Tour Type: Premium Self Drive Tour
Duration: 24 Days
Tour Starts In: Auckland
Tour Finishes In: Christchurch
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from NZ $7659 pp
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24 Day Grand Explorer Touring Route:
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Arrive Auckland
On arrival at Auckland airport, you will be personally met by our representative & transferred in an executive sedan to your accommodation. The afternoon is yours to relax or to explore the 'City of Sails'. Auckland is New Zealand's largest and most vibrant city, offering an exciting array of cosmopolitan experiences. Family attractions abound and the city has plenty of adrenaline for adventure lovers. Indulge in auckland's shopping, nightlife and unrivalled cuisine. Discover why Auckland is one of the best places in the world to live - and visit.
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Auckland – Bay of Islands
Your rental car will be delivered to your accommodation this morning. Travel north over the Harbour Bridge and along the Hibiscus Coast to arrive in Paihia, a seaside town nestled on the shores of this National Maritime Park in the Bay of Islands. On arrival visit the historic Waitangi Treaty Grounds, New Zealand’s most historic site where the Treaty was signed between the Maori Chiefs and the British Crown. (B)
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Overnight Bay of Islands cruise aboard Ipipiri
The morning is at leisure. Check in early afternoon for your overnight cruise on board Ipipiri. As you cruise through the sheltered waters of the Bay of Islands, afternoon tea will be served. With 144 islands and abundant marine and bird life, the Bay of Islands is one of New Zealand’s finest sub-tropical marine parks, stunning during the day and unforgettable at night. This afternoon you have the choice of doing as much or as little as you like. Take a kayak tour, go snorkelling, enjoy a guided nature walk and tree planting, take a leisurely stroll on a secluded beach or simply relax and soak up the views from the sundeck.
As the sun sets behind the islands of the Bay and your cruise ship finds a sheltered cave to moor overnight, the ambience transforms aboard Ipipiri. New Zealand wines, local cuisine and knowledgeable crew help create the perfect setting. (B/D)
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Bay of Islands – Takapuna
Head south from Paihia late morning and at Whangarei, take the turn-off to Dargaville. Home to the original Dalmatian gum diggers and kauri loggers who made the area their own in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, and whose lives are charted in the local museum. Approximately 40 kms south of Dargaville is Matakohe, home to the Kauri Museum (admission included). This amazing museum tells the fascinating story of the pioneering days through the use of kauri timber and kauri gum. Explore the many exceptional displays and galleries inside the museum from the magnificent collection of antique kauri furniture and the largest collection of kauri gum in the world to restored machinery including New Zealand’s earliest tractor, a 1929 Cat 60, and a turning steam sawmill. Leaving Matakohe, rejoin the main highway and a two hour drive brings you back to Auckland. (B)
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Takapuna – Coromandel
This morning you continue your journey to the Coromandel through Auckland and along the Pacific Coast Highway, traversing the spectacular east coast of the North Island, is one of the great touring routes in the world. The Pacific Coast Highway is well signposted along the entire route, giving a safe and easy way to navigate through some of the most spectacular coastal scenery New Zealand has to offer. (B)
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Coromandel
The Coromandel Peninsula is an unspoilt haven. Today you have a full day of leisure. You may choose to enjoy stunning Cathedral Cove. Accessible only on foot or by boat, famous Cathedral Cove is one of the "must visit" sites on the Coromandel Peninsula. The track begins at the northern end of Hahei. You can also choose to dig your own spa pool using the thermal waters in the sand at Hot Water Beach. Some volcanos develop huge underground reservoirs of superheated water. Over time, this water escapes to the surface — cooling on the way. There are two fissures at Hot Water Beach issuing water as hot as 64ºC (147ºF)! This water contains large amounts of salt (NOT salt water), calcium, magnesium, potassium, fluorine, bromine and silica. There are other hot water springs nearby but the location of these two springs on the beach make them unique. You can only dig your own spa pool 1 hour either side of low tide. (B) |
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Coromandel – Rotorua
Depart today and travel along the Bay of Plenty coastline through the subtropical orchards of kiwi fruit and citrus. Head inland through massive pine forests, passing many of the regions crystal clear lakes en route to Rotorua.
