A Cyclist's Paradise: Discover the Enchanting South Island of New Zealand

Three Weeks On The Mainland: A bicycle journey through New Zealand’s South Island

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New Zealand's South Island is a cyclist's paradise, offering a diverse and breathtaking landscape to explore on two wheels. From the towering peaks of the Southern Alps to the pristine waters of Milford Sound, and the rugged coastline of Abel Tasman National Park, the South Island has it all.

'Bicycle Journey Through New Zealand South Island' is your essential guide to this cycling haven. This comprehensive book provides detailed descriptions of the best bike routes, from easy day trips to challenging multi-day adventures. With clear maps, informative route profiles, and stunning photography, 'Bicycle Journey Through New Zealand South Island' will help you plan and execute an unforgettable cycling journey.

Unforgettable Cycling Experiences

The South Island of New Zealand offers a wealth of cycling experiences to suit all levels of cyclists. Whether you're a seasoned pro or a weekend adventurer, you'll find something to challenge and inspire you.

• The Alps 2 Ocean Cycle Trail: This epic 300-kilometer trail traverses the Southern Alps from Mount Cook to the Pacific Ocean, offering stunning mountain views and challenging climbs.
• Queenstown Trail: Explore the picturesque shores of Lake Wakatipu and the Shotover River on this scenic 110-kilometer trail.
• Abel Tasman Coast Track: Cycle through lush native forests and alongside pristine beaches on this iconic 60-kilometer trail within Abel Tasman National Park.
• Marlborough Sounds: Discover the intricate network of bays and islands in the Marlborough Sounds, with plenty of options for short and long rides.
• Central Otago Rail Trail: This 150-kilometer trail follows a former railway line through the rugged and historic Central Otago region.

Essential Planning Tips

'Bicycle Journey Through New Zealand South Island' provides invaluable planning advice to ensure your cycling adventure is safe and enjoyable.

1. Choose the right bike: Select a bike that suits your preferred riding style and terrain.
2. Pack light: Plan your gear carefully to avoid overloading your bike with unnecessary weight.
3. Book accommodation in advance: Especially during peak season, secure your accommodations ahead of time to avoid disappointment.
4. Be prepared for all weather conditions: Pack layers of clothing for both warm and cold weather, as New Zealand's weather can be changeable.
5. Carry tools and spares: Be self-sufficient by bringing basic tools and spare parts for your bike.

Discover the Beauty of the South Island

Beyond the stunning cycling routes, the South Island of New Zealand offers a wealth of natural and cultural attractions to explore.

• Southern Alps: Admire the towering peaks of Mount Cook, the highest mountain in New Zealand.
• Milford Sound: Cruise through the dramatic fiords and waterfalls of Milford Sound, known as the 'eighth wonder of the world.'
• Lake Wanaka: Relax and enjoy water sports on the shores of Lake Wanaka, nestled in the heart of the Southern Alps.
• Franz Josef Glacier: Witness the majesty of nature up close at Franz Josef Glacier, one of the most accessible glaciers in the world.
• Dunedin: Explore the vibrant city of Dunedin, with its historic buildings, museums, and wildlife sanctuaries.

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Three Weeks On The Mainland: A bicycle journey through New Zealand’s South Island

4 out of 5

Language	:	English
File size	:	954 KB
Text-to-Speech	:	Enabled
Screen Reader	:	Supported
Enhanced typesetting	:	Enabled
Word Wise	:	Enabled
Print length	:	110 pages
Lending	:	Enabled

FREE