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Around the country our untamed coastlines, sparkling white sandy beaches, rolling green farmland, snow-capped mountains and native forests are filled with unlimited attractions for those who love the great outdoors. Whether you are a tramper, wildlife enthusiast, angler, skier, surfer or sailor, you'll find New Zealand perfect for outdoor adventures. Aside from our great outdoors, there are also many great family attractions around the country, from theme parks, water parks, zoos and aquariums to beautiful parks and beaches. Kiwis are incredibly talented; our great artists, craftsmen, entertainers and those with 'Kiwi ingenuity' also provide many of the attractions. Check out fabulous artists' studios, galleries, museums, culture shows and live entertainment.

Gisborne is a prosperous, vibrant, sunny, port city. Gisborne's Waikanae beach has attracted surfers
since the 1960s. Grapes are grown in vast quantities and Gisborne has consistently won awards for
some of the best wines in the country. The Tairawhiti Heritage Trails take in many historic sites.
Two museums also preserve this region's rich European and Maori cultural heritage with Wyllie
Cottage being the oldest surviving European house in Gisborne. The large Olympic pool complex will
provide hours of play for the children and a dive pool and other water activities will keep adults
challenged. Eastwoodhill Arboretum is home to New Zealand's largest and finest collection of
exotics trees and shrubs with walking tracks for all levels of fitness. Vineyard tours are popular,
as are the dining venues throughout the city.