on: how to get there -- length and approximate times -- interesting features along the way -- guide to plants and birdlife -- history of the trail -- local knowledge on all the good spots to stop -- places to stay on the way.
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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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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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New Zealand's Coasts
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Colin Monteath
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Tucked away in the South Pacific, Aotearoa New Zealand, with its 11,000 kilometres of stunningly beautiful coastline is treasured by New Zealanders and visitors alike for the uncrowded, relatively undeveloped and almost pristine nature of its beaches, headlands and foreshore ecosystems.
New Zealand's coastline has a lot on offer, from therapeutic solo walks along a beach and relaxing family holidays to more energetic forms of recreation by avid surfers and divers.
New Zealand's Coasts
, compiled by Christchurch writer and photographer Colin Monteath, is an evocative portrayal of the recreational activities, the beauty and the moods of the country's coastal regions from the tip of the North Island all the way to southernmost reaches of Stewart Island. Also in this series by Colin Monteath:
New Zealand's Mountains
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1001 Best Things to See and Do in New Zealand (2nd edition 2009)
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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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101 Must-Do Weekends for Kiwis
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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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4WD North Island: 102 Off Road Adventures - Volume 1 (revised edition)
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Andy Cockroft
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Driving a 4WD vehicle makes it possible for people of all ages and levels of ability to experience the magic of New Zealand's back country. But it is not always easy to know just where you can go in your 4WD: as well as questions of safety and right of access about particular routes, it could be that you are simply not aware of their existence!
4WD North Island
gives detailed descriptions of 95 North Island roads and tracks, all of them open to the public but inaccessible to two-wheel drive vehicles.
Each is presented with its own map (and grid references to topographical maps) and an accompanying text describing the degree of difficulty, likely hazards and the sights to be seen along the way. The routes range in difficulty from those easy enough to be tackled by a 4WD car to real 'hard yakka' - tracks that are challenging enough for the most ardent enthusiast.
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A Field Guide to Auckland
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Ewen Kenneth Cameron
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Thirteen new sites of interest have been added to this revised edition, along with new images and a stylish, modern new look. The Auckland region has a wealth of features of natural and historic interest. From volcanic cones to fossilised forests, from marine reserves to bird sanctuaries, from pa sites to historic buildings, there are dozens of sites within easy distance of the city that tell the story of the region's natural and historic heritage.
A Field Guide to Auckland
is a handy and informative guide to over 150 easily accessible places to visit, from Wellsford and Mangawhai in the north to the Waikato river and Miranda in the south, as well as the islands of the Hauraki Gulf. Overviews of rocks and landforms, plants and animals, and history are followed by site-by-site descriptions, grouped geographically - North, North Shore, West, Central, South and Islands. Each site has information on how to get there, facilities, ...
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Auckland and Beyond
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Graeme Lay (Photographers: Holger Leue, David Wall, Bob McCree, Gerald Cubitt & Jean du Plessis)
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There are few more photogenic locations in New Zealand than Auckland and its surrounding harbours, forests and spectacular volcanic cones. Auckland and Beyond is a brilliant pictorial depiction of Greater Auckland, capturing the city’s cultural heritage, its cityscapes, its cosmopolitan population, its incomparable coastlines and its water-based recreational activities.
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Auckland Before the Harbour Bridge
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Graham Stewart
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Shows how the Auckland isthmus has developed since the city was founded in September 1840.
A pictorial look back in time that puts the reader in the picture at a glance. Present day photos have been matched with scenes from Aucklands past.
700 colour and monochrome illustrations tell the story of Auckland before the bridge!
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Baches & Holiday Homes To Rent 2008 - North Island
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Mark and Elizabeth Greening
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Holiday Homes, baches and cribs are scattered throughout New Zealand. Built in all kinds of locations, shapes and sizes, these retreats have always featured prominently in the cherished tradition of New Zealand holidays. Many of these homes are rented out by their owner when not in use and Baches & Holiday Homes To Rent has listings of over 900 such home throughout New Zealand. Each listing has information on location, facilities, tariff, local attractions and contact phone number. This year’s edition also features “What’s on where?”, “Hot Tips”, “Feature Articles” and loads of colour photographs.
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Baches & Holiday Homes To Rent 2008 - South Island
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Mark and Elizabeth Greening
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Holiday Homes, baches and cribs are scattered throughout New Zealand. Built in all kinds of locations, shapes and sizes, these retreats have always featured prominently in the cherished tradition of New Zealand holidays. Many of these homes are rented out by their owner when not in use and Baches & Holiday Homes To Rent has listings of over 900 such home throughout New Zealand. Each listing has information on location, facilities, tariff, local attractions and contact phone number. This year’s edition also features “What’s on where?”, “Hot Tips”, “Feature Articles” and loads of colour photographs.
