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Wonderful South - New Zealand
1 Night Christchurch | 1 Night Dunedin | 1 Night Te Anau | 2 Night Queenstown | 1 Night Christchurch
Description
Discover the best of New Zealand with this package which takes you to the southern part of the country. Known for its unmatched beauty, the South Island of New Zealand has spectacular sights and loads of adventure sports opportunities. Experience nature at its best with South Island's varied landscape and get into the mood for some action with white water rafting on Buller River or sky diving or simply relax at a spa. From Christchurch to Dunedin, from Te Anau to Queenstown, South Island is well equipped to keep you engaged. So, pack your bags and gear up for a thrill trip to South Island in New Zealand! Bon voyage!......More |
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Day1: Christchurch
Meals: Not applicable
On arrival in Christchurch, 'The Garden City' take a seat in coach transfer to the hotel . Check into the hotel and spend a comfortable night.
Day2: Christchurch - Dunedin
Meals: Breakfast
After having breakfast, check out from the hotel. Travel south across the Canterbury Plains through the towns of Timaru and Oamaru to reach the Scottish influenced city of Dunedin, renowned for it's natural history and Otago University.
Day3: Dunedin - Te Anau
Meals: Breakfast
After having breakfast, enjoy your free morning at leisure. Later, check out from the hotel and depart from Dunedin. Travel cross the Southland Plains, through the towns of Balclutha and Gore to arrive in Te Anau.
Day4: Te Anau - Milford Sound - Queenstown
Meals: Breakfast
After having breakfast at hotel, check out from the hotel. Enter the Eglinton Valley and travel through the breath taking man made Homer Tunnel to reach Milford Sound. Enjoy a cruise on the world famous fiord, dominated by Mitre Peak and cascading Bowen Falls. Check in at hotel in Queenstown and spend a comfortable night.
Day5: Queenstown
Meals: Breakfast
After having breakfast at hotel, enjoy a free day to explore the endless optional attractions available. Queenstown offers bungy jumping, jetboating, white water rafting, gondola rides, canyon swing, sky diving and much more (optional). Later, spend a comfortable night in your hotel.
Day6: Queenstown - Mt Cook - Christchurch
Meals: Breakfast
After having breakfast at hotel, travel through the Central Otago region to Lake Pukaki and Mt Cook or 'Aorangi', the cloud piercer. Visit the Church of the Good Shepherd at Lake Tekapo before traveling across the Canterbury Plains to arrive in Christchurch.
Day7: Christchurch
Meals: Breakfast
After breakfast, check-out of the hotel and take a swift transfer to the Christchurch Airport in time to board your flight to India. |
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Christchurch
Christchurch is perched on the coast of South Island, is the doorway to the various bounties of nature on the island, such as the Canterbury Plains. The city is best known for the Christchurch Cathedral, which stands in the heart of the city. You can climb its spire to get a stunning view of the city. The Cathedral Square is a lively spot, with various performances and open-air concerts. Also check out the Canterbury Museum, International Antarctic Centre, the superb Natural History Discovery Centre, and the quaintly Victorian Canterbury street.
Dunedin
Dunedin is the second-largest city on the South Island of New Zealand. Located on the central-eastern coast of Otago region, Dunedin has a harbour which is surrounded by volcanic hills. It's rich history, culture and geography has gained it the reputation of a major urban centre of New Zealand.
Founded by the Scottish Free Church in 1848, the city has been planned in such a way that it reminds of Edinburgh. The main city is built on a small area of flat land and is divided from its hilly suburbs by natural bush and parks. Thanks to its terrain, Dunedin has some of the steepest streets in the world, namely Baldwin Street. And to celebrate this, the residents hold a chocolate festival every year wherein they roll more than 15,000 jaffes down the Baldwin street!
Te Anau
The beautiful town of Te Anau is located on the shore of Lake Te Anau, in the South Island region of New Zealand. Known for its exotic sights and walks, Te Anau is the gateway to the famous Fiordland National Park which is home to many species of birds and has now attained World Heritage Status.
A traveller's delight, Te Aanu offers myriad ways to enjoy the natural beauty around. Try scenic boat cruises, scenic flights, sea kayaking, diving, fishing, coach tours, golf, four wheel driving or hunting while exploring this stunning destination. Being in the hub of the great southern walking tracks, Te Anau offers a great way to escape the hustle and bustle of everyday life and head for a land of raw beauty and splendour.
