Eastland Activities

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If you come to Eastland looking for fun, excitement or a dose of adrenalin, you certainly won't leave disappointed. There's bound to be aquatic, family or thrilling activities either here or not too far away, from marine mammal encounters and eco-tourism adventures to cruises and jet-boat rides. New Zealand is the 'Adventure Capital of the World', so adrenalin-pumping action is found all over the country. Jet boating and white-water rafting are exhilarating ways to check out the country's crystal-clear rivers and magic scenery. If you would rather stay dry then there's a myriad of land and air-based activities on offer too. The brave can try bungy jumping, the slightly less courageous can enjoy a tandem hang-glide or parapent, or for the ultimate thrill there is the free-fall skydive. Plus, abseiling or exploring the captivating cave systems that riddle both the North and South Islands should definitely be on your to-do list.

Eastland: There's a soulful, mystical quality to the scenery of Eastland. You'll find deserted beaches textured with white sand, smooth pebbles and wave-eroded rocks; misty, forest-fringed mountain lakes; and rustic backcountry that has scarcely changed in decades. In early summer, the coastal road is ablaze with crimson pohutukawa blossom. As you drive around Eastland, Maori culture is evident in every small town. Look for carved meeting houses, workers at the marae and fishing for kai moana (seafood), and children riding horses. Whether you aim to pitch a tent, park a campervan or stay at a bed & breakfast expect a holiday that is very therapeutic. The forested hinterland is home to red deer, pigs and goats, along with countless possums, making Eastland a popular destination for hunters. In contrast with the simple charm of the Cape, Gisborne is a city where you can indulge in gourmet dining and wine tasting. The area is famous for seafood of every description and superb Chardonnay. Explore the local restaurant scene and follow the wine trail to wonderful vintages. Accommodation includes luxury motor inns and lodges, some with restaurants, self-catering motels, bed & breakfast, holiday parks and motor camps with budget accommodation.