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  • Enjoy a Milford Sound cruise on New Zealand's South Island - a great inclusion for all New Zealand tours
New Zealand - South Island

New Zealand is made up of two major islands. Simply called North and South Islands, they contrast not only the country’s terrain and physical features but also its character and attractions. The South Island has spectacular scenery consisting of lush valleys, snow-covered mountains, and rugged coasts. Its breathtaking natural landscapes are a highlight of any New Zealand vacation.

Also, visit the North Island

South Island Vacation Highlights

Marlborough Sounds

The Marlborough Sounds, made up of sheltered waterways, meanders for more than 600 miles (966 km) around secluded coves and pristine beaches, with many spots accessible only by boat. The area offers those on New Zealand tour opportunities for cruising, sailing, diving and fishing. The Queen Charlotte Walkway, one of New Zealand's walking tracks, contains both bush and coastal scenery. Marlborough's long, hot summers and frosty, clear winters make it ideal for grape growing and its 30 wineries produce some of the world's finest white and sparkling wines. These can be sampled on wine tours around Blenheim, a busy provincial town of pleasant parks and gardens, which enjoys more sunshine than anywhere else in the country.

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Kaikoura 

Kaikoura, two hours south of Blenheim was once famous for its rock lobsters but is today better known as one of the few places in the world where it is possible to view, at close range, huge sperm whales, along with dolphins, seals and great marine birds. A whale-watching tour from Kaikoura is one of New Zealand’s most exciting and reliable wildlife encounters.

Nelson 

With a mild climate, Nelson is a large fruit-growing region in New Zealand and supplies the nation's tobacco and hops. Small boutique wineries, often with cafes, flourish in the Moutere's protected, sun-drenched valleys where you will also come across local breweries and roadside produce stands. Quality art studios and craft shops abound in the city and surrounding district, making it a worthwhile addition to many New Zealand tours.

The National Parks of the Northern South Island

Kahurangi National Park, a wilderness of lush rainforest and awesome limestone formations, is the site of the Heaphy and Wangapeka tracks. Nelson Lakes National Park’s high peaks and beech forests, along with the jewel-like lakes of Rotoiti and Rotoroa can be seen from fabulous walks and hikes.

Abel Tasman National Park is primarily a coastal park. Its subtropical native forests stretch down to golden-sand beaches, estuaries and secluded bays. Marahau Beach, at the southern end of the park, near Motueka, offers kayaking, horseback riding, boat rentals and water taxis to various points in the park. The drive to Golden Bay, around the inland side of the Abel Tasman National Park, climbs over Takaka Hill, and the views down into Takaka Valley and out over Kahurangi National Park are spectacular. 

At Golden Bay, you can enjoy the uncrowded golden beaches, or visit the mesmerizing, crystal-clear Waikoropupu Springs. Along Farewell Spit is a 15-mile sand spit extending into the bay, where you can take a 4WD safari to see a migratory bird sanctuary of international significance.

West Coast

The West Coast is a narrow strip of land hemmed in between the South Island's formidable Southern Alps and the Tasman Sea. With most of its natural environment still intact and preserved in six national parks and a World Heritage Site, the Coast is an unspoiled, scenic gem. This wild, sparsely populated region of mountains, glaciers, tranquil lakes, lively rivers, lush rainforests and a magnificent 360-mile (600 km) coastline overwhelms New Zealand vacation-goers with its grandeur and beauty.

The northern West Coast is often called Buller after its main river. The major town is Westport, a port with a coal-mining history. Nearby, Cape Foulwind is the site of the country's most accessible fur seal colony. To the north is Karamea, with its unusual limestone topography, an area of caves, sinkholes, and disappearing rivers. Here the towering Oparara Arch is the result of thousands of years of erosion by the Oparara River.

Between Westport and Greymouth, the coastline features the unique Punakaiki Pancake Rocks and blowholes. In south Westland, Whataroa, near Okarito, is the site of the only breeding station in New Zealand for the majestic white heron, a bird revered by the Maori. South Westland also has some of the most dramatic views in New Zealand the soaring Southern Alps, forest-fringed lakes, lush rain forests and the spectacular Franz Josef and Fox Glaciers.

