Light physical activity suitable for most people with average fitness levels.
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Auckland, New Zealand
Ends
Christchurch, New Zealand
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Highlights
Be My Guest Afternoon tea with Pavlova Queen Angie at Lake Tekapo
Waikato District: Enjoy farm-to-table fare at a Be My Guest lunch on a Waikato dairy farm in the North Island.
Lake Tekapo: Join your hosts, former farmers Angie and Stan Taylor, for a Pavlova afternoon tea in their home on the shores of Lake Tekapo.
Walter Peak: Get up close to sheep and working dogs with a farm show at Walter Peak on the shores of Lake Wakatipu in the New Zealand high country.
MAKE TRAVEL MATTER Insights into wildlife rescue in Kaikoura, and on Pomona Island
Kaikoura: You’ll meet Sabrina Luecht, whose ambitious goal is to establish a world-class wildlife hospital to treat injured and ill animals in this biodiversity hotspot
Fiordland National Park: Enjoy an exhilarating jet boat ride on Lake Manapouri, home to Pomona Island, where you'll help conserve a sanctuary for native plants and animals
Explore Auckland, and Rotorua
Discover Wellington, Christchurch, Queenstown, Dunedin, Arrowtown, and Franz Josef
Visit A geothermal valley in Rotorua, Huka Falls in Taupo, Lake Te Anau, Fiordland National Park, and Pancake Rocks and Blowholes at Punakaiki
View Bastion Point in Auckland, Queen Charlotte Sound, and the Southern Alps
Scenic Cruise On Milford Sound
Scenic Train Ride On the TranzAlpine
Kaikoura: You’ll meet Sabrina Luecht, whose ambitious goal is to establish a world-class wildlife hospital to treat injured and ill animals in this biodiversity hotspot
Fiordland National Park: Enjoy an exhilarating jet boat ride on Lake Manapouri, home to Pomona Island, where you'll help conserve a sanctuary for native plants and animals
Explore Auckland, and Rotorua
Discover Wellington, Christchurch, Queenstown, Dunedin, Arrowtown, and Franz Josef
Visit A geothermal valley in Rotorua, Huka Falls in Taupo, Lake Te Anau, Fiordland National Park, and Pancake Rocks and Blowholes at Punakaiki
View Bastion Point in Auckland, Queen Charlotte Sound, and the Southern Alps
Scenic Cruise On Milford Sound
Scenic Train Ride On the TranzAlpine
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Meals
Breakfast daily and up to half of your evening meals
Transport
All land transport shown. All transfers shownLuxury airconditioned coach with WiFi in most countries or alternative transportation (such as rail journeys)
Guide
An expert Travel Director and professional Driver
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Mustsee sightseeingOptional Experiences and free time
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Itinerary
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day 1 - Welcome to Auckland
Welcome to the 'City of Sails', and a beautiful jumping off point for your New Zealand tour (flights to arrive prior to 4.00pm). You'll meet your Travel Director and travel mates over dinner at he Grill.
Meals:Dinner
Location Visited:Auckland
Accommodation:Horizon by SkyCity
day 2 - Sights of Auckland
Your perfect start to your time in this this seafaring city, begin your day diving into Auckland's maritime history over an exclusive America's Cup tour at the New Zealand Maritime Museum with a Local Specialist before it opens to the public. Now that you've got your first taste, learn even more your beautiful surrounds on a city highlights tour from the heart of the city at the Auckland Waterfront. Continue to Mission Bay, historic Bastion Point, and the Michael Joseph Savage Memorial keeping your camera at hand to capture the Auckland skyline, and Waitemata Harbour. Then spend the rest of the afternoon exploring on your own. Why not take a stroll down Queen Street to Viaduct Harbour's main shopping precinct and enjoy a glass of New Zealand's crisp Sauvignon Blanc? Or you may like to take a cruise to see Auckland like the locals do, by water.
Meals:Breakfast
Location Visited:Auckland
Accommodation:Horizon by SkyCity
day 3 - Rotorua, Centre of Maori Culture
Leave Auckland behind and journey into the countryside for an exclusive family-style Be My Guest lunch in the Red Barn on a working dairy farm. Prior to your farm to table lunch prepared by the onsite chef, get a feel for country life as you're invited to roll up your sleeves and make your own butter - butter churners, tiny mason jars and all! The next hot-spot on your NZ holiday in every sense of the word is Rotorua. Visit Te Puia to see and support Maori artisans at work, then continue your Rotorua tour at the steamy Whakarewarewa Thermal Reserve, a staggering valley where geysers pop and thermal springs jettison skywards.