Queenstown
Queenstown is a popular resort town in New Zealand's South Island. Built around an inlet of the bizarre lightning bolt shaped Lake Wakatipu, the town is a major hub for snow sports in New Zealand, with people from all over the world travelling to ski at the four main mountain ski fields: Cardrona Alpine Resort, Coronet Peak, The Remarkables and Treble Cone. Other forms of adventure tourism in the Adventure Capital of the World include jet boating, bungee jumping, mountain biking, tramping and fly fishing. Queenstown is also known for its vibrant nightlife, as well as wines and amazing food.
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Majestic New Zealand
2 Night Auckland | 2 Night Rotorua | 1 Night Christchurch | 3 Night Queenstown | 1 Night Franz Josef | 2 Night Christchurch
Description
So you think you've seen it all? Presenting New Zealand, a land where exotic natural beauty meets pleasant weather. With this comprehensive holiday package to New Zealand, you will see the best of what New Zealand has to offer. From charming cities like Auckland, Rotorua, Christchurch, Queenstown to naturally wealthy Fox Glacier/Franz Josef, the land of kiwis has something for everybody. Visit the world famous Waitomo Glowworm Caves, Te Puia Thermal Reserve, Rainbow Springs and Agrodome and enjoy an authentic Maori Hangi feast. Tour the cities of this stunning country and witness the grand Mt. Cook and cascading Bowen Falls. Tempting, isn't it? Then don't wait, book this package now!...More |
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Day1: Auckland
Meals: Not applicable
On arrival in Auckland, 'The City of Sails' take a transfer to the hotel on coach basis. Check into the hotel and spend a comfortable night.
Day2: Auckland
Meals: Breakfast
After having breakfast at hotel, proceed for Auckland morning tour including Victoria Park Market, Westhaven Marina and the volcanic crater of Mt Eden for spectacular views of the city and harbour. Later, return to your hotel and spend a comfortable night.
Day3: Auckland - Waitomo - Rotorua
Meals: Breakfast
Today, after having breakfast at your hotel. Check out from the hotel. Travel south to arrive at Waitomo for a guided tour of the world famous Waitomo Glowworm Caves. Continue over the Mamaku Ranges to reach the 'Thermal City' of Rotorua. Check into the hotel and spend a comfortable night.
Day4: Rotorua
Meals: Breakfast & Dinner
After having breakfast, visit Te Puia Thermal Reserve to see boiling mudpools and roaring geysers. Following this, visit Rainbow Springs to see New Zealand's trout birds and wildlife before continuing to the Agrodome for a New Zealand farm show featuring sheep dog demonstrations, cow milking and an introduction to the stars of the sheep industry. Enjoy your afternoon at leisure. This evening enjoy an authentic Maori Hangi (feast) and concert. Spend a comfortable night in your hotel.
Day5: Rotorua - Christchurch
Meals: Breakfast
After having breakfast at hotel, check out from hotel. Transfer to Rotorua airport by coach. Take flight to Christchurch. On your arrival in Christchurch, take a transfer on coach basis to your hotel. Check in to hotel and enjoy rest of the day at leisure. Spend a comfortable night at hotel.
Day6: Christchurch - Mt Cook - Queenstown
Meals: Breakfast
After having breakfast at hotel, travel across the fertile Canterbury Plains to Lake Tekapo and the 'Church of the Good Shepherd' before continuing on to New Zealand's highest mountain - Mt Cook. Depart Mt Cook and follow the shores of Lake Pukaki south through the historic Central Otago region to the 'Alpine Resort' of Queenstown.
Day7: Queenstown - Milford Sound
Meals: Breakfast
After having breakfast, follow the southern arm of Lake Wakatipu to Lumsden, and onward to Lake Te Anau. Enter the Eglinton Valley and travel through the breath taking man made Homer Tunnel to reach Milford Sound. Enjoy a cruise on the world famous fiord, dominated by Mitre Peak and cascading Bowen Falls. Check in at hotel in Queenstown and spend a comfortable night.
Day8: Queenstown
Meals: Breakfast
After having breakfast at hotel, enjoy a free day to explore the endless optional attractions available. Queenstown offers bungy jumping, jetboating, white water rafting, gondola rides, canyon swing, sky diving and much more (optional). Later, spend a comfortable night in your hotel.
Day9: Queenstown - Glacier Region
Meals: Breakfast
After having breakfast at hotel, check out from the hotel and depart Queenstown. Travel via Lake Wanaka and through the historic Haast Pass, gateway to the World Heritage Westland National Park. Continue up the West Coast past spectacular mountain ranges, native forests and lakes to the glacier region of Franz Josef and Fox Glaciers
Day10: Glacier Region - Christchurch
Meals: Breakfast
After having breakfast at hotel, travel north to Greymouth today and board the Tranz Alpine train. Ascend through the lush beech forests past the alpine village of Arthur's Pass before crossing the spectacular Southern Alps. Travel over Canterbury Plains to Christchurch.
