Download the New Zealand travel guide
Everything that makes New Zealand unique and how to plan the journey of a lifetime - download our New Zealand ebook travel guide to your mobile!
We have distilled all the information from this website and many more additional travel tips into a comprehensive ebook, a cheap and ad free NZ travel guide (also in PDF format) - updated annually - so that you can download all that information into your mobile device and take it with you.
The best thing about it is that we only charge NZ$4 for a download!
The ebook guide to everything that makes New Zealand unique and how to plan the trip of a lifetime!
Travel New Zealand ebook: Preparation for Travellers to Aotearoa - 'Land of the Long White Cloud'
New revised 2024 edition: The ideal travel guide to prepare your trip around New Zealand - also for Kiwis - with over 160 photos and illustrations.
New Zealand is unique in many ways:
The youngest country on earth, an authentic Polynesian nation with exciting Maori culture, always lush and green, with welcoming and friendly locals, landscapes from the dinosaur age, a huge range of climates, 80 million years of independent evolution, gorgeous beaches that match any in the world, some of the world’s best walks, the capital for adrenaline activities with countless attractions, one of the most peaceful countries on earth!
A special aim of this guide is that travellers don't miss out on any wonderful places, walking tracks, interesting museums or viewpoints along the way.
Table of contents
Unique New Zealand - Landscape - Regions - Animals - Plants (including interesting New Zealand gardens) - People (including famous Kiwis) - Maori (Maori values, language, history, arts, famous Maori) - New Zealand culture (including New Zealand slang) - Visa requirements - Getting to New Zealand - Money and cost - When to come (including climate and seasons) - Possible routes and itineraries - Accommodation types - Customs - Biosecurity - Arrival - Getting around (campervan, rental car, bicycle, motorbike, public transport) - Freedom camping - Backpacker buses - Risks and dangers - Travel checklist - NZ regions overview - Northland - Auckland - Waiheke Island - Coromandel - Waikato and Hamilton - Bay of Plenty - Rotorua - East Cape - Taranaki - Lake Taupo - Tongariro - Hawke`s Bay - Whanganui - Manawatu - Wairarapa - Wellington - Marlborough - Nelson - Abel Tasman National Park - West Coast - Lake Wanaka - Queenstown - Christchurch and Canterbury - Dunedin and Coastal Otago - Fiordland - Southland and Stewart Island - The best New Zealand beaches - Travelling with children - Immigration to New Zealand - Study in New Zealand - Sustainable travel - More information (websites and books)
Last ebook update 2023 (our travel guide was first published in 2012, with yearly updates since):
New content about sustainable travel, climate change, freedom camping, separate Waiheke Island section, travelling with children, studying and working in New Zealand and in general more details, updates, links and tips!
Download
Buy direct from us for only NZD 4 (in the equivalent of your currency) with the links below, either in the free flowing EPUB ebook format for mobile devices (requires a suitable app to be installed) or as a 250 page PDF (see the following excerpt):
| Ebook version: Travel New Zealand (EPUB, 2023) | 8.9 MB | Download | ||
| PDF version: Travel New Zealand (PDF, 2024) | 7.4 MB | Download |
The download link (provided by e-junkie) will take you to a separate secure PayPal payment page, afterwards you will be redirected to a secure download page and receive an email with a link to your ebook (in case of problems see our help page).
Also available in German, or find it in your favourite ebook store:
Amazon Kindle, Smashwords for most other readers, also Apple iBookstore, Google Play and about 20 other ebook shops.
Our other ebooks
Maori language course - Te Reo - an introduction into Maori language.
New Zealand animals - short introduction to the amazing and unique animals of New Zealand.
New Zealand is excited to welcome travellers back!
The government's communication during the Coronavirus pandemic was clear and consistent, the residents acted in a disciplined and responsible manner even during lockdowns, and the remote location on the edge of the Pacific allowed for a unique independent isolation strategy. The Economist magazine named Auckland the most livable city in the world in 2021. As a side effect of closed borders and lockdowns New Zealand was also the only OECD country to record fewer deaths than expected. New Zealand's official strategy was to eliminate the virus, but after October 2021 a suppression strategy was possible thanks to an extremely high vaccination rate of 96%.
Travel arrivals are still expected to be 20% lower than before COVID and the exchange rate is great - the timing is right for an unforgettable trip to New Zealand in 2024!
