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Napier

Undoubtedly, New Zealand’s most unusual city, arrival in Napier marks the end of the Pacific Coast Highway - at least for those travelling in a southerly direction! Completely rebuilt following a devastating earthquake in 1931, it features one of the densest concentrations of art deco buildings in the world. It is a fascinating city, benefiting from a good coastal location and a Mediterranean-like climate. This is no doubt key to the status of the surrounding area of Hawke’s Bay being one of New Zealand’s top wine producers.

The Chardonnay, Cabernet Sauvignon and Merlot wines are particularly fine and can be enjoyed at the numerous cafés lining the streets. Marine Parade, a seaside development with parks, sunken gardens as well as more traditional seaside amusements is also within the town, as are the Kiwi House, Marineland and Hawkes Bay Aquarium.

The surrounds of Napier offer much to explore, especially for those with a taste for wine and a visit to some of the quality vineyards that characterise the region is a must. Those looking for nature should head to Cape Kidnappers - the world’s largest onshore gannetry, which comes to life between late October and late April or visit the impressive Te Mata Peak, steeped in Maori legend.

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