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Izhar "Izzy" Naveh, CTC, DS

Columbus, OH

New Zealand Travel Agent, Advisor and Specialist

Kia Ora !  Welcome to New Zealand, one of the most magnificent countries on this planet. Indulge in volcanoes, bubbling mud pools and shooting geysers, lazing on idyllic islands and exploring exciting metropolises in the North Island; whilst the S...
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Kia Ora !  Welcome to New Zealand, one of the most magnificent countries on this planet. Indulge in volcanoes, bubbling mud pools and shooting geysers, lazing on idyllic islands and exploring exciting metropolises in the North Island; whilst the South Island is home to 10 of New Zealand's 14 national parks, jaw-dropping alpine scenery, icy glaciers and fun wildlife experiences.New Zealand has some of the greatest scenic drives in the world.

New Zealand is set like a remote jewel in the blue waters of the southwest Pacific Ocean. Colonial British and local Maori cultures live side by side and the proud history of each is showcased throughout this beautiful country. Marvel at the unspoiled landscape of snow-capped mountains, sheer falling fjords, rolling meadows, picturesque bays and stretches of wild beaches.The country is composed of two main islands.

 

The North Island is best known for the geothermal wonders of Rotorua and the clear waters of the Bay of Islands, but also offers insights into the rich and rewarding Maori culture. Explore the Art Deco town of Napier close to the wine region of Hawkes Bay. Wellington is the capital of the country and has a wonderful museum celebrating the history, art and culture of New Zealand. Crossing over to the South Island, visit Christchurch where you can punt in true English fashion along the Avon River or try swimming with the dolphins at Akaroa. Some of the world’s most peaceful retreats are found in the South Island but if that’s not for you, there is excitement in Queenstown – the adventure capital of the world, home to bungy jumping, sky diving and canyon swinging. There is also the chance to explore farmlands, fjords and national parks where nature rules and glacial valleys glide gently and quietly into the sea. Accommodation throughout New Zealand is of an excellent standard from luxury lodges to private islands with beaches. While you may at times have to share the road with a flock of sheep, it will be hard not to be distracted by the dramatic scenery unfolding before you. To top it all off, world renowned wines and fine dining are available wherever you go.

 

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Ireland Travel Agent Expert

 It may sound rather tired and staid to say Ireland is a unique and magical travel destination, but the Emerald Isle is truly an enchanting, if not fascinating, locale. I can promise, as your Ireland travel agent professional, that your trip to Ireland will be a one-of-a-kind travel treat. In fact, it’s likely that you will experience the Ireland that is often seen on traditional postcards - replete with the brooding solitude of Connemara or the unforgettable wildlands of County Donegal. You will also find magic surrounding the lakes of County Roscommon or be able to bask in the surreal glow of the rolling hills of the country’s sunny southeast.I also encourage that you travel over Ireland's motorways and byways. Drives through Ireland encompass a wide range of landscapes and cultures, from busy cities to quiet villages. You'll see the most popular sights and create memories that you will cherish the rest of your life. Ireland is a place that rewards the eyes with  towering stone castles, breathtaking sea cliffs, broad sandy beaches, crystal-clear lakes, deep woods, and boat-filled harbors. Brightly painted houses, lively markets, and cozy pubs with live music, expertly poured ales, and excellent banter abound throughout the country's villages. All of it conjures up famous images of the Emerald Isle - past and present.The Muckross Estate is the centerpiece of the Killarney National Park, which is a major draw for visitors to Killarney. A detour through the park should absolutely be added on your itinerary if you're not taking the Ring of Kerry route that passes through it. The park, home to St. Mary's Cathedral displays a spectacular example of neo-Gothic revival architecture constructed between 1842 and 1855.Near the top of Ireland's highest mountain range, the Gougane Barra Park offers breathtaking views of the rugged mountains, silver streams, and pine woods, all which  lead to a mountain lake at the headwater of the river Lee. Founded by St. Finbarre in the 6th century, a monastery also sits in this locale. A roadway runs in a loop in the park, which offers abundant opportunities to walk a network of trails through the peaceful forests.After a day of hiking in the park, you will appreciate a chance to relax at the Gougane Barra Hotel. You can also enjoy on-site dining by dropping in at the lodging’s cafe, or visit the pub next door.Ireland is full of attractions that enlivens any holiday. Call me anytime to start making your travel plan reservations. Whether you wish to visit county Kerry, explore thatched-roofed villages, kiss the Blarney Stone, or settle for a while in Dublin, I can help you arrange the ideal Irish vacation. Allow me to serve as your travel agent and advisor to the Emerald Isle and call me or email me.