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Wild Winds WINDSURFING, PADDLEBOARDING
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( 04-473 3458; www.wildwinds.co.nz ; 36 Customhouse Quay) With all this wind and water,
Wellington was made for windsurfing, kiteboarding, and stand-up paddleboarding. Take
on one or all three with Wild Winds; lessons start from $110 for two hours.
Makara Peak
Mountain Bike Park MOUNTAIN BIKING
( www.makarapeak.org ; South Karori Rd, Karori; admission by donation) In the hills of Karori,
8km west of the city centre (on the Karori bus), this excellent 200-hectare park is laced
with 60km of single-track ranging from beginner to expert. The nearby Mud Cycles (
04-476 4961; www.mudcycles.co.nz ; 421 Karori Rd, Karori; half-day/full day/weekend bike hire from
$30/45/75) has mountain bikes for hire, and runs guided tours for riders of all abilities.
Wellington is a true MTB mecca - visit tracks.org.nz for the evidence.
WORTH A TRIP
DAYS BAY & MATIU/SOMES ISLAND
The small Wellington Harbour Ferry ( 04-499 1282; www.eastbywest.co.nz ; Queens Wharf)
plies the harbour between Queens Wharf and Days Bay in Eastbourne, via Matiu-
Somes Island, and on fine weekends Petone and Seatoun as well.
 
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