Meals:Breakfast, Lunch
Location Visited:Auckland, Rotorua
Accommodation:Millennium
day 4 - Experience Rotorua for Yourself
Today, choose your own adventure. We have plenty of ideas for the paths you might follow. Optional Rotorua tour sightseeing experiences include zipping across Rotorua's three lakes in an amphibious WWII-era Duck. There's also the option of relieving NZ holiday-weary limbs in the thermal waters of the Wai Araki Hot Springs & Spa. The decision is yours. Tonight, dive deep into Maori culture at Te P T Mori Experience, an important hub keeping tradition, art and music alive. Oh, and exciting Mori cuisine. Enjoy forest kai horotai (seasonal canaps) and chef choice aperitif, followed by a three-course dinner.
Meals:Breakfast, Dinner
Location Visited:Rotorua
Accommodation:Millennium
day 5 - Wellington, the Cool Capital
Say goodbye to Rotorua and hello to the raging rapids of Huka Falls, where 220,000 litres of water barrel over this massive waterfall every second. Your outlook then unfolds into the aquamarine waters of Lake Taupo. Traverse the volcanic Central Plateau to NZ's cool little capital of Wellington, set on a pretty harbour.
Meals:Breakfast, Dinner
Location Visited:Rotorua, Wellington
Accommodation:Rydges
day 6 - Wellington, Yours to Explore
Your day in Wellington should must begin with a coffee. The city is known for its uber-cool cafes and with coffee in hand you will head out on city sights tour to take in highlights such as its iconic cable car, parliament, and Mt. Victoria. This afternoon is yours to discover Wellington. Your tour ends at the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, which you may choose to visit to explore the groundbreaking exhibitions on offer (an entrance fee applies). Later you may decide on an Optional Experience. Lord of the Rings fans will rejoice with a special tour and visit to Weta Workshop. Or the first urban completely fenced ecosanctuary of Zealandia, where the biodiversity of 225 hectares of forest is being restored. Tonight, there are so many restaurants and bars to choose from. Ask us for recommendations or explore at your leisure. Because every New Zealand holiday needs a little down time.
Meals:Breakfast
Location Visited:Wellington
Accommodation:Rydges
day 7 - Kaikoura on the Coast
This morning cruise the Cook Strait into tranquil Queen Charlotte Sound from the North Island to the South, through a maze of arms and inlets into the sleepy seaside village of Picton. Continue to Kaikoura, where Sperm Whales, dolphins and fur seals can often be seen not far from shore. On arrival you'll will be treated to a biodiversity talk from the founder of Kaikura Wildlife Centre Trust, Sabrina Luecht, at a MAKE TRAVEL MATTER Experience. Sabrina's ambitious goal is to implement a world-class wildlife hospital in this biodiversity hotspot. Wildlife rescue and rehabilitation is a critical conservation tool, providing treatment to injured and ill animals, ensuring at-risk native species have a chance at recovery and return to the wild. Tonight, you'll dine at Hiku. Hiku celebrates what Kaikura is all about - kai moana, fresh produce, marine life, and dramatic sea and mountain scapes.
Meals:Breakfast, Dinner
Location Visited:Wellington, Kaikoura
Accommodation:Sudima (Kaikoura, New Zealand)
day 8 - From Country to City, Christchurch
Enjoy a relaxed start this morning or sign up for one of several local wildlife Optional Experiences. Choose from an scenic flight over dramatic beaches framed by turquoise ocean where whales are regularly spotted, or perhaps you'd prefer a cruise to site pods of dolphin which are prolific in the area, or a kayaking tour of the coast to get up close and personal with seals basking on the rocks. You won't be disappointed. Follow the coast and Canterbury Plains to Christchurch, home to some of the country's most innovative architecture, art institutions and restaurants. We can help you make a booking in any number of the latter.
Meals:Breakfast
Location Visited:Kaikoura, Christchurch
Accommodation:Distinction
day 9 - Through Breathtaking Scenery to Twizel
Kick off a big day with a short overview of Christchurch sites including the Canterbury Museum, Christchurch Earthquake Memorial, Bridge of Remembrance, and streets lined with bars, cafes, and riverside markets. Then it's off to the country stopping in the quaint farming town of Geraldine for an independent lunch in one of its cafes and perhaps Talbots Forest Cheese for complimentary samples. Continue your journey over the patchwork countryside of the Canterbury Plains to Lake Tekapo where you will stop at the little stone hewn Church of the Good Shepherd. From there its a short hop to the home of retired farmers Angie and Stan Taylor on the shores of Lake Tekapo. Enjoy real New Zealand hospitality at a Be My Guest afternoon tea as Angie invites you into her kitchen as she prepares the New Zealand specialty dessert, Pavlova. Watch and learn her special recipe and enjoy this favourite treat. Your sweet tooth satisfied, you'll arrive in your destination, Twizel. This cute town and popular holiday destination is the perfect place end the day. Pulling into the hotel, kick back and enjoy classic New Zealand cuisine overlooking the garden before another day of exploration.