Day11: Christchurch
Meals: Breakfast
After having breakfast at hotel, proceed for a morning city tour of Christchurch. This tour includes the Anglican Cathedral, Town Hall, the Arts Centre, Canterbury Museum, the University, Botanic Gardens and the Avon River.
Day12: Christchurch
Meals: Breakfast
After breakfast, check-out of the hotel and take a swift transfer to the Christchurch Airport in time to board your flight to India.
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Auckland
Built on the remains of 48 extinct volcanoes, Auckland is geographically unique, like much of amazing New Zealand. Because of its maritime history, the city is also called the City of Sails. Volcanic bays, beaches, islands, skyscrapers, and harbours make up Auckland's landscape. A water lover's paradise, the city is famous for its pristine beaches, and unlimited water sports opportunities such as windsurfing, diving, snorkeling, fishing, and sailing. Auckland is also New Zealand's most multicultural city, and has the biggest Polynesian population of any city in the world.
Located in northern North Island, Auckland is well connected by road, rail, boat and plane. Destinations within a few hours of travelling include: Rotorua, Hamilton, Waitomo Caves and Taupo. Outlying islands of the Hauraki Gulf are also great options, as well as the Great Barrier Reef
Rotorua
Located on the edge of the North Island Volcanic Plateau, Rotorua is boiling with thermal activity. There are thermal lakes, street-side miniature geysers, craters, forests and many miles of walking tracks that can be explored. The Wai-O-Tapu is located 20 minutes south of Rotorua, where every morning at 10:15 AM, the Lady Knox Geyser erupts. Also visit the natural wonderland of Rainbow Springs, which offers an amazing opportunity to observe New Zealand's flora and fauna, such as the trout, the Tuatara, and Kiwis.
Christchurch
Christchurch is perched on the coast of South Island, is the doorway to the various bounties of nature on the island, such as the Canterbury Plains. The city is best known for the Christchurch Cathedral, which stands in the heart of the city. You can climb its spire to get a stunning view of the city. The Cathedral Square is a lively spot, with various performances and open-air concerts. Also check out the Canterbury Museum, International Antarctic Centre, the superb Natural History Discovery Centre, and the quaintly Victorian Canterbury street.
Queenstown
Queenstown is a popular resort town in New Zealand's South Island. Built around an inlet of the bizarre lightning bolt shaped Lake Wakatipu, the town is a major hub for snow sports in New Zealand, with people from all over the world travelling to ski at the four main mountain ski fields: Cardrona Alpine Resort, Coronet Peak, The Remarkables and Treble Cone. Other forms of adventure tourism in the Adventure Capital of the World include jet boating, bungee jumping, mountain biking, tramping and fly fishing. Queenstown is also known for its vibrant nightlife, as well as wines and amazing food.
Franz Josef
Franz Josef is located in Westland, at the foot of the slopes of Mount Cook. Thousands od tourists and locals visit here every year, all coming to experience the raw beauty of the Franz Josef Glacier. You can see it in various ways, by taking an unguided trip, a guided trip, or a even a helicopter ride over the glacier. The nearby Fox Glacier is also worth visiting, and is bigger than the Franz Josef Glacier, as well as being more accessible. Both glaciers are unique in that they descend till 300 metres above sea level into the greenery of a temperate rainforest, so close to a coastline. The river emerging from the glacier terminal of Franz Josef is known as the Waiho River. There are also plenty of world-class white-water rafting opportunities here, on the nearby Whataroa & Perth Rivers.
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Romantic New Zealand
1 Night Christchurch | 1 Night Dunedin | 3 Night Queenstown | 1 Night Christchurch
Description
Seven well planned nights, one beauteous country, that's your holiday to New Zealand. A country known for its natural beauty and contour, New Zealand is an unexplainably exciting and romanticising land. This holiday takes you to four New Zealand cities preserved as well as modern in their own unique ways. Dunedin, Queenstown and Christchurch have enough nature, food, adventure, exotica and romance that by the end of 7th night, you'll be hating to leave the country. Take this exhaustive package and weave for yourself the finest experience from Romantic New Zealand.....More |
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2 nights accommodation in Christchurch |
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Day 1:India-Christchurch
Meals: Dinner
Upon your arrival at the Christchurch Airport, you will be met by our local representative and transferred to your hotel by a private vehicle. In evening, enjoy dinner at Christchurch Tramway restaurant. It is a truly unique dining experience. Sit back in the luxury of the colonial style dining tram and be treated to the finest service, cuisine and beverages New Zealand has to offer. Enjoy your delicious meal as you ride the tram tracks through the central city, past the Art Gallery, parks and shops, through Cathedral Square and the New Regent St Mall. Spend the night in the comfort of your hotel room in Christchurch.
