New Zealand
Two remarkable islands shaped by Māori culture, dramatic alpine scenery, inviting cities, pristine coastlines and world-class food and wine.
New Zealand brings an extraordinary variety of experiences within a relatively compact journey. From Auckland's harbours and Rotorua's geothermal landscapes to the vineyards of Marlborough, the Southern Alps and the deep fiords of the south, every region has a distinct character. We balance both islands carefully, combining memorable scenery and cultural encounters with comfortable travel times and genuine local hospitality.
Top areas & regions to visit
Harbour city living and subtropical sailing in the north.
- Auckland waterfront
- Waiheke Island
- Bay of Islands
- Russell
Geothermal landscapes, Māori culture, and trout-rich lakes.
- Wai-O-Tapu
- Lake Taupō
- Tongariro Alpine Crossing
- Hobbiton (Matamata)
Capital culture and the country's best art deco wine region.
- Wellington & Te Papa
- Napier art deco
- Cape Kidnappers
- Martinborough wineries
Sauvignon blanc heartland and the Abel Tasman coast.
- Marlborough Sounds
- Blenheim wineries
- Abel Tasman National Park
- Nelson
Christchurch, the Southern Alps, and glacier country.
- Christchurch
- Aoraki / Mount Cook
- Franz Josef & Fox Glaciers
- Arthur's Pass
Alpine adventure, Central Otago pinot, and lakeside lodges.
- Queenstown
- Wānaka
- Central Otago wineries
- Glenorchy
Milford and Doubtful Sounds — the country at its most cinematic.
- Milford Sound
- Doubtful Sound
- Te Anau
- Kepler Track
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