- 1/13
- Camp π
- 2/13
- those days that are so hot, you just want to stay
- 3/13
- 4/13
- #throwbackthursday Rotorua, one of my best trips in NZ!
- 5/13
- Sound of cicadas, going to be another hot one Auckland!
- 6/13
- Chasing sunsets π #travel #NZ
- 7/13
- A snapa last summer
- 8/13
- Tough Tuesday
- 9/13
- Adventure π» @marty_secker @taitgaze
- 10/13
- When the sky just can't decide π
- 11/13
- 12/13
- After hours of driving towards our final destin of Dunedin
- 13/13
- This was taken on my phone with no filter and nothing done
New Zealanders don't venture too far away from their hometown when choosing a holiday destination, according to recent data released by Spark.
Results show that of the more-than-a-million Kiwis that left their local city during the summer, the preferred destination of their holiday was less than three hours' drive from home.
Coromandel was the hot-spot of New Zealanders' holidays with 150,000 visitors.
While Aucklanders chose to visit the Bay of Plenty, Coromandel, Waikato, Northland and Rotorua most regularly, Wellingtonians were willing to go a little further afield with more adventurous trips to Auckland, Christchurch and Waikato, as well as areas closer to home, like Kapiti-Horowhenua and Hawke's Bay.
Christchurch locals chose to spend their holidays in Canterbury, as well as Queenstown, Auckland and the West Coast.