Day 2: Christchurch - Dunedin
Meals: Breakfast
After having breakfast at your hotel, check out from your hotel. Travel south bound cross the Canterbury Plains and past Timaru then through the historic Victorian precint of Oamaru and Waitaki Valley to reach the Scottish influenced city of Dunedin. Check in to your hotel. Spend the night in the comfort of your hotel room in Dunedin.
Day 3: Dunedin - Queenstown
Meals: Breakfast
After having breakfast at your hotel. Proceed for a sightseeing tour of Dunedin city this morning. Later, in afternoon travel to Queenstown. The journey will start with a train through the Taieri Gorge to Pukerangi then continue by coach following old gold-mining trails. Arrive in Queenstown, check in to your hotel. The rest of the day is at your leisure. Spend the night in the comfort of your hotel room in Queenstown.
Day 4: Queenstown-Milford Sound-Queenstown
Meals: Breakfast
After breakfast today, you will proceed on a full day tour of beautiful Milford Sound. You begin your tour following the southern arm of Lake Wakatipu to Lumsden, and onward to Lake Te Anau. Enter the Eglinton Valley and travel through the breath taking man made Homer Tunnel to reach Milford Sound. Enjoy a cruise on this world famous fiord, dominated by Mitre Peak and cascading Bowen Falls. After the cruise, your will travel back to Queenstown via the same route. Spend the night in the comfort of your hotel room in Queenstown.
Day 5: Queenstown
Meals: Breakfast
After having breakfast, enjoy a free day to explore the endless optional attractions available in Queenstown. You may do bungy jumping, jetboating, white water rafting, or enjoy a romantic dinner in Skyline gondola. Spend the night in the comfort of your hotel room in Queenstown.
Day 6: Queenstown - Glacier Region
Meals: Breakfast
After breakfast this morning, travel along the shores of Lakes Wanaka and Hawea to the Haast Pass. Continue up the West coast past spectacular mountain ranges, native forests and lakes to the glacier region of Franz Josef and Fox Glaciers. Spend a comfortable overnight at your hotel.
Day 7: Glacier Region - Christchurch
Meals: Breakfast
After having breakfast this morning, travel north to Grey mouth today and board the Tranz Alpine train. Ascend through lush beech forests past the alpine village of Arthur's Pass before crossing the spectacular Southern Alps. Travel over the Canterbury Plains to reach 'the garden city' of Christchurch. Spend a comfortable overnight in your hotel.
Day 8: Christchurch - India
Meals: Breakfast
After having breakfast at hotel. You will be transferred to Christchurch Airport in a private vehicle in time to board your onward flight. Farewell New Zealand!
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Christchurch
Christchurch is perched on the coast of South Island, is the doorway to the various bounties of nature on the island, such as the Canterbury Plains. The city is best known for the Christchurch Cathedral, which stands in the heart of the city. You can climb its spire to get a stunning view of the city. The Cathedral Square is a lively spot, with various performances and open-air concerts. Also check out the Canterbury Museum, International Antarctic Centre, the superb Natural History Discovery Centre, and the quaintly Victorian Canterbury street.
Dunedin
Dunedin is the second-largest city on the South Island of New Zealand. Located on the central-eastern coast of Otago region, Dunedin has a harbour which is surrounded by volcanic hills. It's rich history, culture and geography has gained it the reputation of a major urban centre of New Zealand.
Founded by the Scottish Free Church in 1848, the city has been planned in such a way that it reminds of Edinburgh. The main city is built on a small area of flat land and is divided from its hilly suburbs by natural bush and parks. Thanks to its terrain, Dunedin has some of the steepest streets in the world, namely Baldwin Street. And to celebrate this, the residents hold a chocolate festival every year wherein they roll more than 15,000 jaffes down the Baldwin street!
Queenstown
Queenstown is a popular resort town in New Zealand's South Island. Built around an inlet of the bizarre lightning bolt shaped Lake Wakatipu, the town is a major hub for snow sports in New Zealand, with people from all over the world travelling to ski at the four main mountain ski fields: Cardrona Alpine Resort, Coronet Peak, The Remarkables and Treble Cone. Other forms of adventure tourism in the Adventure Capital of the World include jet boating, bungee jumping, mountain biking, tramping and fly fishing. Queenstown is also known for its vibrant nightlife, as well as wines and amazing food.