Canterbury 

Canterbury, a flat, broad plain, borders the Southern Alps. Its capital, Christchurch, is the South Island's largest city with a population of over 330,000. Christchurch is New Zealand's "Garden City” full of many beautiful parks and reserves. Punting along the Avon River, through the inner city is a popular way to experience the distinctively English character of the city on New Zealand tours.

North of Christchurch, Hanmer Springs is a serene alpine thermal resort set in a natural wonderland, where you can relax in the hot mineral waters or walk the trails through plantation forests planted early in the century. Other activities include bungee jumping, mountain biking, jet boating, rafting, horseback riding, golf, and skiing.

Just over the hills from Christchurch, on one of the many harbors that indent the Banks Peninsula, is the port of Lyttelton, where Canterbury's first settlers landed. Also on the Banks Peninsula, Akaroa, once a French settlement, still has French street signs and a charming Gaelic ambiance, along with quaint cottages, an excellent folk museum, French restaurants and a marvellous cheese factory.

Mount Hutt, 56 miles/90 km southwest of Christchurch, is one of the most popular ski fields in New Zealand. International competitions are staged here each year. The ski season at Mount Hutt is open from May to October. At the base of Mount Hutt lies the small country town of Methven, which in winter becomes a lively resort for one of New Zealand's top ski fields.

The alpine village of Arthur's Pass is a two-hour drive from Christchurch. Nestled in the foothills of the Southern Alps, it is surrounded by the spectacular Arthur's Pass National Park, popular for climbing, hiking, short walks, hunting and fishing. A great way to see this area is by taking the TranzAlpine.

Mount Cook

The road from Christchurch to Mount Cook passes through a land of lakes, vast open spaces and golden, tussock-covered hills that roll toward the Southern Alps. On the way, you pass by the milky-blue, glacial lakes of Pukaki and Tekapo. Located on the shores of Lake Tekapo, the lonely little stone Church of the Good Shepherd has a spectacular view of Mount Cook, framed by the altar window. Mount Cook (12,349 ft), towers above the massive, snow-clad peaks that make up Mount Cook National Park. On one side of Mount Cook are the mighty Tasman Glacier, a 19-mile giant and one of the longest outside of the Himalayas. Spectacular ski plane flights open up this majestic world to everyone. All sorts of ski options are available, including heli-skiing and ski touring. Glorious mountain walks and climbing expeditions are geared to suit every degree of fitness, and guides are available. A range of accommodations is available including a hotel, chalets, a youth hostel and a campground.

Queenstown

Queenstown lies beside Lake Wakatipu at the foot of The Remarkables mountain range. It is the South Island's most popular resort and the base for excursions into the surrounding mountains and nearby fiords, including Milford Sound. In winter, Queenstown is New Zealand's main skiing destination, and in summer even larger numbers of visitors come to take part in outdoor activities ranging from trout fishing to paragliding, and white-water rafting to bungee jumping on a New Zealand vacation. The town is compact enough to get around on foot, with courtesy vehicles, buses or taxis available to take you to outlying attractions. Queenstown has more than 100 restaurants, plenty of entertainment, accommodations to suit all tastes, and great shopping.

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Wanaka

Wanaka, surrounded by majestic mountains lies on the shores of the glacial-formed Lake Wanaka. The township is in some respects a quieter, more relaxed version of Queenstown, with a range of accommodations, from a top-class resort to motor lodges and campgrounds. The town also has a superb selection of restaurants and cafes. Rising beyond the lake, magnificent Mount Aspiring, the focal point of Mount Aspiring National Park is a favourite with hikers. Wanaka township sits at the base of the Treble Cone ski area, a favourite with snowboarders. Cardrona ski area is situated on the Crown Range between Wanaka and Queenstown and is an ideal ski field for families.

Fiordland

Covering nearly three million acres, wet, wild, rugged and remote, Fiordland is one of the largest national parks in the world. A World Heritage Site, this is nature on a grand scale. Protected by its isolation, some of New Zealand's rarest birds are found here, as well as some of the country's best-known hiking tracks on New Zealand tours.

