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Riding bikes in New Zealand can be fun, but be aware of (tourist) buses and trucks on main highways as overtaking distances can be slim. You should ... be prepared for the large distances between towns and cities and the generally windy weather. While some areas of New Zealand are flat, most tourists cycling in New Zealand will find that they need to be able to cope with long periods of cycling up hills, especially in the Coromandel.
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Learn English in New Zealand and you will experience a unique land of breathtaking scenery, spectacular landscapes, boundless energy and friendly people. Wonder at New Zealand's craggy coastlines, sweeping golden beaches, verdant forests, snow-capped alpine mountains, gurgling volcanic pools, flashing fish-filled rivers and glacier-fed lakes and cosmopolitan cities - all beneath a brilliant blue sky.
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English Language School in Auckland has a division in Christchurch, New Zealand’s 2nd largest city with a population of 345,000. Students can transfer between the cities. There is a maximum of 150 students in each division: large enough to have 8 levels of English; small enough for everyone to be your friend.
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Auckland is New Zealand's largest city. It is a modern cosmopolitan city with a beautiful, clear harbour where people go boating or swimming many months of the year. 20% of the population is Maori or Polynesian. Near to Auckland are forests, farms, beaches, thermal pools and geysers, marine reserves and scuba diving locations.
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