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New Zealand is remote, beautiful and spectacular. It gives you a taste of all the beautiful things in life without taking you away from comfort or luxury. It introduces you to stunning natural beauty without taking you away from civilization (mostly). It brings you closer to journeys that let you rediscover yourself as a traveler.

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New Zealand Highlight

What makes New Zealand unique compared to other destinations?

We are the world in one!
Aerial view of a lake surrounded by hills, with a waterfall falling down
New Zealand's Hidden Gem

One lesser-known, off-the-beaten-path destination in New Zealand and why is it special?

Beautiful Lake Mahinapua, ancient rain forests, 30 mountain peaks over 10,000ft with snow all year.
A turquoise lake with snow-capped mountains on one side and rocky grasslands on three sides
New Zealandian Culture

What are some key cultural insights you think travelers should know before arriving in New Zealand?

Kia ora = welcome, Hongi = traditional Maori greeting, Aotearoa = land of the long white cloud
Tips for New Zealand Travel

Are there any common mistakes travelers make when visiting New Zealand that they could avoid?

Many try to rush through New Zealand. To have a truly authentic fulfilling “Kiwi” experience allow at least 16 nights; 18-20 nights are ideal.

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Essential Travel Guides for Touring New Zealand

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Best Time to Visit New Zealand
Best Time to Visit New Zealand
Pristine beaches, soaring mountain peaks, sprawling national parks, bubbling volcanoes and lush forests—New Zealand’s natural beauty spans from the panoramic to the pristine, making it one of the world’s most incredible travel destinations.Beyond the great outdoors, the country has a thriving art and culture scene in cities like Auckland and Wellington and a living Maori heritage that impacts every aspect of Kiwi life. Relax at the golden beaches of the Coromandel Peninsula, enjoy bird-watching on the blissful Stewart Island, cross mountains and rain forests during an epic walk on the Milford Tracks, marvel at the mysterious limestone caves of Waitomo, visit the famous wineries of Marlborough and Nelson, and go sea kayaking at the Abel Tasman National Park. The weather in New Zealand can change quickly as it’s a relatively narrow island nation. Besides summer, spring and autumn are the best times to visit New Zealand. The weather in the chart is based on North Island.
Summer in New Zealand: Destinations and Weather Tips
Summer in New Zealand: Destinations and Weather Tips
From the beaches on the Bay of Plenty to paddleboarding around the Abel Tasman National Park to hiking around Mount Tongariro, summer in New Zealand is a wonderful time for visitors wanting to explore this iconic, rugged and absolutely stunning country.The summer months in New Zealand, which last from December to February, are considered the country’s peak season. So along with long, sunshine-filled days you can expect plenty of crowds around all the main cities, like Auckland and Christchurch, and tourist destinations like Taupo and Hobbiton. Your tour to New Zealand in the summer is bound to be incredible.
Winter in New Zealand: Top Destinations and Weather Advice
Winter in New Zealand: Top Destinations and Weather Advice
Characterized by snowfall all over the southern Alps, wintry hiking experiences, and uncrowded major cities, winter in New Zealand is a beautiful time to visit. If you’re really into snow sports or aren’t bothered about exploring the main sights in the cold, winter is also a cost-effective time to tour New Zealand.Winter months in New Zealand are from June to August and during this time, the temperatures dip, ski resorts around Wanaka and Queenstown open, and cities that are outside of the snowsport markets, like Christchurch and Wellington, tend to get quieter and cheaper.
New Zealand in January: Great Weather for a Trek
New Zealand in January: Great Weather for a Trek
Many visitors travel to New Zealand in January, as the country enjoys pleasantly warm weather. The month is ideal to enjoy outdoor activities, such as trekking Northland's Waipoua Forest, sailing in Auckland, or surfing in Shipwreck Bay. New Zealand also hosts many outdoor festivals and events, such as the World Buskers Festival in Christchurch.
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Anonymous | Traveled in May

What a wonderful trip! Gorgeous scenery, good food, Maori culture, Lord of the Rings opportunities, wildlife, and great travel director and driver. The locations chosen offered a nice variety to see different parts of both the north and south islands, learn about the agriculture and farming, as well as the history of the country.

