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Waikato
The Waikato is a region of the North Island of New Zealand that lies to the south of Auckland and is named for the Waikato river, that traverses its length. The Waikato river has several hydroelectric dams and the manmade lakes behind them are used for a range of water sports.
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Culture and History
This area of New Zealand is partly agricultural, with dairying being the major agri-industry.
Within the region there are also areas of incredible natural value - such as Tararu Valley Sanctuary on the Coromandel Peninsula, Mt Pirongia, Waitomo, and more.
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Travel to Waikato & Visa Requirements
Newmans Coach Lines operates a premium sightseeing tours throughout the North Island.
InterCity Coachlines is New Zealand's national coach company and operates over 150 services to more than 600 destinations nationwide.
NakedBus may be really cheap if you order in advance.
Tours & Getting around Waikato
Waikato attractions and sightseeing
Waikato city tours
- Creative workshops,[1]. Take part in a creative workshop: Spend a day with local artists and learn their skills and passion.
Waikato Restaurants: cheap, moderate and expensive
Waikato nightlife, bars, clubs & pubs
Get out
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