In Style New Zealand Package

Package Overview

No matter where you travel in New Zealand, however remote a spot you find yourself, you won’t have to compromise on either comfort or cuisine with our Luxury Tours. Even when you travel to places completely off the beaten track, in the giddy heights of the Alpine peaks or the ragged shores of remote peninsulas, there are plenty of excellent accommodation options and excellent eateries.

On this luxury self drive tour, you will visit some of New Zealand’s most popular destinations, and after a busy day you can relax and unwind in a selection of Lodges, a unique collection of NZ properties, usually owner-run, many with a historic pedigree and often located in secluded, off-the-beaten-track locations.

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Day wise Itinerary

• Day 1 : Waiheke Island

  After the long flight from home we would recommend that you catch your breath and ease into the gentle pace of New Zealand on Waiheke Island, just a ten minute hop by helicopter from Auckland’s international airport, across the island dotted Hauraki Gulf.
  
  Waiheke Island is an eclectic mix of cultures, activities, vineyards, cafes, restaurants, art galleries, beautiful beaches, scenic walking tracks and much, much more. It’s a perfect relaxing, romantic escape; family holiday at the beach or weekend away. There are many outdoor activities and plenty to see and do, no matter what your interests or energy levels.
  
  Two Nights Accommodation at the Boatshed on Waiheke Island. This nautically-themed property has five designer suites. The owners will meet you on arrival and can arrange a number of touring options, including visits to the local vineyards and picnics, or you can explore the island independently by hired car. The Boatshed also offers a ‘jetlag package’ which includes rejuvenating massages.

• Day 2 : Waiheke Island

  After the long flight from home we would recommend that you catch your breath and ease into the gentle pace of New Zealand on Waiheke Island, just a ten minute hop by helicopter from Auckland’s international airport, across the island dotted Hauraki Gulf.
  
  Waiheke Island is an eclectic mix of cultures, activities, vineyards, cafes, restaurants, art galleries, beautiful beaches, scenic walking tracks and much, much more. It’s a perfect relaxing, romantic escape; family holiday at the beach or weekend away. There are many outdoor activities and plenty to see and do, no matter what your interests or energy levels.
  
  Two Nights Accommodation at the Boatshed on Waiheke Island. This nautically-themed property has five designer suites. The owners will meet you on arrival and can arrange a number of touring options, including visits to the local vineyards and picnics, or you can explore the island independently by hired car. The Boatshed also offers a ‘jetlag package’ which includes rejuvenating massages.

• Day 3 : Auckland

  Ferry back to the mainland, with renewed energy to tackle some of Auckland’s urban highlights. Imagine an urban environment where everyone lives within half an hour of beautiful beaches, hiking trails and a dozen enchanted holiday islands. Add a mild climate, a background rhythm of Polynesian culture and a passion for outstanding food, wine and shopping and you’re beginning to get the picture of Auckland

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• Day 4 : Rotorua

  Your journey to Rotorua will take you through a mixture of farmland, lakeland and forest. You’ll know you’ve arrived in the city of Rotorua when you see (and smell!) the geothermal steam plumes.
  
  Geysers, mud pools and thermal springs have been attracting visitors to Rotorua since the 1800s and the living, breathing landscape never fails to amaze. Perched on the edge of a large lake, in the crater of an ancient volcano, this picturesque city is also the heartland of New Zealand's Maori culture. With 16 sparkling lakes within 20 minutes drive of the city, as well as magnificent forests surrounding, Rotorua has earned the reputation as the North Islands outdoors adventure centre offering an exciting array of experiences.

• Day 5 : Rotorua

  Your journey to Rotorua will take you through a mixture of farmland, lakeland and forest. You’ll know you’ve arrived in the city of Rotorua when you see (and smell!) the geothermal steam plumes.
  
  Geysers, mud pools and thermal springs have been attracting visitors to Rotorua since the 1800s and the living, breathing landscape never fails to amaze. Perched on the edge of a large lake, in the crater of an ancient volcano, this picturesque city is also the heartland of New Zealand's Maori culture. With 16 sparkling lakes within 20 minutes drive of the city, as well as magnificent forests surrounding, Rotorua has earned the reputation as the North Islands outdoors adventure centre offering an exciting array of experiences.

• Day 6 : Hawkes Bay

  The Hawkes Bay region is situated on the east coast of the North Island and is one of our sunniest, regions. Commonly referred to as the 'Fruit Bowl of New Zealand' it is one of the most acclaimed wine producing regions in New Zealand also recognised on the world stage for its award-winning wines.
  
  Hawkes Bay is known for its wines, fruit and gourmet foods, Art Deco architecture and glorious beaches, dramatic terrain and offers a range of interesting excursions to match.

• Day 7 : Hawkes Bay

  The Hawkes Bay region is situated on the east coast of the North Island and is one of our sunniest, regions. Commonly referred to as the 'Fruit Bowl of New Zealand' it is one of the most acclaimed wine producing regions in New Zealand also recognised on the world stage for its award-winning wines.
  
