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New Zealand by Motorhome - (Pelican International Guide Series) by David Shore (Paperback)
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Highlights
- Motorhome travelers are always searching for new and uncrowded places to visit.
- Author(s): David Shore
- 208 Pages
- Travel, Australia & Oceania
- Series Name: Pelican International Guide Series
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About the Book
A complete guide to touring New Zealand by motorhome. Includes information on renting and operating a motorhome as well as reports on camping facilities and attractions. Gives several itinerary suggestions.Book Synopsis
Motorhome travelers are always searching for new and uncrowded places to visit. This book steers the traveler far from the beaten track indeed: to the lush forests, pristine beaches, and majestic volcanoes of New Zealand, the island nation on the other side of the world. New Zealand abounds in recreational opportunities and scenic beauty, while the excellent roads and friendly inhabitants make travel by motorhome the ideal way to view the country's splendors.
New Zealand by Motorhome is bursting with practical advice on renting or buying a motorhome in New Zealand, driving and insurance regulations, campgrounds and facilities, and a helpful glossary of the occasionally mystifying New Zealand dialect. A complete guide to things to see and do helps travellers plan their trips. Recipes for local dishes have been specially adapted for cooking in a motorhome kitchen.
ABOUT THE AUTHORS
Husband-and-wife team David Shore and Patty Campbell are experienced motorhome voyagers. They have explored the roads of Europe and America as well as New Zealand, and include numerous amusing anecdotes about their travels. When not on the road, they live in Los Angeles.
From the Back Cover
New Zealand's lush forests, breathtaking beaches, and endless recreational attractions make traveling by motorhome an ideal way to experience the country.In this informative guide, husband-and-wife team David Shore and Patty Campbell show, step-by-step, how to acquire, maneuver, and enjoy a motorhome when traversing Kiwi-land.
The authors, who have traveled the two islands extensively in motorhome comfort, discuss how and when to go there, what type of vehicle to choose as well as pitfalls to be aware of, and provide a general overview of motorhome travel. They also provide contacts for motorhome outlets and some two hundred motorhome camps.
Helpful hints on daily necessities--such as mailing letters home, placing telephone calls, and exchanging currency--are included, along with expert advice on handling the roads of New Zealand and a suggested first-trip itinerary. The authors also offer recipes for preparing meals on the road using local foods.
Photographs, maps, and a comparative listing of various motorhome features make this volume a thorough introduction to seeing New Zealand by motorhome.