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Good places for Christmas and New Year's in NZ

breadmonkey · 2008-12-08 03:08:17

We're in Taupo at the moment and trying to plan somewhere to be for Xmas and New Year. We have a van so don't need to book accomodation but would like to get a decent Xmas dinner somewhere. Will most hotel lunches have filled up by now? We're making our way to the south island quite soon and don't mind travelling a bit for…

08-12-2008 3:08am

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We're in Taupo at the moment and trying to plan somewhere to be for Xmas and New Year. We have a van so don't need to book accomodation but would like to get a decent Xmas dinner somewhere. Will most hotel lunches have filled up by now?

We're making our way to the south island quite soon and don't mind travelling a bit for a good place.

Any ideas?

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#2 08-12-2008 3:31am

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Queenstown is a full on spot with loads happening and Christchurch has alot going on too for a big city, the smaller places like Greymouth dont have much to offer and Dunedin is a college town but not college season so very quiet wen was there last month.

So id pick 1. Queenstown
or 2. Christchurch

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