Alfresco Bed and Breakfast
39 Pouwhare Street, Whakatane
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Alfresco Bed and Breakfast Whakatane

39 Pouwhare Street Whakatane, Bay of Plenty, North Island, New Zealand

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Nut farm, more boosting, breaking the law, BLAT

A travel blog entry by lsteen

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... named Anne, showed us her macadamia operation and let us sample the different products that they make. It was very informative and we learned so much about macadamias. And, of course, we purchased some things to take away. As we were leaving Anne picked a couple of bunches of grapes from the grapevine on her deck for us to take home and enjoy. They are delicious as are the macadamia nut ...

Bushwalking

A travel blog entry by chugelrund

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... und sämtliche Spieler haben ein weisses Outfit zu tragen. Wen weitere Details zu diesem gemütlichen, aber präzisen Spiel interessieren sollten, findet mehr unter folgendem Link:

http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bowls

Während sich Brian nach 10 Uhr bis am Abend von uns verabschiedete, unternahmen wir mit seiner Freundin Christine eine ...

White Island – it’ll BLOW you away...(

A travel blog entry by matthewandlorna

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... away from us. It was absolutely billowing out of the main vent; so amazing to see. There was a lake by the main vent which was fluorescent yellow and being 56 degrees Celsius you would not want to go swimming in it. The company had made sure that the route we took was as unobtrusive to the natural look of the island as possible – there were no guide ropes, paved walkways or signposts anywhere, we simply followed the natural contours of the ...

Solo Road Trip

A travel blog entry by alicia.

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I almost had a buddy to take with me on the trip (found her via couchsurfing.org's rideshareNZ page), but that fell through, so I went solo. I'm not sure how long before I get booted off this computer, so the next stories will be short.

I left the farm and drove through Rotorua to Whakatane, where it was cloudy and drizzling, but I immediately liked the city. Small but with a good center and pretty surroundings. I walked out ...

Jodie!!!

A travel blog entry by irishandmonkey

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So off we go to our next stop. We are heading to Whakatane where we will meet up with Jodie and her family.

Whakatane is on the North East coast of the North Island. It is in the Bay of Plenty and has a population of 34, 500 people which includes in the town and the surrounding district. Around 40% of people in the district have Maori ancestry.
You do not say it how it sounds either. Ive learnt this with most name sin New Zealand. The 'W' becomes an 'F'. (once ...