Save $255 CAD* on select New Zealand tours when you book by March 31, 2024!
New Zealand is a food and wine lover’s paradise. Vineyards stretch throughout every region, chefs put playful local twists on fine cuisine. New Zealand food and wine festivals serve up taste sensations with a side of local music. New Zealand is made up of sublime forests, mountains, lakes, beaches and fiords and makes for one of the best hiking destinations on Earth. Discover this outdoor enthusiasts’ playground through cycling, hiking, surfing, fly fishing, or jet-boating. You name it – New Zealand’s got it.
*Valid only on new bookings made by March 31st, 2024. Valid for travel 01 September 2024 – 31 May 2025. Applicable to new bookings only. No other special offers apply. Not valid on group departures. Discounts are non-combinable.
Valid only on:
9 Day Signature North Island – 9DSNI
9 Day Ultimate North Island –9DUNI
10 Day Ultimate South Island - 10USI
11 Day Signature Top of the South Island – 11STS
16 Day Ultimate Highlights of New Zealand – 16HN
16 Day Signature Highlights – 16SH
19 Day Signature Showcase – 19SS
19 Day Ultimate Showcase - 19UD
19 Day Ultimate New Zealand Rail, Cruise, & Coach Holiday – 19NZ
14 Day Ultimate Panorama – 14DUP
19 Day Signature Rail, Cruise and Coach - 19SRC
14 Day Signature Panorama - 14DSP
10 Day Signature South Island – 10DAN
11 Day Ultimate Top of South island – 11UTS
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WHAT TO SEE AND DO?
New Zealand is a food and wine lover’s paradise. Vineyards stretch throughout every region, chefs put playful local twists on fine cuisine. New Zealand food and wine festivals serve up taste sensations with a side of local music. New Zealand is made up of sublime forests, mountains, lakes, beaches and fiords and makes for one of the best hiking destinations on Earth. Discover this outdoor enthusiasts’ playground through cycling, hiking, surfing, fly fishing, or jet-boating. You name it – New Zealand’s got it.
Top 10 Things to See and Do:
1. Bay of Islands: settler history, Maori culture, cruising, beaches
2. Auckland: sailing, black sand beaches, offshore islands
3. Rotorua: geysers, mudpools and Maori culture
4. Waikato: Waitomo glowworm caves, Hobbiton Tour
5. Hawke’s Bay: art deco city, winery, restaurants
6. Wellington: National Museum, cafe culture, Wellywood
7. Marlborough: waterways, walking and wine country
8. Queenstown: bungee jumping and adrenalin capital
9. Kaikoura: whale watching and seafood
10. Nelson: sea kayaking, World of WearableArt and Classic Cars Museum
Travel Tips:
Conditions around Auckland are subtropical, with warm, humid summers and mild winters. Further south, winters can be chilly, with frost. The South Island is generally cooler, with occasional snow in the winter and mild summer evenings. As New Zealand lies in the Southern Hemisphere, it has opposite seasons to those living in the northern half of the world.
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