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When you have
a look at the map of the South Island New Zealand you will
observe that Banks Peninsula has a partly circular form. You
will also see that the peninsula has different bays around. The
Bays are known as Eastern Bays, Remote Bays Southern bays,
Pigeon Bay and Port Levy are the two largest outer bays. Pigeon
Bay is a place where you will discover historical buildings and
there are also great swimming areas around. The Flea Bay is home
of white flippered penguins, tours are organised for visitors to
allow them to visit this fabulous area and the dramatically
scenic place. If you like wild beaches then you can visit TeOka
Bay, Peraki, Tumbledown Bay and Magnet which are known as the
southern bays. Banks Peninsula was named after Joseph Banks.
Banks is located in the region of Canterbury on the east side of
the South Island New Zealand. Banks has an area of around one
thousand kilometre square. The peninsula has a population of
over seven thousand. Banks Peninsula is a fabulous area to
visit; it is a nice place to spend a nice holiday with family
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