Travel

Cheap and cheerfull breaks not far from Auckland.

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Posted by: verity

5th Jul 2011 10:03am

I'm as good as broke and in need of a break with the kids. We love Rotorua but I don't think the budget could stretch to all the usual activities.

Comments 5

simla
  • 2nd May 2013 08:02pm

Hi verity, when I need a break, i go camping, in summer of course. Start by collecting up all the camping gear, tent, sleeping gear, camp table and camp chairs, gas cooker,pots and all that stuff. While you are doing that, check out WARM AREAS on the net. Some places North of Auckland, like Coromandel, Hot Beach, and all areas North would be great.

Inez6306
  • 27th Jan 2013 05:21pm

A friend of mine has done house swaps for 20 years. Their reviews are good, so they almost always get the time and house that they want. the major expense in any holiday is accomodation, I find, and she now takes 4 x 1 month hols/ year...just has to get there. then you see it as the native sees it. Often families/ homeowners leave brochure out for local attractions.

Nev
  • 14th Nov 2012 10:35am

We have never been on an ocean cruise, so we have decided that we will do so in Feb 2013 even if we cannot afford it.
Nev

Anonymous
  • 21st Oct 2012 05:17pm

i need a good holiday but carnt aford it maybe saving it would work but the budget is to big an di would need a lot of money to go fro a hoilday

DeborahRobbins
  • 20th Apr 2012 10:07pm

hot water beach is lovely
what about a trip around taupo lake collecting pummis stone to give away as gifts to friends and relatives.

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