Te Anau, an attractive resort on the shores of Lake Te Anau, is the starting point for the Fiordland National Park and its many outdoor activities. Sometimes referred to as the "walking capital of the world" Te Anau acquired this reputation from the Milford, Kepler, Routeburn, Greenstone, Hollyford and Dusky Tracks. Its accommodations range from four-star hotels and motels to backpacker hostels, campgrounds and farm stay. It also has fine restaurants serving the specialties of the region: lobster, venison and fresh fish.

Milford Sound is the most accessible and best known of the glacier-cut fiords. Lined with mountain peaks that rise sharply to heights of 7,000 feet, the most famous of which is Mitre Peak. Lush rainforest and majestic waterfalls abound. Wildlife includes the Fiordland Crested Penguin, fur seals and dolphins.

Otago

The South Island's second-largest city and the commercial center of Otago are Dunedin, a gracious, distinctive city of grand 19th-century buildings and beautiful gardens. Dunedin is a city of culture and learning, distinguished by libraries, museums, parks, churches, and New Zealand's first university. Bearing the Gaelic form of the name Edinburgh, Dunedin was settled by Scots and made prosperous by the Otago gold rushes of the 1860s. Dunedin's Victorian character is preserved in its many fine stone buildings.

The Otago Peninsula, only 15 minutes from downtown, has an abundance of wildlife, from seabirds, fur seals and the rare and endangered yellow-eyed penguin (hoiho). At the end of the peninsula on Taiaroa Head, the mighty albatross glides effortlessly on the updrafts. Nowhere else in the world does this, the largest of the world's seabirds, breed within such easy viewing access.

In Northern Otago, the town of Oamaru was also built from the wealth that came out of the Otago goldfields. In addition to its grand, stone Victorian buildings and fine gardens, it is noted for the two species of penguins that inhabit its shores. Farther up the coast a unique geological phenomenon, Moeraki Boulders look as if giants have scattered enormous toy balls on the beach.

Central Otago was used during the gold rush days of the 1860s by thousands of miners. Along the Goldfields' Heritage Highway, the road runs through the quaint villages of Clyde, Lawrence, St. Bathans and Naseby. Alexandra is the main town on the mighty Clutha River. Clyde and Cromwell are also ideal to explore on a New Zealand vacation.

Southland

Southland is a region of lush green farmlands, rainforests, spectacular coastal scenery, small towns and the longest daylight hours in the country. Its rivers and streams and lakes are filled with sizable trout, and fishing here is a way of life. The largest urban center, Invercargill is New Zealand's southernmost city. East of Invercargill on the Southern Scenic Highway from Dunedin, the Catlins Forest Park offers some great walks and magnificent coastal scenery.

Unspoiled in its isolation, Stewart Island is like stepping back in time. Reached by catamaran, aeroplane or ferry across Foveaux Strait, this is the ultimate spot for anyone seeking peace and tranquillity. Here too are superb bush walks and great launch cruises in some of the most beautiful of New Zealand's coastal scenery. Bird watchers will find the island richly rewarding, and you might even spot a kiwi in its natural environment. Activities include saltwater fishing, sea kayaking, and hiking on trails provided with huts. There is comfortable accommodation at Halfmoon Bay on New Zealand tours.

Also visit the North Island

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Learn about the history and culture of New Zealand, the must-try food and drink, and what to pack in your suitcase. Read about New Zealand's nature and wildlife, weather and geography, along with 'Country Quickfacts' compiled by our travel experts. Our globetrotting tips and our visa and health information will help ensure you're properly prepared for a safe and enjoyable trip. The only way you could possibly learn more is by embarking on your journey and discovering New Zealand for yourself. Start exploring...book a New Zealand vacation today!

Extend Your Stay

Consider an additional stopover to your New Zealand vacation at one of Goway's South Pacific destinations. You can choose from our selection of Australian vacations, Tahiti vacation packages or stay at one of our Fiji resorts or perhaps take a Cook Island vacation. This can be done stopping over en route to or from New Zealand.

