GINZ.com Newsletter
January 2010 Vol 1 No# 129
Welcome to the GINZ monthly newsletter!
Outdoor sports and activities retain their popularity especially those
with tour operators specialising in Whale and Dolphin packages - and the
good thing is, once you’re in New Zealand, you don’t have to travel very
far to enjoy this experience.
Between January and March, food and wine festivals feature in most provinces
of New Zealand and provide a great way for people to sample the local food
and character of 'Kiwis' in a casual setting. Check out these websites for
more details: Pinot
Nior 2010, Hawkes
Bay Wines and Marlborough
Food and Wine Festival.
All the very best from the team at GINZ.com
Index
New Zealand News and Specials
Swim with Dolphins
Australia News and Specials
Fraser Island
Pacific Island News and Specials
Likuliku - Fiji
New Zealand News
Swim with Dolphins
Two very different areas of New Zealand providing great Dolphin tours are
in the Bay
of Islands in the North Island and Akaroa, in the Canterbury region,
a charming French-inspired fishing town in the South Island.
Black
Cat Cruises creates some of the most memorable experiences to be had
on the water anywhere on New Zealand’s Canterbury coastline. If you’ve always
wanted to swim with dolphins, get an insider’s view of marine wildlife or
charter an unforgettable trip with friends, you are in the right place.
Black Cat has been cruising the waters of Banks Peninsula for more than
25 years, and they know all there is to know about the harbours of Lyttelton
and Akaroa – their volcanic origins and their marine inhabitants. One of
their dolphin cruises will get you up close and personal to the playful
and curious Hector Dolphins. Everything is provided including wetsuits and
an enduring precious memory.
For more information contact
us.
New Zealand Online Booking Specials:
Rental Cars: Budget
NZ, Jucy
Rentals
Motorhomes: Jucy
Rentals, United
Rentals, Britz
Rentals, Maui
Rentals
Transport: Intercity
Bus service
Accommodation: Hotels
Online, Last-Minute
Hotels
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Australia News
Fraser Island - Queensland
Lying north of Australia’s Sunshine Coast is Fraser
Island, providing a fantastic 4-wheel drive experience for couples and
families. Fraser Island's World Heritage listing ranks it with Australia's
Uluru, Kakadu and the Great Barrier Reef. The island provides exceptional
beauty, with long uninterrupted white beaches flanked by strikingly coloured
sand cliffs. Fraser Island is strictly four-wheel-driving territory and
provides a variety of tour options.
Kingfisher Bay
Resort overlooks the Great Sandy Strait on the western side of Fraser
Island. This property is a purpose-built and holds nine Advanced Ecotourism
Certifications from Ecotourism Australia for its tours and accommodation.
Amenities include a resort hotel, 109 two-and-three-bedroom, self-contained
villas, bars restaurants, cafes, a night club, tennis courts, water sports,
massage and beauty centre, kids clubs, a general store, bottle shop and
4WD hire.
For more information contact
us.
Australia Online Booking Specials:
Rental Cars: Budget
Australia
Motorhomes: Backpacker
Rentals, Maui
Rentals, Britz
Rentals
Accommodation: Hotels
Online, Last-Minute
Hotels
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Pacific Island News
Likuliku Resort - Fiji
Likuliku Lagoon
Resort offers adult guests exclusive accommodation and is Fiji's newest
luxury resort, featuring over-water bungalows. This unique holiday resort
offers world-class facilities, and is the ultimate romantic escape, just
for couples. Likuliku Lagoon Resort is located in the popular 'Mamanuca'
archipelago on the island of Masima in the middle of the lagoon. To reach
this magical holiday destination is just 10 minutes by helicopter or seaplane,
or 30 minutes by speedboat from Nadi.
Likuliku Lagoon Resort features 45 bures, 10 of them suspended over a coral-reef
lagoon and the remainder set along a stretch of pristine beach, some with
private plunge pools, and all with magnificent views of the ocean. This
luxurious and private Fiji accommodation features traditional architecture
and materials using natural elements unique to the South Pacific.
For more information contact
us.
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