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Unlike the UK, New Zealanders drive on the right side of the road. Make use of the comprehensive guides available in the car that articulate the basic rules and signs.
The speed limit in New Zealand's urban areas is generally 50km/h and 100km/h in rural areas. These may vary, however, so ensure to follow the traffic signs.
Embedded in the heart of 'The Mount' are pristine beaches and a green volcanic cone called Mauao that lends it's name to the town. Its summit is a fantastic spot for panoramic views, but if you’re after relaxation, head to the famed Main Beach.
For an exciting outdoor experience, the Mount Maunganui Summit Walk is a must. This challenging trail offers stunning views of the landscape that will leave you in awe.
A small to medium-sized car would be appropriate for Mount Maunganui due to the compact town layout and adequate parking spaces. You might prefer a 4x4 if you plan to explore the more rugged landscapes around the Bay of Plenty region.
Mount Maunganui exhibits a blend of chic boutiques, surfer spots, health cafes and Maori culture. The area organizes farmers' markets every Sunday, worth driving down to for fresh produce and local delicacies.
Mount Maunganui offers various parking options, both free and paid. Close to the beaches and along the shopping streets, you’ll find pay-and-display areas. Some residential streets offer free parking, but keep an eye out for the restrictions.
Mount Maunganui enjoys a mild climate without extreme temperature fluctuations. Summer (December - February) is the height of the tourist season, with temperatures around 20-30°C. The Autumn and Spring shoulder seasons also present pleasant weather.
Mount Maunganui provides a perfect mix of relaxed beach vibes, adventurous outdoor activities, and rich culture that makes it a unique holiday spot. A journey to 'The Mount' promises an experience of a lifetime.