  Hawkes Bay is known for its wines, fruit and gourmet foods, Art Deco architecture and glorious beaches, dramatic terrain and offers a range of interesting excursions to match.

• Day 8 : Nelson

  Cut out some laborious driving and sea time by flying from Napier to Nelson in the north of South Island.
  
  During your stay there’ll be lots of time to visit the several art and craft studios in Nelson. You can take a 5hr guided tour for example tour the area’s best known wineries, hike, sea kayak or sail in the Abel Tasman National Park on an organised, full-day private sailing trip or enjoy a sightseeing adventure by helicopter along one of the country’s most magnificent stretches of coast and over Lord Of The Rings landscapes.

• Day 9 : Nelson

  Cut out some laborious driving and sea time by flying from Napier to Nelson in the north of South Island.
  
  During your stay there’ll be lots of time to visit the several art and craft studios in Nelson. You can take a 5hr guided tour for example tour the area’s best known wineries, hike, sea kayak or sail in the Abel Tasman National Park on an organised, full-day private sailing trip or enjoy a sightseeing adventure by helicopter along one of the country’s most magnificent stretches of coast and over Lord Of The Rings landscapes.

• Day 10 : Nelson

  Cut out some laborious driving and sea time by flying from Napier to Nelson in the north of South Island.
  
  During your stay there’ll be lots of time to visit the several art and craft studios in Nelson. You can take a 5hr guided tour for example tour the area’s best known wineries, hike, sea kayak or sail in the Abel Tasman National Park on an organised, full-day private sailing trip or enjoy a sightseeing adventure by helicopter along one of the country’s most magnificent stretches of coast and over Lord Of The Rings landscapes.

• Day 11 : Marlborough

  Home to some of the world’s best sauvignon blancs - Hunter’s, Cloudy Bay, St Clair and Villa Maria among them - Marlborough is also a culinary Mecca where locally-grazed lamb and Greenshell mussels and scallops straight from the Sounds complement the award-winning crispy whites from the Wairau Valley.

• Day 12 : Marlborough

  Home to some of the world’s best sauvignon blancs - Hunter’s, Cloudy Bay, St Clair and Villa Maria among them - Marlborough is also a culinary Mecca where locally-grazed lamb and Greenshell mussels and scallops straight from the Sounds complement the award-winning crispy whites from the Wairau Valley.

• Day 13 : Canterbury

  With time en route for a whale watching trip from Kaikoura. 4WD adventure tours of the area’s striking natural features are included; you’ll also be close to Hanmer Springs spa and thermal pools as well as some of the world’s most renowned trout and salmon fishing rivers.
  
  Christchurch is a city of contrasts, a place where its residents continue to enjoy a healthy, active lifestyle amidst a natural environment world-renowned for. It really is the 'city that shines'.

• Day 14 : Canterbury

  With time en route for a whale watching trip from Kaikoura. 4WD adventure tours of the area’s striking natural features are included; you’ll also be close to Hanmer Springs spa and thermal pools as well as some of the world’s most renowned trout and salmon fishing rivers.
  
  Christchurch is a city of contrasts, a place where its residents continue to enjoy a healthy, active lifestyle amidst a natural environment world-renowned for. It really is the 'city that shines'.

• Day 15 : Mount Cook

  We would recommend a 40min scenic flight, including a snow landing on the Tasman Glacier or a 6hr boat tour along the base of NZ’s largest glacier or a take one of the many fantastic day hike’s. Just click on activities to see a whole range of things to see and do.

• Day 16 : Mount Cook

  We would recommend a 40min scenic flight, including a snow landing on the Tasman Glacier or a 6hr boat tour along the base of NZ’s largest glacier or a take one of the many fantastic day hike’s. Just click on activities to see a whole range of things to see and do.

• Day 17 : Queenstown

  In the heart of picture postcard scenery, beside a lake and encased by jagged mountain peaks, Queenstown not only offers access to a full slew of high-octane action - it was here that AJ Hackett introduced the world to bungee jumping - but the town is also a launch pad for exploring the magnificent Lord Of The Rings mountainscapes.

• Day 18 : Queenstown

  In the heart of picture postcard scenery, beside a lake and encased by jagged mountain peaks, Queenstown not only offers access to a full slew of high-octane action - it was here that AJ Hackett introduced the world to bungee jumping - but the town is also a launch pad for exploring the magnificent Lord Of The Rings mountainscapes.

• Day 19 : Queenstown

  In the heart of picture postcard scenery, beside a lake and encased by jagged mountain peaks, Queenstown not only offers access to a full slew of high-octane action - it was here that AJ Hackett introduced the world to bungee jumping - but the town is also a launch pad for exploring the magnificent Lord Of The Rings mountainscapes.

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Inclusions

• Hotel
• Sightseeing

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Terms & Conditions

Payment Terms & Methods :
* Some Advance Percentage of total booking amount
* Airfare/Transport fare to be paid full at one time in advance.

Cancellation & Refund Policy :
* Upon cancellation, refund will be made after deducting the Retention Amount.
* Retention Amount varies as per the number of days left before your package start date.

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