Sub-Antarctic Islands (New Zealand)
From World travel guide
New Zealand's Sub-Antarctic Islands lie far to the south of Stewart Island and are 5 groups of uninhabited and windswept islands in the Southern Pacific Ocean. A hazard in the days of sailing ships, the islands are now wildlife preserves, which, due to their isolation, are only visited occasionally, normally by scientists or conservation workers.
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Destinations
- Auckland Islands
- Bounty Island
- Campbell Island
- The Antipodies - the most distant land from London.
- The Snares
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Get in
Access to these islands is generally by, or with the support of, a boat. The islands are beyond the (return) range of most helecopters and there is no airstrip for fixed wing aircraft.
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Stay safe
Weather in this part of the world can be extreme.
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Get out
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