 

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South Island

  • Essential New Zealand with Airfare

    FIRST-CLASS | TAILOR-MADE: Explore the ultimate New Zealand experience on this 11-day air inclusive trip. Start off in Auckland by exploring the city and it's natural sites. From there, head off to Rotorua to tour volcanoes, geysers, hot springs, and more. Spend a few days admiring the heritage and beauty of the South Island at Queenstown before ending you adventure in Christchurch.
    Duration:
    11 Days
    Prices From:
    US$ 3,479
    Trip Type:
    Classics (Bestsellers), Tailor-made Travel Ideas, Vacation Packages with Airfare
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  • New Zealand Odyssey: Auckland, Napier, Wellington, Queenstown & More

    FIRST-CLASS | SMALL GROUP: Explore the natural wonders and cultural highlights of New Zealand on this exclusive small group journey with Goway. Go behind the scenes of famous landmarks and delve deeper into the welcoming culture of New Zealand in Auckland, Rotorua, Wellington, Christchurch, and the breathtaking fjord of Milford Sound.
    Duration:
    13 Days
    Prices From:
    US$ 6,095
    Trip Type:
    Small Group Touring
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  • New Zealand Reflections from Auckland

    FIRST-CLASS | TAILOR-MADE: If you want to explore the “best of New Zealand” on an independent basis but have limited time, try this classic 7 day tour that takes you to New Zealand’s vibrant cities and natural wonders including Auckland, Rotorua, Queenstown and Milford Sound.
    Duration:
    7 Days
    Prices From:
    US$ 2,294
    Trip Type:
    Tailor-made Travel Ideas
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  • Fiordland Great Walks

    MODERATE | TAILOR-MADE: Enjoy three guided walks in Fiordland on the world-famous Milford, Routeburn and Kepler Tracks. Enjoy diverse and spectacular scenery, from native forests, lakes and rivers, to mountain views vast fiords and lush valleys.
    Duration:
    5 Days
    Prices From:
    US$ 1,321
    Trip Type:
    Active & Adventurous, Tailor-made Travel Ideas
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  • Classic Downunder: Auckland to Melbourne

    FIRST-CLASS | TAILOR-MADE: Get to know the true Downunder by experiencing the best of both Australia and New Zealand. Journey through New Zealand and Australia’s most spectacular sights including Rotorua, Milford Sound, Ayers Rock and the Great Barrier Reef, with exciting, cosmopolitan cities to create the perfect Downunder experience.
    Duration:
    19 Days
    Prices From:
    US$ 4,964
    Trip Type:
    Classics (Bestsellers), Multi Country Vacation Ideas, Tailor-made Travel Ideas
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  • Ultimate Downunder: Auckland, Queenstown, Sydney, Great Barrier Reef

    DELUXE | PRIVATE GUIDED: On this incredible voyage exploring New Zealand and Australia, relax as you fly to breathtaking Milford Sound, sail iconic Sydney Harbour and unwind in the paradise that is Hayman Island, all while overnighting in world-class accommodations.
    Duration:
    12 Days
    Prices From:
    US$ 5,759
    Trip Type:
    Bucket List Travel Ideas, Luxury and Beyond, Multi Country Vacation Ideas, Private Experiences, Small Group Touring, Stays of Distinction, Tailor-made Travel Ideas
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  • Signature New Zealand with Airfare

    DELUXE | PRIVATE-GUIDED: Experience New Zealand in style with private-guided touring and deluxe accom­modations. See Auckland from above as you soar in a seaplane to a stunning beach house for a fine 3 course meal in a natural setting. Pamper yourself in Rotorua at the Polynesian Spa along with experiencing the Maori culture before enjoying a gourmet taste of Wellington. Fly to Milford Sound onboard a scenic flight and witness the cascading waterfalls as you cruise the stunning Fjords.
    Duration:
    15 Days
    Prices From:
    US$ 7,299
    Trip Type:
    Private Experiences, Tailor-made Travel Ideas, Vacation Packages with Airfare
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  • Auckland: New Zealand Rail Adventure: Value Plus Escorted Vacation

