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The first thing you need to know about New Zealand's climate is that its
seasons are the opposite to those in the Northern Hemisphere.
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Summer |
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December to February |
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Autumn |
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March to May |
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Winter |
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June to August |
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Spring |
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September to November |
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New Zealand comprises of two, long, thin islands that run north to south.
Consequently there is a noticeable difference in the climates of the top of the
North Island, which is sub-tropical, to the bottom of the South Island, which
is temparate. Overall, New Zealand has a very mild climate, albeit, a
changeable one, making it a suitable holiday destination for all year round.
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Summer |
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Average temperature:
20°-25°C (68°-77°F)
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Winter |
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Average temperature:
10°-15°C (50°-60°F)
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WHAT TO WEAR IN NEW ZEALAND
New Zealand is typically an informal place. So bring plenty of comfortable,
casual clothes, capable of keeping you warm on cool evenings. Most bars and
restaurants do have a dress code, but, again, this is commonly just smart
casual. With so many outdoor activities available, it is recommended that you
bring: swimming gear, hiking shoes, a warm top, rainwear, sunglasses, and
plenty of sunscreen. Please note: make sure you read the gear list for the
tour you have booked.
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