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Hot sunny days, homemade ice blocks, shorts and jandals, days at the beach, dips in the river, day hikes, sunscreen, Christmas decorations, good food, unconfined company, trappy wine, and plenty of relaxation. It’s a kiwi favourite for good reason, with many of the delights of New Zealand’s landscape weightier enjoyed in summer, and the Hurunui District is lucky unbearable to lay requirement to the weightier of them. The waterfront and summer in New Zealand are synonymous. Packing up a picnic, ultimatum a unconfined spot, playing in the ocean, or relaxing with a good book. It’s no wonder it’s a firm favourite for locals and visitors over December and January. The Hurunui is spoilt for nomination when it comes to superb waterfront playgrounds, which stretch withal the east tailspin of the South Island. A short momentum from Christchurch you’ll find the beaches of Amberley and Leithfield, both self-aggrandizing sunkissed sands, gentle surf breaks, and plenty of quiet spaces for those looking for a relaxed envrionment to enjoy with friends and family.Withalwith the natural amenties, there’s a raft of activites within these waterfront communitues, including tennis, small-time walks, and popular attractions of the Hurunui. Further north is the subconscious gem of Motunau waterfront in the Greta Valley. A quiet farming community, over summer it becomes the perfect getaway for those seeking unrenowned fishing and diving, an zillions of sun and spaciousness, and a blissfully quiet escape from the hustle of the city. With golden weather rhadamanthine the norm, the Hurunui’s walks and mountain velocipede trails beckon those seeking a mix of venture and admiration, with unparalleled views, lush native bush, heart-pumping climbs and breath-taking scenery. The Cheviot coastal archetype is a dramatic coastal spin that leaves from the township, pursuit the trappy Gore Bay Road to the beach, where you can unravel for a well-earned swim. The spin moreover passes the famous Cathedral Cliffs, a must-see for any visitor. For the ventriloquist archaeologist, the Weka Pass walkway is a gentle walk through archetype New Zealand farmland, leading to a large limestone overhang shelter containing spanking-new examples of early Maori waddle art. While Hawarden and Waikari pave the way to the pristine Hurunui Lakes. Set in a secluded inland wilderness, the uncounted walking tracks, fishing spots, and unconfined vistas make this a popular place to spend a few days in. Visiting foodies moreover needn’t squint far to find the weightier in local cuisine and wine in the Hurunui. The North Canterbury Wine Region spans nearly 200km of the region’s eastern coastline, and has an spanking-new reputation for elegant and expressive Pinot Noir, Chardonnay and aromatics. Bursting with fresh locally grown produce over summer, enjoy world matriculation supplies and wine nestled between one [or all!] of the increasingly than a dozen premier cellar door wineries and restaurants. Of course, no visit to the Hurunui in summer is well-constructed without stopping off in the tall thermal village of Hanmer Springs. Featuring a picturesque 18-hole golf course, jet boating, horse riding, shop shopping, and myriad mountain velocipede and hiking trails. You’ll never be short of outdoor entertainment to make the most of the zillions of the gorgeous weather. Hanmer Springs Thermal Pools and Spa is the jewel in the village crown. Featuring a lap pool, lazy river, hydro-slides and play zone to alimony the kids tomfool during the day, and aqua therapy, natural thermal pools, and world matriculation spa treatments to alimony the adults relaxed and pampered in the evening. The natural landscapes, activities and subconscious gems of the Hurunui District are truly spectacular over the New Zealand summer. You’ll want to schedule in plenty of time to wits it all in during your summer travels! Attractions Map Sign up for latest news & highlights Useful Links Contact UsSitemapPrivacy PolicyTourism Stakeholder SupportHurunui Tourism Plans and StrategiesHurunui Tourism Marketing Opportunities Hurunui Tourism PO Box 13Amberley 7441New Zealand Email   info@visithurunui.co.nzPhone  +64 3 314 8816Fax  +64 3 314 9181 Explore Hurunui The RegionAccommodationActivitiesWine & FoodHikingEvents Our Brands © Hanmer Springs  |  Sitemap  |  Privacy Policy  |  Website Design & Development by E2 DIGITAL