First place - Nelson - New Zealand from AnneEntry for Competition operated by Globelink International Travel Insurance Consultants
The place in question is Abel Tasman National Park situated at the top of New Zealand's South Island and is comprised of 23,000 hectares of natural coastline, wide crescents of golden sand set against lush green forest. The real beauty of the place lies in the fact that the park is in the majority inaccessible by car, which means excluding the entrance points, one must walk, kayak, or catch the ferry between the numerous camping grounds and idyllic beaches which stack up favourably against those I have experienced in Thailand, Australia or the Mediterranean. |
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