Meals:Breakfast, Dinner
Location Visited:Christchurch, Twizel
Accommodation:Distinction Mackenzie Country Hotel
day 10 - Dunedin, City of Scottish Heritage
Begin your journey to the Edinburgh of the South travelling along the Waitaki River en route to Oamaru. This quirky town of tree-lined streets, white limestone buildings, and 19th century architecture is known for its Victorian style. Feel like you're stepping back in time browsing shops and galleries of traditional crafts, and perhaps refresh with a morning tea. Get ready for a change of scene in your next destination of Scottish-inspired Dunedin. You have the rest of the day free to stroll the streets of this vibrant university town and 'mini-Edinburgh'. Or explore more of the area visiting the famous Speight's Brewery, or touring New Zealand's only castle, Larnach Castle. Recap the day's adventures with your travel mates over dinner at the Scenic Southern Cross Hotel. In the heart of Dunedin and blocks from the waterfront, here you'll feast on local meats and produce.
Meals:Breakfast, Dinner
Location Visited:Twizel, Dunedin
Accommodation:Scenic Southern Cross
day 11 - Te Anau, Gateway to Fiordland
Today you'll head out of Dunedin through farmlands to Te Anau. Your first stop is Gore, a hot spot for country music fans, and all who appreciate nature and simple rural charm. Journey through sheep-filled farming land winding your way up into the Fiordland National Park and the South Island's largest lake to Te Anau. A truly memorable thrill awaits you next, exploring the islands on a jet boat ride down the Waiau River to Lake Manapouri savouring its many tranquil spots. Take in the birds and swimming trout as you learn about this unique environment's history. This MAKE TRAVEL MATTER Experience is not only scenic but supports the Pomona Island Charitable Trust's conservation efforts to restore the largest inland island in New Zealand to its natural state where native birds can thrive. This afternoon is yours to stay in or opt to explore the fascinating, glittering glowworm caves before dinner at the Distinction Hotel.
Meals:Breakfast, Dinner
Location Visited:Dunedin, Te Anau
Accommodation:Distinction Te Anau Hotel & Villas
day 12 - Queenstown, Adventure Playground
Today you're bound for New Zealand's adventure capital with a drive of stunning scenery along the way. Journey through Fiordland National Park past native rainforests, beech forests, alluvial flats, and meadows. Passing Mirror Lakes, catch the reflection of mountain scenery shimmering in the water. Then continue through Homer Tunnel, an attempt to tame the sheer rocky ranges, emerging in the Cleddau Valley. Take your exploration to water as you cruise the tranquil waters of the Milford Sound/Piopiotahi filled will plenty of photo ops - keep an eye out for fur seals basking on the rocks. See the breathtaking sites of Bowen and Stirling Falls plummeting from hanging valleys into the sea and the sheer pinnacle of Mitre Peak rising from the deep waters of the fiord. After a spectacular afternoon on Milford Sound, you'll arrive in adventure-lovers Queenstown at your picturesque hotel on the shores of Lake Wakatipu.
Meals:Breakfast
Location Visited:Te Anau, Queenstown
Accommodation:Millennium
day 13 - Queenstown Free Time, Your Time
Discover for yourself why Queenstown has earned its reputation as New Zealand's adventure capital with a full day to explore. You could join an Optional Experience riding the adrenaline pumping Skippers Jet or tour through Skippers Canyon. After a big day of adventure, it's time to Dive Into Culture on an evening cruise across Lake Wakatipu aboard New Zealand's oldest steamship, the TSS Earnslaw, to Walter Peak High Country Farm. Here at the Colonel's Homestead, you'll feast on a gourmet barbecue dinner piled high with ribs and fresh vegetables before an entertaining after-dinner farm show - offering a glimpse into high-country farm life. After you've seen the sheep dogs in action and gotten a feel for life on the homestead, cruise back to Queenstown, joining in a chorus or dancing across the polished wooden floors of the Earnslaw.
Meals:Breakfast, Dinner
Location Visited:Queenstown
Accommodation:Millennium
day 14 - Franz Josef, Untamed Natural Wilderness
Leave the alpine wonderland of Queenstown behind and begin your adventure through Central Otago and out to the West Coast. Stop in the restored gold-mining settlement of Arrowtown strolling its tree-lined avenues and 19th-century wooden buildings, feeling as if you're in a movie set. Then journey to Cromwell on the sparkling shores of Lake Dunstan to stop at the Jones Family fruit stall, connected to a local orchard, for a taste of some of the town's juicy stone fruit including apricots, nectarines, peaches, and plums. More gorgeous lakes call as you travel further into Central Otago to take in the vivid blue waters and willow-lined shoreline of Lakes Hawea and Wanaka. Follow an ancient greenstone trail, cross Haast Pass, and exchange the alpine scenery of the Southern Lakes for the rainforests of the wild West Coast. Your destination, and worth the journey, is the famous Franz Josef/Waiau, home to Franz Josef Glacier/Ka Roimata o Hine Hukatere, where you'll have an opportunity to take an Optional helicopter flight for views you'll never forget.
