Nelson / Marlborough, perched at the pinnacle of the South Island, is an idyllical sun-soaked haven. Accessible through two captivating driving routes from Christchurch - the inland path or the coastal route where every twist and turn unveils breathtaking views. Alternatively, set sail from Wellington and catch the ferry across the Cook Strait, where the possibility of spotting dolphins adds and extra layer of delight to your voyage.
Geographically centred in New Zealand, Nelson proudly holds the title of the oldest city in the South Island and the second-oldest settled city in the country. Boasting a population of approximately 55,000, Nelson is a vibrant city celebrated for its flourishing local arts and craft scene. Blessed with an enviable climate, sheltered coastlines and diverse landscapes, Nelson's allure extends to picturesque coastal walks, golden beaches, and sparkling waters. Serving as the gateway to the Abel Tasman National Park, a popular destination explored by both boat and foot.
To the west, the Marlborough region takes centre stage, famous for its wines and delectable seafood. As the largest winegrowing region, Marlborough, particularly known for its Sauvignon Blanc, is anchored by the largest town, Blenheim, with a population of approximately 30,500.
Te Whatu Ora (Health New Zealand)- Nelson Marlborough is the primary health provider in the region, serving over 150,000 people in Nelson, Marlborough, and Tasman. The main hospitals, Nelson and Wairau (Blenheim), offer around 140 and 65 beds, respectively. Wairau Hospital collaborates with Nelson Hospital for specialised services. Various medical services and Community Health Centres cater to the region.
The Nelson / Marlborough region's warm climate and diverse offerings, easily accessible due to its central location in New Zealand, attract residents and visitors alike.
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