New Zealand’s North Island boasts a warm climate, sandy beaches, undulating countryside, and active volcanoes. Despite its smaller size, it is more densely populated than the South Island, with half of the country’s population residing north of Lake Taupo. The Northland region, home to the Bay of Islands, holds significant historical importance and is a popular tourist destination. This picturesque area is a must-visit for those seeking a mix of natural beauty and cultural heritage. Check out more about this stunning South Pacific location at bookinghotelin.com
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