First published 1992; this edition 2008.
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Classic Kiwi Pubs: a pictorial tour
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Debra Taylor
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The traditional Kiwi pub - the watering hole equivalent of the corner dairy - is being replaced by wine and themed bars, restaurants and cafes. Classic Kiwi Pubs visits the hotels and pubs that were, and in some cases still are, our favourite drinking establishments. Short histories of these places, their operators and photographs that capture the essence of what made them popular, comprise each pub profile. Classic Kiwi Pubs is an armchair pub crawl that will inform and delight.
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Classic Rock Climbing in New Zealand
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Mark Sedon
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Participation in the sport of rock climbing has exploded in New Zealand in recent decades, and New Zealanders and visitors alike flock to the diverse range of crags and alpline cliffs that are found all over the country. Rock climbing is now taught in virtually all outdoor recreation courses, and the interest in the sport is also reflected in the many indoor climbing walls that have sprung up in virtually all urban areas in New Zealand. Classic Rock Climbing in New Zealand is the natural response to this interest, the latest in our 'Classic' series that has been so successful for Craig Potton Publishing. As always, these books work by wrapping a high-quality photographic essay around a reflective and informed text on the subject to create a beautiful memento. This has always been successful when the only other books available on the subject are guidebooks, which is absolutely the case with Classic Rock Climbing. Nothing like this has ...
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Classic Walks of New Zealand
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Craig Potton
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This guide describes nine of New Zealand's classic back-country walking tracks, including: Stewart Island's North-West circuit; the Kepler, Milford, Routeburn, Heapy and Abel Tasman tracks; and circuits of Mount Taranaki, Ruapehu and Lake Waikaremoana.
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Coastlines of New Zealand (2008 reprint)
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Jacobs, Warren
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Reprint September 2008, Auckland
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44pp
290mmx240mm
Most of New Zealand’s population of nearly 4 million people live within 75 kilometres or less of the coast and are thus intimately acquainted with their own section of the country’s long narrow shape and its many offshore islands.
Taking a circumnavigational approach, this stunning collection of Warren Jacob’s full colour photographs covers the extent of our country’s magnificent coastline, including the more accessible off-shore islands. Coastlines of New Zealand pays tribute to this country’s extensive and hugely diverse seaboard, ranging from sunny sheltered beaches in the north through to the remote, but magnificently wild coastal cliffs and fiords in the south.
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Coromandel
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Author:
Ian Robinson
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The Coromandel - think sparkling waters, white sandy beaches, tree-lined coastal roads, and impressive native forest-clad valleys filled with treasures and relics from the past. Coromandel.This books covers the historical facts of the region: that Coromandel was settled in by local Maori in the 15th Century;Samuel Marsden founded the 1st European settlement at Puriri in 1820; in 1867 William Hunt discovered gold and Thames's population grew to 18,000, becoming the largest town in NZ. The Gold Rush, through to the Kauri tree industry - this book presents it all. Accompanied by over 200 full colur photographs, this is a highly readable account of this region.
Charting adventure racing events, local festivals and cultural occasions around the area, this book provides a feast of local colour and experience with glorious photographs that capture the beauty and charm of the Coromandel.
First published November 2007.
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Day Walks in New Zealand : 128 Great Short Trips
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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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Destination Auckland
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Darryl Torckler
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A book for families and tourists which is full of fun and free activities for families with children. The books include information on the history and geography of the area as well as the top activities and cool and interesting facts. Darryl and Gillian Torckler are both well-known authors and award-winning photographers.
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Detours : A journey through small-town New Zealand (a generation on)
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Neville Peat
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Summer, 1981. A young Neville Peat set out from Cape Reinga on his new 10-speed bike 'Blue', aiming to cycle through small-town New Zealand from north to south, all the way to Stewart Island. The week before Easter, he reached his destination. He wrote a book about it, Detours: A journey through small-town New Zealand, which sold lots of copies and was broadcast on radio. Many times in the intervening years, usually on anniversaries of the journey , ten years, fifteen years, twenty years - he wished to try a repeat journey, but life held other challenges. Now, as a leading author and in the age of the personal computer and cell phone, a very different world, he has revisited many of the towns and regions, not on a bicycle, but by car. In Detours - A generation on, he reflects once again on how small-town New Zealand is doing.
First published May 2007.
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