Marlborough (New Zealand)
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Marlborough is a region on the the north-east coast of South Island of New Zealand.
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Get in
There is an airport about 10 km outside Blenheim, and a ferry from Wellington to Picton.
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See
- The Marlborough Sounds - from the ferry as you sail into Picton.
- Lake Grassmere - Where seawater is turned into huge piles of salt by the sun and evaporation.
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- The Wine Marlborough festival is held in February each year. Experience over 200 wines from around 40 wineries and gourmet food. It is NZ's longest running wine and food festival.
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Drink
Marlborough's Wairau plains are a major New Zealand winegrowing region and the home of a number of major wineries. Vineyard tours are a significant attraction. There is a wine map here.
The main varieties are Sauvignon Blanc, Chardonnay and Pinot Noir.
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External links
WikiPedia:Marlborough, New Zealand Dmoz:Oceania/New Zealand/Marlborough District
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