Which is more populated North Island or South Island?
Which is more populated North Island or South Island? The South Island is bigger than the North Island, but with only a third of the population.
Is it expensive to live in New Zealand?
The average cost of living in New Zealand for a single person per month, not including rent, is USD$815-$1,000. For a family of four, it's USD$2,950-$3,600 per month. The rental costs will depend on which city you decide to move to, and whether you live in the city center or a bit further out.
Which New Zealand has the highest population?
The major population centres in New Zealand are: Auckland City (1,571,700 people) Christchurch City (369,000 people) Wellington City (202,700 people)
Can you swim between North and South Island New Zealand?
A Scot has set a new world record for the fastest swim across the Cook Strait - the waters between New Zealand's North and South Islands. Andy Donaldson, 31, swam through the night to complete the 23km route in four hours and 33 minutes. It was the third leg of seven comprising the Oceans Seven challenge.
What is the best month to visit New Zealand?
December to February - Summer Season Firstly, the weather is just perfect for roaming around and the cities are bustling with crowds. The overall atmosphere is lively and delightful. The month of February has the best weather in NZ. Also, you are more likely to get better accommodation at cheaper rates during February.
What is the coldest city in New Zealand?
Ophir, a quaint and historic gold mining town, 114kms from Queenstown in New Zealand's Central Otago Reigon, has the unenviable reputation of being New Zealand's coldest town.