New Zealand Travel Guides
101 Must-Do Weekends
A follow-up to the successful 101 Must-do’s for Kiwis campaign by the AA in 2007 and the book I love you New Zealand which came from it, this new book is a series of brief but well researched suggestions for great weekends away around our own country, complemented by great colour photographs.
The book is divided into 10 broad themes, each containing up to 15 specific suggestions. However, the beauty of the collection lies in its mix-and-match potential. Thus if you have a special interest in art and craft, for example, a weekend in the Nelson region will be very rewarding but there’s also plenty of scope for other activities covered elsewhere in the book such as visiting the region’s vineyards or exploring the great outdoors.
Let's Go Camping
Camping is a favourite kiwi pastime that has lasted through the generations and is still proving popular. Back in 2006 camping was voted the countries 9th Must-Do for Kiwis in the AA's 101 Must-Do’s for Kiwis campaign.
We've seen more holiday parks established around the country, carving a home away from home feeling for all ages to enjoy as the years go by. Your basic 2 person tent, caravan with awning or cabin unit with uninterrupted sea views means you’re spoilt for choice in terms of the type of camping experience you might like to have. Whatever the type of camping experience you’re after there is no question it’s a great way to spend time with the family, chill out over the summer or take in the many wonders of our natural landscape.
101 Must-Do's for Kiwis
I Love You New Zealand pulls together the 101 Must-Do’s for Kiwis including the pretty, fun and interesting bits and the little known areas of our beautiful country.
From Cape Reinga to Stewart Island, from the top of Mount Cook to the depths of a cave in Waitomo, it’s all here, laid out region by region and in alphabetical order.
Want a preview inside the book? Have a flick through these sample pages.
Great Kiwi Road Trips
Great Kiwi Road Trips seeks out remote corners of New Zealand from Cape Reinga to Bluff covering all the best driving routes and hidden gems along the way. Must-Do's are highlighted, and easy to read mapping and accompanying commentary makes touring an absolute breeze.
New Zealand Road Atlas
New Zealand Illustrated Road Atlas
Inspirational and informative, the new AA travel atlas includes captivating imagery and comprehensive editorial. Covering geographical features, 101 Must-Do¹s and events, the guide will motivate New Zealanders to really get to know their country. An essential resource when exploring New Zealand.
This high quality, easy-to-use product is over 310 pages and includes:
- Regional and city maps (over 90 maps covering cities, ski areas, vineyards and a full New Zealand road atlas)
- Large-size format
- High quality paper stock.
Street Directories
Premium Street Directory — 260mm x 210mm
The Premium Street Directory is easy to read and easy to use. The directory contains up-to-date town and city maps with CBD enlargements and various regional maps. A wide range of points of
interest is included, together with full indexing featuring stadiums, parks and reserves, golf courses, AA Centres and 101 Must-Do’s for Kiwis. The Premium Street Directory also includes site
maps for airports, hospitals and universities.
Compact Street Directory — 210mm x 170mm
The Compact Street Directory covers from Wellsford to Pokeno including Waiheke Island. New design and layout, easy to use and features include city enlargements, stadiums and venues, hospitals and Auckland airport site map as well as AA Centres and 101 Must-Do’s for Kiwis.
Maps
New Zealand Maps
North & South Island Maps are great planning tools for your road trips.
These maps include travelling time and distances, 101 Must-Do’s for Kiwis, town and localities index. Features are highlighted for your reference including motorways, railways, national parks, airports, golf courses, ski fields, i-SITES and AA Centres.
These maps have a scale of 1:1,100,000.
City Maps
Include all roads and some selected rivers, parks/reserves, schools, hospitals, road names, feature names, urban tourist symbols and suburb names. These include detailed central city and road indexes with the enlargements ranging from 1:10,000 to 1:12,500.
* Please Note: Some map cover images may vary from what’s been advertised above.
Touring Maps - NEW MAP SERIES OCTOBER 2011
Our new range of touring maps include town insert maps, full index, time and distance guides, things to see and do and 101 Must-Do's.
These maps have a scale of 1:360,000 to 1:550,000.
District Maps
The District Map covers all regional travel highways and points of interest.
These maps have a scale of 1:300,000 to 1:350,000.
These District Maps also include forests, parks and national parks, rivers, rural roads, some selected urban roads, settlements, rural tourist symbols, hill shading, ski fields, holiday parks,
i-SITES and other travel activities. The District Map also has a road index, town index and other relevant tourist information.
New Zealand Accommodation Guides
The AA produces the largest and most authoritative New Zealand Accommodation Guides. A comprehensive travel planning reference, and on-road guide, the AA New Zealand Accommodation Guide features
a full range of luxury to budget accommodation options.
New Zealand Accommodation Guide
A comprehensive guide for accommodation options throughout New Zealand including hotels, motels, holiday parks, camping grounds, backpackers and bed & breakfasts.
*Please note: Accommodation guides are available at no cost but there will be a charge to cover freight to your destination.