Angelina F. | Traveled in May

Yes The bus tour with a safe driver, excellent tour guide gave us the opportunity to witness the beauty of the Southern island and gain knowlede of it's history and culture

Julie C. | Traveled in May

I had a wonderful and absolutely incredible experience on this tour! First, I have to mention our tour guide, Isobel, who was knowledgeable, caring of her “flock”, hands-on in every respect, down-to-earth, and so humorous! She made every day truly fun, and our group learned so much from her. I’ve been on six tours with Trafalgar and have had excellent tour directors for each, but Isobel topped them all! Her lighthearted nature was a joy, and I loved her personal stories, as well as the history she relayed, and tidbits on everything New Zealand. I came away truly enamored with New Zealand, its people, and culture. As a seasoned traveler in various parts of the world, I don’t think I’ve ever met kinder, more helpful people than New Zealanders. They just seem happy with life and that happiness spills over into all their interactions. The itinerary was well-planned and thoughtful throughout, with many included activities and experiences. From Auckland in the North Island, which included a trip to Hobbiton (charming and magical!), to Rotorua with a Māori cultural performance, dinner, and steaming geysers, then an educational and informative trip to a National Kiwi Hatchery, the activities were varied, interesting and unique. This continued on the South Island, where we took in the breathtaking scenery of Queenstown, the Southern Alps, and Milford Sound. A stargazing night in the Dark Sky Reserve of Tekapo allowed the opportunity to see the Southern Cross for the first time! I learned that the Southern Hemisphere sky doesn’t have the North Star or Big Dipper, since they are too far north! Who knew?! Not me until that night! Christchurch was probably my favorite city with its recent earthquake in 2011 that has impacted the city’s center’s architecture, and created such a resilient spirit and sense of community among residents who have endured so much in the past 15 years. This was so beautiful to see that in them, though the pain was often just below the surface such that many residents have never been to the Quake City Musem, which tells the story. It’s a pedestrian-friendly, walkable city with botanic gardens, a lively, old-fashioned tram that runs through the city, as well as a riverside walking path with historical markers throughout. The nearby sheep farm experience was also enjoyable, especially since sheep outnumber New Zealanders 4.5 to one! I also want to comment on the hotels, which were of excellent quality in the main cities, with helpful and welcoming staff. I also appreciated that this itinerary included staying in 3 of the hotels for at least 2-3 nights each, which made the trip more enjoyable with less packing up. Yet, we still saw and did so much. There was also some free time built in to do things such as a gondola ride/view in Queenstown, as well as the Kiwi Park, and even an optional Lord of the Rings tour - activities that my mother and I did in our free time there. I’ll also mention that the included flight from the North to South Island was organized, smooth, and without a hitch, despite a short weather delay. Our amazing tour guide, Isobel, had it all worked out! Overall, we had a truly memorable, amazing trip in all respects. I even think that New Zealand may be my new favorite country. Bravo to Trafalgar and their NZ partner company AAT Kings for putting together such a great trip and hiring the awesome Isobel to guide us! I couldn’t have asked for a better, more fulfilling trip to New Zealand. As the icing on the cake, and in a crazy and surreal tourist moment, I even encountered, met, and chatted with the Prime Minister in our hotel elevator in Christchurch! He was in town to speak at the National ANZAC day (April 25th) dawn memorial ceremony, which many of our group attended, since it took place in Cathedral Square outside our hotel. I just happened to be on the elevator at the right time when his group got on (he was carrying his own luggage!). It was an amazing honor and a travel memory that I’ll never forget.

Anonymous | Traveled in May

The itinerary covered the main areas on both the north and south islands. What was really great was the secondary tours that you could take to further enhance the tour.

Anonymous | Traveled in May

Outstanding tour guide and driver. Nice accommodations and experiences with the group. Regarding initially booking the trip there needs to be a lot more details on excursions, accommodations and events. I think these critical details added would enhance bookings. When asking these questions there was a considerable delay in getting specific responses on the excursions etc… I went ahead due to the relationship with Costco as a member but if I were not a member I and had great experiences prior I’m not sure if I would have booked. As a travel writer more details are needed to guide a person regardless to increase comfort level but overall a great tour and solid value. Thank you

Karen C. | Traveled in May

Spectacular!!! Seasoned traveler here and our group expects top grade hotels, good food and an itinerary that showcases the best the country has to offer. This itinerary exceeded our expectations. The scenery, the history and the cultural experiences were so wonderful. Having a passionate attentive tour guide is a plus. This tour checks all the boxes. Highly recommended💕

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