New Zealand
Upcoming Tours
Must Do Adventure
Bucket List Experience
Wellington
Flirt with the funky culture of Wellington on the first day of the New Zealand Tour. Enjoy the scenic journey in the Wellington Cable Car from Lambton Quay to Kelburn Lookout. Explore the history of the Maoris at the Museum of New Zealand, where you can visit the Earthquake House, and more chambers of exhibits. Admire the architectural intricacy of The Beehive and The Parliament House and enjoy bird-watching at Zealandia, the sprawling and beautiful eco-sanctuary. Go picnicking at the cove of Princess Bay before heading back to the hotel.
Bungee jumping at Queenstown
Take the fantastic leap of faith with the Bungy swing at Queenstown, the Bungy capital of New Zealand. Queenstown plays home to the most thrilling flying and swinging adventures in the world. Zoom through the verdant forests at lightning speed on the flying fox and fortify your beating heart to try out the highest swing in the world, at a staggering height of hundreds of meters above the sea level. Jump from the towering Kawarau Bridge or take a leap from the Ledge Bungy or the Nevis Bungy that is 134 meters above Queenstown.
Christchurch
Explore the English influence at Christchurch on the third day of the New Zealand Tour. Take a tour of the beautiful flowery gardens and conservatories at Christchurch Botanic Gardens and follow through with peaceful punting across the Avon River. Admire the stunning vistas of the alpine landscapes by taking a ride in the TranzAlpine Train and go on adventurous biking trips at Port Hills. Take a trip to the Bridge of Remembrance next and marvel at the robustness and relax at the recreation centers of Hagley Park before calling it a day.
Kaikoura
Indulge the raw charm of nature on the fourth day of the New Zealand Tour at Kaikoura. Go whale-watching at the waters of Kaikoura and hop on the Dolphin Encounter boat to catch a glimpse of the playful dolphins. Get close the colony of cut fur seals at The Point Kean Seal colony and enjoy a session of sea kayaking too. Stroll around in the fragrant and vivid Lavendyl Lavender Farm and examine the collection of rich heritage at Kaikoura Museum before going back to the hotel.
Auckland
Fall in love with the thrills and attractions of Auckland on the fifth day of the New Zealand Tour. Go on a heart-thumping sky-jumping and sky-session at the iconic Sky Tower and sail in the yachts at Waitemata Harbour. Set your adrenaline racing with jet skiing and ziplining at Waiheke Island and explore the Volcanic Highlands and lava outcrops at Rangitoto Island Volcano. Enjoy a picturesque boat cruise at Tiritiri Matangi Bird Sanctuary and shop to your heart’s content at Queen Street.
Glowworm caves
Have a unique experience of your life at the Glowworm caves on the last day of the New Zealand Tour. Of the three glowworm caves, the Waitomo Glowworm Cave is the best cave to explore because of its colossal cavernous space. You can venture into Aranui Cave and Ruakari Cave too. Take part in the thrilling Black Water Rafting tour to explore the interiors of the Caves, lit by the bioluminescence of thousands of glowworms. Put on your warm layers as it is around 12-14 degrees, cold, and damp inside the Glowworm caves.
When to Visit
Peak Season
New Zealand is best year-round, but traveling in summer – December to February has the advantage of the best overall weather.
Travel Guide
FAQs about New Zealand
What is internet access like in New Zealand?
Internet access is widely available at all public places and hotels and restaurants in New Zealand.
Can I use my mobile phone in New Zealand?
Buy a local sim card to use your mobile phone on the New Zealand Tour.
How are the toilets like in New Zealand?
The public toilets or Hundertwasser toilets are clean, western-style, and equipped with trash cans and toilet paper rolls.
Can I drink tap water in New Zealand?
The tap water of New Zealand is perfectly safe for drinking.
Are credit cards accepted in New Zealand?
New Zealand widely accepts most credit cards and charge cards of significant companies and notably Visa, American Express, Diners Club, local Bankcard, and MasterCard.
What is the convenience of ATM access like in New Zealand?
You will easily find ATM centers all over New Zealand. They are usually located right next to banks. Use an ATM locator tool to find the ATM centers.
What to wear in New Zealand?
Dress in comfy, casual, smart, and cute dresses on the New Zealand Tour. Pack in a few layers, hiking apparatus, jackets and raincoats, and light cardigans too.
Is New Zealand safe for women to travel solo?
New Zealand is incredibly safe for women. The crime rate is very low, almost nil, and the cities are tourist-friendly too.
