Auckland, Wellington and Christchurch.

The total journey from Auckland to Christchurch is 1089 km/677 mi by road or 741 km/463 mi as the crow flies.

By road, the journey to Wellington is 650 km/400 mi and takes about 9 hours.

From Wellington, you'll have to take a ferry across the Cook Strait to Picton. The ferry route is around 95 km/60 mi, and takes about 3 hours. Go to www.interislander.co.nz (Interislander ferries) or www.bluebridge.co.nz (Bluebridge ferries) for ferry times and bookings. From Picton, it is another 340 km/210 mi to Christchurch, and will take about 4 hours 45 minutes.

By air from Auckland, it taked 1 hour 20 minutes. It takes 40 minutes from Auckland central to Auckland Airport, and 15 minutes from Christchurch Airport to Christchurch central.

how long to sail from England to New Zealand

The highest point on the mainland of Australia is Mount Kosciuszko at 2,228 metres above sea level (7,310 feet, or approximately 1.3844 miles). It lies in the state of New South Wales, and within the Australian Alps, in Australia's southeast.

franz Joseph

i have been told that it takes from 7-10 days

Canada is the proud owner of the largest bay in the world, it is called "Hudson bay" when you look at the map of Canada you will see a huge body of water from the Arctic Circle downwards towards the centre of Canada.

based on my calculations using google earth, it is approximately 3,460 miles i.e. on a straight line on a plane surface. this approximate distance will increase more if the curvature of the earth is taken into account.

Discount fares to London can be found using many of the online aggregate search engines available. Some of the well known sites are Trip Advisor, Kayak, and Travel Zoo. The websites of the airlines themselves also offer discounts from time to time.

THERE ARE MANY DESTINATION IN NEW ZEALAND

"Bay of Islands," Auckland, Taupo, Lake Taupo, Rotorua, and "Mount Doom" otherwise known as Ruapehu. In the North you can also see the Mauri settlements and more...

Unless you have a quite specific interest in kulture, then New Zealand would not be high on your world list of places to visit.

However if wilderness experience and scenery are your thing, then New Zealand may well suit you.

It is mainly made up of 2 islands, but 3 islands actually SURROUND it.

For the most part, ski season in New Zealand lasts from May-June to Sepember-October. many resorts are indeed open for all but the summer months, rather than simply being open in winter-spring. It is best to check with individual resort as to the usual season length

Actually, New Zealand is only 3 hours from the Gold Coast or Brisbane

source - me, i live at the gold coast and have taken that flight.

A fairly fast boat could travel from New Zealand to Australia in just under two days. Most cruise ships take two days plus.

The town of Taihape in the central North Island claims to be the Gum Boot Throwing Capital of New Zealand. The town holds an annual competition in the main street and awards a 'Golden Gumboot' as the trophy to the winner.

Farewell Spit is a 30 km long, sandy spit in the northwestern tip of the South Island of New Zealand. The northern side of the spit is exposed to the open Tasman Sea, whilst the southern side is made up of several kilometres of mudflats. The original wooden lighthouse on Farewell Spit, positioned high on a network of wooden steps, was commissioned in 1870.

not that close, the south island is very cold since its practically above Antarctica, where i am , north island is all rightish, not as hot as Aussie :D
Part of New Zealand lies on the 45 South latitude, so that corresponds roughly to the position of Spain in the northern hemisphere.

The most pupular city in New Zealand is Auckland

Aoraki Mt Cook is 3,754 metres (12,316 ft) high. (It lost 10m in height in a landslide in 1991.) It is situated on the South Island in the Southern Alps Mountain Range

The tiny town of Ophir, in the south of New Zealand, holds the record for the country's lowest temperature. On 3 July 1995, a minimum temperature of -21.6°C broke the previous record, which was also held by Ophir.

It depends where in NZ you are talking about. The north island cities are a lot warmer than the south during the winter months.

In Auckland the average high and low during June is 15 and 9 degrees Celsius

In Christchurch the average high and low during June is 12 and 3 degrees Celsius