Hillcrest Bed & Breakfast
4 George Street, Napier
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Hillcrest Bed & Breakfast Napier

4 George Street Napier, North Island, New Zealand

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Winery and Te Mata hill near Napier

A travel blog entry by ieeworldvoyage

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... Roman prepared delicious lasagnas while Tristan and Lance went for a haircut. As for the rest of us... trying to figure out what comes next. Corinne

21 Février, Vignoble et Mont Te Mata près de Napier

Comme d'année en année, les pluies sont devenues plus fortes et ont menacé d’avoir la maison les pieds dans l’eau, ils sont venus avec une énorme scie et ont coupé la bâtiment en 11 morceaux, pour les rassembler 10kms plus loin, sur le haut ...

Go east!

A travel blog entry by dwiths

... even when the road narrowed and became steep and windy, there was always a safety barrier protecting you from the cliff below.  How I missed the South Island roads with their flimsy bollards that wouldn't stop a possum if it decided to take a run and jump. My journey was estimated to take four hours and so I felt no need to stop in the pretty towns I drove through at the beginning of my day.  And towns here were certainly towns, not like the towns in ...

Art Deco Delights

A travel blog entry by grahamchristine

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... coastline. Good fun and great ice cream!!!

Today brings our North Island Tour to an end. It has been spectacular and informative. I thought I knew a fair bit about New Zealand and its history but to be honest I was quite ignorant of its history and culture. They are proud of it and rightly so.

Tomorrow we fly to Nelson and start the South Island tour. Just have to work out how we can pack the bits and pieces purchased along the way and stay within the weight ...

Art Deco, Wine & Coastal Drives

A travel blog entry by jonnyandjanette

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We drive to the east coast now, the area is called Hawkes Bay and it is known for wine so you can guess why we're here. We stay in Napier, which is a nice little seaside town that was destroyed in 1931 by an earthquake and so all the buildings are art deco style as most were rebuilt in 1933. It's a nice place to spend some time as there are plenty cafes, shops and architecture to admire. We sign up for a wine tour with Vince’s World of Wines as we ...

Twin Cities

A travel blog entry by suemckee

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... 256 people. The centre of the town was destroyed by the earthquake, and later rebuilt in the Art Deco style popular at that time. Some 4000 hectares of today's Napier were undersea before the earthquake raised it up above sea level.Although a few Art Deco buildings were replaced with contemporary structures during the 1960s, 1970s, and 1980s, most of ...

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