Meals:Breakfast, Dinner
Location Visited:Queenstown, Franz Josef
Accommodation:Scenic Franz Josef Glacier
day 15 - Punakaiki, Home to a Coastal Forest
Sleep in or take the morning to explore the small but lively Franz Josef/Waiau village - perhaps visiting the West Coast Wildlife Centre, before venturing to Hokitika, home of the native jade greenstone. From natural jewellery to natural surroundings, you're off to Punakaiki to view the Pancake Rocks and Blowholes. Stand at the edge of the water and take in these eroded limestone foundations - they really do look like pancakes! - which began forming 30 million years ago. Imagine the water and wind forming this pancake-like stack of limestone but be sure to listen closely. When you hear a 'whoosh' of water, you can be sure a burst of sea spray is coming through the blowholes. After a spectacular day, spend the night at the eco-friendly, waterfront Scenic Hotel Punakaiki, dining on local specialities with wine and views of the thundering surf just steps away.
Meals:Breakfast, Dinner
Location Visited:Franz Josef, Punakaiki
Accommodation:Scenic Punakaiki
day 16 - All Aboard the TranzAlpine
Embark on a unique self-guided journey on the Ponaumu Pathway. Delve into the history and culture of the local Maori (Poutini Ngai Tahu) and the Mawhera Pa settlement. Make your way through this extraordinary storytelling experience born from a collaboration with the Weta Workshop. An inspiring and unforgettable cultural experience. Enjoy a pub-style lunch at legendary Monteith's Brewery. Now that you've wet your whistle, board the famous TranzAlpine train to Christchurch on one of the world's most scenic train trips through tunnels and over viaducts with panoramic views of snow-capped peaks, icy rivers, beech forests, gorges, and river valleys. This 223 kilometres journey across the South Island along the Waimakariri River and across the Southern Alps is a grand finale to the landscapes you've come to love. Celebrate the highlights of your trip joining your Travel Director and new friends for dinner showcasing food from the Canterbury region.
Meals:Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Location Visited:Punakaiki, Christchurch
Accommodation:Distinction
day 17 - Farewell Christchurch
Sadly all good things must come to an end as your New Zealand tour concludes this morning after breakfast. After a fond farewell, you'll be transferred by to Christchurch Airport (flights anytime).
Meals:Breakfast
Location Visited:Christchurch
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Shyam C.Verified Traveler
4.0 out of 5
North Island leg - Coverage Excellent, the whole family of 4 adults thoroughly enjoyed this part of the trip. Interim coffee / toilet breaks well chosen
Tour Manager & Coach Driver - Excellent, knowledgeable, & professional
Optional tours, adequate choice- but on the costlier side after having paid a sizable sum for the tour
Hotels - Excellent location, rooms were slightly cramped especially one had 2 large suitcases.
Dinners - for vegetarian guests (10 out 43) was disappointing, very few options compared to the non-veg, expected better
South Island Leg - Coverage & routing should have been better. The need to drop off the North Island guests & pick up the south island guests made us criss-cross the island, giving us very less time to explore in cities like Dunedin. This was the feedback from my family & many on the full tour guests. The journey time was more than 4 to 5 hours on most days, which we think is not optimal on a 16 day tour. Definitely needs attention from the tour planners, clubbing 2 short tours with the long one made it sub-optimal resulting in many 1 night halts
Tour Manager & Coach Driver - Excellent, knowledgeable, & professional, no complaints given the cramped itinerary
Hotels - Excellent location, rooms were slightly cramped especially one had 2 large suitcases. No scenic views from the room windows in most places
Optional tours, adequate choice- but on the costlier side & many were disappointing for the additional cost, after having paid a sizable sum for the full tour
Dinners - for vegetarian guests (10 out 43) was disappointing, very few options compared to the non-veg, expected better, the Christmas dinner at Dunedin was atrocious for vegetarians
Overall enjoyed the full tour, but had to downgrade the rating to good from excellent because of the above reasons
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Diana L.Verified Traveler
5.0 out of 5
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Roman J.Verified Traveler
5.0 out of 5
I felt that we were able to see a great deal of the country including most of the tourism highlights. Hotels and food were very good. Our tour director, and driver, were knowledgeable and professional.
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AnonymousVerified Traveler
5.0 out of 5
It's a lot of fun. The weather cancelled so our fun.
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Maureen B.Verified Traveler
5.0 out of 5
The trip is very aggressive, but the sites and activities are amazing. It’s challenging to be in so many hotels however, that’s the only way you can see both islands fully. The food was amazing. Our driver was very kind and skilled. Our guide was animated, funny and made the long rides bearable.
