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New Zealand Public Holidays

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2009

Public Holiday :
Date:
New Years Day 1-2 January
Waitangi Day6 February
Good Friday 10 April
Easter Monday 13 April
ANZAC Day25 April
Queen’s Birthday 1 June
Labour Day 26 October
Christmas Day, Boxing Day 26-26 December*


2010

Public Holiday :
Date:
New Years Day 1-2 January *
Waitangi Day6 February
Good Friday 2 April
Easter Monday 5 April
ANZAC Day25 April
Queen’s Birthday 7 June
Labour Day 25 October
Christmas Day, Boxing Day 25-26 December*


2011

Public Holiday :
Date:
New Years Day 1-2 January*
Waitangi Day6 February
Good Friday 22 April
Easter Monday 25 April
ANZAC Day25 April
Queen’s Birthday 6 June
Labour Day 24 October
Christmas Day, Boxing Day 23-26 December*


*When the public holiday falls on weekend, some of the public holiday will be recognised on the following working day. We recommend you to check the open dates and time with the attractions that you would like to visit with the operator directly.

FAST FACT:

Pohutukawa trees grow in most coastal areas of the North Island. Their bright red flowers usually bloom at the beginning of December. For this reason, the pohutukawa has become known as New Zealand's native Christmas tree.







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