[mogadisho]

Hello everybody,

I'd like to say hello to kiwi community. I'm a new member and I want to know a lot of things about New Zealand because I'd like to come there in January, I already booked a flyticket to Auckland in January (it was expensive). So if you want to give me some tips about New Zealand, please let me know. Thanks a lot and have a funny sunny day
mogadisho

[Weetbix]

Hello there,
What sort of things are you looking to find out.
I figure you must have done some research in order to choose NZ to visit.
Sadly it's not a sunny day, but at least the garden is getting a watering
If you are coming in January, bring your shorts and sun tan lotion!

[InterestedinNewZealand]

Hey waz up?

[mogadisho]

Hi Weetbix,

thanks for replying I want to know where i should go if I want to see the best parts of NZ. I like hiking and cycling and I really want to do bungee jumping there. I choosed NZ coz you've got gorgeous pure nature At the moment I'm in Japan, it's nice as well but my dream was always to see your country. I'd like to stay for longer but i can't do it coz after 3 months I need visa and i can't work there, but I really want. If you know some info how to get a job there or where i should apply for work permit, pls let me know. Thanks a lot. Have a lovely day and maybe see you in January
mogadisho

[Weetbix]

One of the good things about NZ, is that you can choose to go to either north or south islands to carry out those pursuits, but if you choose to do both islands, then allow lots of time.

Sth Island does have a lot more desolate areas and hiking is excellent, with many places featuring different climate types.
Watch some tracks, as they can be only open at particular times of the year and will only allow guided hikes.

Either island will provide you with some good displays of nature.

You could jump off the Sky Tower in Auckland for the ultimate thrill I guess.
It's not truly bungee, you are lowered at a good rate of knots using a controlled mechanism, still have to be insane to jump off in the first place.

Wanting to work? read this :
http://www.immigration.govt.nz/migra...orkingholiday/

[Phoenix]

Hi,
As you may have guessed I'm new. Just thought I'd introduce myself. I've been interested in NZ for along time now. I'm from Alberta, Canada. I'd like to learn anything and everything about NZ and her people.

Look forward to chatting and the like

Phoenix

[mogadisho]

Hello Weetbix,
thanks for your information. I really appreciate that. Sry haven't reply for a long time but I was a bit busy. I'm looking forward to come to NZ and see many beautiful places there. Have a lovely weekend and talk to you soon
mogadisho

[Weetbix]

Not that I am in the travel industry, but you can't be dissapointed when you come to NZ.

There is plenty to do for people with all sorts of interests.

As you are aware, NZ is pretty strong on the sport side of things.
So no shortage of sport things to do. Come at the right time and maybe follow a rugby test around the country.

Climb a mountain, tramp through virgin bushland, swim in hot pools, soak in hot mud, ride through a forest on a mountain bike, bunji jump off a bridge, swim with dolphins, surf, get bitten by a shark, skate, fly, ski, kayak, get drunk, get arrested, get deported. And thats just one day.

So many things to do and see, plenty of Maori culture scattered throughout the land.

[skash]

hello

[Leon]

Hello