    MODERATE | ESCORTED COACH TOUR: Discover some of the worlds' most incredible scenery in New Zealand. Enjoy some iconic rail journeys, the Glenbrook Steam Train, TranzAlpine and Coastal Pacific Railways. Admire the southern fiords and landscapes of Franz Josef, cruise the full length of Milford Sound and savour a Maori Hangi feast in Rotorua.
    Duration:
    15 Days
    Prices From:
    US$ 4,795
    Trip Type:
    Escorted Coach Touring, Rail Travel Ideas, Single Friendly
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  • New Zealand Revealed

    FIRST-CLASS | TAILOR-MADE: Visit the three of the most popular spots in New Zealand, particularly for first time visitors. Start in Auckland, the harbourside "City of Sails, immerse yourself in the Maori culture of Rotorua, and experience the beautiful alpine town of Queenstown, with a day trip to the incredible Fiordlands.
    Duration:
    8 Days
    Prices From:
    US$ 2,177
    Trip Type:
    Classics (Bestsellers)
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  • Lord of the Rings Self Drive

    FIRST-CLASS | SELF-DRIVE: Tolkein fans rejoice! On this two week adventure you'll visit Middle Earth to experience the breathtaking, almost magical scenery where the epic “Lord of the Rings” trilogy was filmed. Along the way, explore and discover wonderful New Zealand, always remembering that "not all those who wander are lost".
    Duration:
    14 Days
    Prices From:
    US$ 2,489
    Trip Type:
    Self-Drives, Tailor-made Travel Ideas
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  • Explore Like A Local: Self Drive

    FIRST-CLASS | SELF-DRIVE: This quintessential New Zealand self-drive vacation begins in Auckland to explore a few of the North Island’s most beautiful regions including the Art Deco city of Napier, and Capital Wellington. Later fly to magnificent Queenstown, gateway to magnificent Milford Sound. Stay in Bed and Breakfast accommodation along the way.
    Duration:
    9 Days
    Prices From:
    US$ 1,839
    Trip Type:
    Self-Drives, Tailor-made Travel Ideas
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  • Complete New Zealand

    FIRST-CLASS | TAILOR-MADE: Travel from Auckland to Queenstown experiencing the scenery of New Zealand's North and South islands. Explore Waitomo Caves, visit Rotorua and Napier, experience the Abel Tasman National Park by boat, see the famous Pancake Rocks then investigate the glaciers at Franz Josef.
    Duration:
    10 Days
    Prices From:
    US$ 1,920
    Trip Type:
    Tailor-made Travel Ideas
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  • Classic New Zealand

    FIRST-CLASS | TAILOR-MADE: This is the ultimate classic New Zealand tour. Begin in Auckland and then it’s on to Rotorua, next head South to the capital, Wellington before embarking on the scenic South Island with stops in Queenstown, the West Coast and Christchurch. Experience one of the most scenic rail journeys in the world as the TransAlpine takes you from Greymouth to Christchurch.
    Duration:
    13 Days
    Prices From:
    US$ 3,641
    Trip Type:
    Classics (Bestsellers), Tailor-made Travel Ideas
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  • South Island Self Drive

    FIRST-CLASS | SELF-DRIVE: Drive full circle from Christchurch and back again seeing the many highlights available on the South Island including the famous Pancake Rocks and Franz Josef, Milford Sound and Dunedin.
    Duration:
    10 Days
    Prices From:
    US$ 1,799
    Trip Type:
    Self-Drives, Tailor-made Travel Ideas
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  • Kia Ora Family Getaway

    MODERATE | TAILOR-MADE: This family escape to New Zealand includes all the dramatic highlights, with plenty to keep the kids amused as well. Start in Auckland, one of the world’s most live-able cities. Then visit Rotorua before ending your trip in Queenstown.
    Duration:
    9 Days
    Prices From:
    US$ 2,889
    Trip Type:
    Classics (Bestsellers), Family Vacations, Tailor-made Travel Ideas
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  • North and South Island Self Drive

    FIRST-CLASS | SELF-DRIVE: On this multi-week program, discover the top highlights of both islands at your own pace as you drive along winding roads and past postcard-perfect vistas. One of the most visually impressive countries on Earth, you're invited discover New Zealand in-depth.
    Duration:
    18 Days
    Prices From:
    US$ 2,099
    Trip Type:
    Self-Drives, Tailor-made Travel Ideas
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  • Auckland: New Zealand Highlighter: Premier Escorted Luxury Vacation

