Auckland, Northland, New Zealand's Kauri Coast & the Bay of Islands

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Introduction; History; Geography & Land; Government; Economy; People & Culture; Travel Information; At a Glance; The Basics; Getting Here; Getting Around; Communications; Opening Hours; New Zealand Post; Food; Traveling With Kids; Holidays; Money Matters; Accommodation; Adventures; North Island; Auckland; Introduction; Getting Here; Information Sources; Auckland Central City; North of Auckland; Farther North & West; Farther North & East; South of Auckland; Hauraki Gulf Islands; Northland; Introduction; Getting Here; Tourist Information; The Kauri Coast; Kai Iwi Lakes; The Far North; Kaitaia.;Auckland is the largest city in New Zealand and the main port of entry for international visitors. It is a sprawling, modern, busy city but not nearly so densely populated as other global cities of its same geographic size. The 60 square kilometers (23 square miles) that make up the region are home to 11D million people - one-third of New Zealand's population. Known as The City of Sails, it is built on a narrow isthmus that separates two harbors - the Manukau and Waitemata - and claims to have more boats per capita than any other city in the world. That's a fact that would be hard to dispute on. Introduction History Geography & Land Government Economy People & Culture Travel Information At a Glance The Basics Getting Here Getting Around Communications Opening Hours New Zealand Post Food Traveling With Kids Holidays Money Matters Accommodation Adventures North Island Auckland Introduction Getting Here Information Sources Auckland Central City North of Auckland Farther North & West Farther North & East South of Auckland Hauraki Gulf Islands Northland Introduction Getting Here Tourist Information The Kauri Coast Kai Iwi Lakes The Far North Kaitaia. The Bay of IslandsBook List Maori Language Kiwi English Some Words & Expressions.