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New Plymouth :
Day 1: Coastal Beauty and Arts
Morning: Explore the scenic Coastal Walkway with views of Mount Taranaki.
Afternoon: Visit the Govett-Brewster Art Gallery/Len Lye Centre for contemporary art.
Evening: Enjoy a seaside dinner at the Port of Taranaki.
Night: Attend a live performance or show at the TSB Showplace.
Trivia: The Len Lye Centre is dedicated to the works of Len Lye, a pioneering New Zealand filmmaker and kinetic sculptor.
Day 2: Gardens and Local Flavors
Morning: Visit Pukekura Park, known for its lush gardens and the iconic Bowl of Brooklands.
Afternoon: Explore the Tawhiti Museum for a unique local history experience.
Evening: Dine in the vibrant atmosphere of the New Plymouth CBD.
Night: Take a stroll along the Wind Wand on the Coastal Walkway.
Trivia: Pukekura Park hosts the Festival of Lights during the summer season, transforming the park into a dazzling display of lights and entertainment.
Dunedin (Additional Day):
Day 3: Wildlife and Peninsula Views
Morning: Take a wildlife cruise from Wellers Rock to see seals, albatross, and other marine life.
Afternoon: Explore the Royal Albatross Centre on the Otago Peninsula.
Evening: Visit the Penguin Place for a chance to see yellow-eyed penguins.
Night: Enjoy dinner in the charming village of Port Chalmers.
Trivia: The Otago Peninsula is known for its diverse wildlife, including the world's only mainland albatross breeding colony.