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Northern Splendour
1 Night Auckland | 2 Night Rotorua | 2 Night Napier | 1 Night Auckland
Description
The island country of New Zealand is an exotic holiday destination with beautiful landscapes, lush vegetation, varied wildlife and soothing climate. Unwind in the natural surroundings of New Zealand and experience the diverse culture and traditions of this friendly country. Treat your taste buds with some Maori delicacies or go on a wine tasting spree in Napier. Witness the Waitomo Glowworm caves and visit Te Puia Thermal Reserve and Rainbow springs. In New Zealand, there's plenty to see and do; you won't run out of options. So, don't waste time, book this package now and get ready for some unforgettable memories!......More |
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Return economy-class airfare |
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Day1: Auckland
Meals: Not applicable
On arrival in Auckland, 'The City of Sails' take a transfer to the hotel on coach basis. Check into the hotel and spend a comfortable night.
Day2: Auckland - Waitomo - Rotorua
Meals: Breakfast
Today, after having breakfast at your hotel. Check out from the hotel. Travel south to arrive at Waitomo for a guided tour of the world famous Waitomo Glowworm Caves. Continue over the Mamaku Ranges to reach the 'Thermal City' of Rotorua. Check into the hotel and spend a comfortable night.
Day3: Rotorua
Meals: Breakfast & Dinner
After having breakfast, visit Te Puia Thermal Reserve to see boiling mudpools and roaring geysers. Following this, visit Rainbow Springs to see New Zealand's trout birds and wildlife before continuing to the Agrodome for a New Zealand farm show featuring sheep dog demonstrations, cow milking and an introduction to the stars of the sheep industry. Enjoy your afternoon at leisure. This evening enjoy an authentic Maori Hangi (feast) and concert. Spend a comfortable night in your hotel.
Day 4: Rotorua - Napier
Meals: Breakfast
After having breakfast, check out from the hotel. Travel south to reach Taupo before traveling over rugged mountain ranges and well cultivated farmland to arrive in the 'Art Deco' city of Napier. Check into the hotel and spend a comfortable night.
Day5: Napier
Meals: Breakfast
After having breakfast, enjoy your at leisure and explore Napier. In afternoon join our wine tour that will visit and include tastings at 3 local wineries.
Day6: Napier - Auckland
Meals: Breakfast
After having breakfast at hotel, check out from the hotel. Travel to Auckland, enjoy a day at leisure. Check into the hotel and spend a comfortable night.
Day7: Auckland
Meals: Breakfast
After breakfast, check-out of the hotel and take a swift transfer to the Auckland airport in time to board your flight to India.
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Auckland
Built on the remains of 48 extinct volcanoes, Auckland is geographically unique, like much of amazing New Zealand. Because of its maritime history, the city is also called the City of Sails. Volcanic bays, beaches, islands, skyscrapers, and harbours make up Auckland's landscape. A water lover's paradise, the city is famous for its pristine beaches, and unlimited water sports opportunities such as windsurfing, diving, snorkeling, fishing, and sailing. Auckland is also New Zealand's most multicultural city, and has the biggest Polynesian population of any city in the world.
Located in northern North Island, Auckland is well connected by road, rail, boat and plane. Destinations within a few hours of travelling include: Rotorua, Hamilton, Waitomo Caves and Taupo. Outlying islands of the Hauraki Gulf are also great options, as well as the Great Barrier Reef
Rotorua
Located on the edge of the North Island Volcanic Plateau, Rotorua is boiling with thermal activity. There are thermal lakes, street-side miniature geysers, craters, forests and many miles of walking tracks that can be explored. The Wai-O-Tapu is located 20 minutes south of Rotorua, where every morning at 10:15 AM, the Lady Knox Geyser erupts. Also visit the natural wonderland of Rainbow Springs, which offers an amazing opportunity to observe New Zealand's flora and fauna, such as the trout, the Tuatara, and Kiwis.
Napier
One of New Zealand's most beautiful cities, Napier is located in Hawke's Bay on eastern coast of the North Island. The city's palm-fringed streets and the stunning Marine Parade welcome every traveller with open arms. Move on and you will find yourself amidst the famous art deco buildings with the iconic Pania of the Reef demanding for attention. Come February, the city sees a sea of people from all over the world who gather to celebrate Art Deco Weekend Summer Festival. This festival celebrates the reconstruction of the Napier city after a devastating earthquake in 1931. The good times in Napier are supported by benign weather conditions and lovely natural assets which work wonders in the making of the finest of wines.
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