    FIRST-CLASS | ESCORTED COACH: See the highlights of New Zealand with a group by coach while maintaining a great deal of freedom to choose your own activities. Explore the cultural and scenic sides of this unique country.
    Duration:
    14 Days
    Prices From:
    US$ 6,145
    Trip Type:
    Escorted Coach Touring, Single Friendly
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  • South Island In-Depth by Coach

    FIRST-CLASS | TAILOR-MADE: Travel the South Island experiencing all it has to offer. Enjoy whale watching in Kaikoura, Abel Tasman National Park, the West Coast Glacier Region as well as Queenstown and Scottish influenced Dunedin.
    Duration:
    13 Days
    Prices From:
    US$ 2,149
    Trip Type:
    Tailor-made Travel Ideas
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  • Essential New Zealand

    FIRST-CLASS | TAILOR-MADE: Explore the ultimate New Zealand experience on this 8-day trip. Start off in Auckland by exploring the city and it's natural sites. From there, head off to Rotorua to tour volcanoes, geysers, hot springs, and more. Spend a few days admiring the heritage and beauty of the South Island at Queenstown before ending you adventure in Christchurch.
    Duration:
    9 Days
    Prices From:
    US$ 3,395
    Trip Type:
    Classics (Bestsellers), Tailor-made Travel Ideas
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  • Auckland to Milford Sound Expedition Cruise

    Discover New Zealand’s stunning coastal landscape and bounty of sea life on a cruise from Auckland to Queenstown. Along the way, you’ll stop off at small seaside towns, go whale watching, cruise the fjords, and explore Milford Sound, the most beautiful spot in the country.
    Duration:
    13 Days
    Prices:
    On request
    Trip Type:
    Active & Adventurous, Cruises & Sailing
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  • Auckland: New Zealand Discoverer: Value Plus Escorted Vacation

    MODERATE | ESCORTED COACH TOUR: A comprehensive New Zealand tour from top to bottom, this trip encompasses the Land of the Long White Cloud, including its most cosmopolitan cities, and its most impressive natural sights.
    Duration:
    12 Days
    Prices From:
    US$ 4,195
    Trip Type:
    Escorted Coach Touring
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  • Auckland: New Zealand Wonderland: Premier Escorted Vacation

    FIRST-CLASS | ESCORTED COACH TOURING: By travelling around the North and South Islands of New Zealand onboard a comfortable coach, you’ll get to know the truly unique and stunning landscapes of this natural wonderland.
    Duration:
    17 Days
    Prices From:
    US$ 6,995
    Trip Type:
    Bucket List Travel Ideas, Escorted Coach Touring, Single Friendly
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  • Auckland: Scenic Sights: Premier Escorted Vacation

    FIRST-CLASS | ESCORTED COACH TOURING: Beginning in Auckland in the North Island, travel south by coach exploring the best of New Zealand’s scenic sights including Waitomo Caves, Kaikoura, Franz Josef and Milford Sound.
    Duration:
    11 Days
    Prices From:
    US$ 5,145
    Trip Type:
    Escorted Coach Touring, Single Friendly, Tailor-made Travel Ideas
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  • Beautiful Cities of New Zealand Self Drive

    FIRST-CLASS | SELF-DRIVE: Explore the beauty of New Zealand’s iconic cities and natural wonders at your own speed on this road trip. Connect from Auckland to Queenstown, visiting Rotorua and Christchurch as well as natural and cultural landmarks such as the Hobbiton Movie Set, Lake Taupo, and Milford Sound along the way.
    Duration:
    12 Days
    Prices From:
    US$ 3,469
    Trip Type:
    Self-Drives
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  • Bush & Beach Walk 3 Day

    Spend three days walking through native forests, past headlands, through estuaries and onto sandy beaches. This is a great alternative for those with limited time to explore New Zealand.
    Duration:
    3 Days
    Prices From:
    US$ 1,059
    Trip Type:
    Active & Adventurous, Tailor-made Travel Ideas
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