You have time to spend a relaxing afternoon exploring Rotorua. (B)
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Rotorua
Enjoy a cruise on the beautiful fresh waters of Lake Rotoiti this morning on board a luxury sailing catamaran. You have the chance to hoist the sails and grind the winches, try your hand at trout fishing, leap off to swim in the fresh water or soak in the natural mineral hot pools that are only accessible by boat. Your skipper and crew will share local legends with you and point out some of the many historic and culturally significant sites of Lake Rotoiti.
Free time to explore Rotorua this afternoon. You may like to visit the Agrodome or take a gondola ride to the top of Mt Ngongotaha for spectacular views of Rotorua. Later this afternoon visit Te Puia geothermal area to view the boiling mudpools and cascading Pohutu geyser that make Rotorua famous as New Zealand’s thermal city. This evening experience Te Po, Te Puia’s cultural experience. It is a feast of cultural storytelling, entertainment and Maori kai (indigenous food). After a formal Maori welcome, relax and enjoy a performance including the beautiful songs, haka and poi dance. After dinner you will be transported by people movers to enjoy the spectacular lighting of the Whakarewarewa Geothermal Valley and hot chocolate. (B/D) |
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Rotorua – Lake Taupo – Napier
This morning depart Rotorua and head to Wai-O-Tapu. Walk at your own pace and marvel at the reserve’s unique features that include the world famous Champagne Pool, geysers, bubbling mud, steaming ground, expansive vistas, huge volcanic craters and sinter terrace formations. Stop at the mighty Huka Falls and Wairakei Geothermal project then wander around the popular lakeside resort of Taupo. Continue on to Napier, one of the world’s finest Art Deco cities. (B)
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Napier
You have the morning to relax or explore Napier at your leisure. Hawke’s Bay has also become well known as a leading food and wine region in New Zealand, so we have booked you in for a wine tour this afternoon. Meet like-minded people and share an appreciation of Hawke's Bay's fantastic wines. |
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Napier – Wellington
Drive south today to the Wairarapa, a rural retreat in the very heart of New Zealand. Stop in at Martinborough, a unique wine village with over 20 boutique vineyards before continuing onto Wellington, the nation’s capital. A visit to Te Papa, the national museum, is highly recommended. (B)
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Wellington – Picton – Nelson
Today you will travel across Cook Strait, the stretch of water that separates the North and South Islands of New Zealand. The journey across Cook Strait has a dramatic beauty all of its own. Both Islands can be viewed, including the magnificent Kaikoura ranges, and there is often the chance to see wildlife such as seabirds, dolphins, seals, whales and orca.
On arrival in Picton, drive onto Nelson, a stunning seaside town and gateway to the Abel Tasman National Park. (B)
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Nelson
Today is at leisure to explore this beautiful region caught between sweeping coastline and the northern edge of the Southern Alps. Nelson is home to diverse communities that have blossomed on rich land in a Mediterranean climate. It is a true lifestyle destination based on adventure, art and nature. Highly recommended is a trip to Abel Tasman National Park. (B) |
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Nelson – Akaroa
Travel south today along the stunning Kaikoura Coast stopping at the fur seal colony and then maybe enjoy a whale-watching cruise or flight. Then drive onto the Banks Peninsula, known for its stunning scenery and amazing wildlife. Your stay is in the quaint village of Akaroa Harbour, home to the early French settlers of the 1840s. (B)
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Wildlife Harbour Cruise
Your wildlife harbour cruise today will be fully narrated by your skipper who has extensive knowledge of the nature, wildlife and history of the harbour. The highlight of this trip is undoubtedly the sighting of one of the world's smallest and rarest dolphins, the Hector's or New Zealand Dolphin. These friendly and inquisitive mammals meet the boat most days throughout the year and their calves can be seen between October and March. Also on the trip you may catch glimpses of the White Flippered Blue Penguin, the smallest penguin in the world. There are many different bird species in the Harbour, including five different cormorant species and there is the chance of sighting the endangered yellow-eyed penguin. (B) |
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Akaroa – Dunedin
Depart Akaroa today and continue south along the East Coast to reach Moeraki, famous for the fascinating Moeraki Boulders (Maori legend describes them as the food baskets of the gods). Continue south to reach the Scottish influenced city of Dunedin, renowned for its natural history and Otago University. (B)
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Dunedin
This morning cruise the length of the beautiful Otago Harbour with Monarch Cruises. Enjoy a wildlife cruise experience with unrivalled viewing of the exciting diversity of wildlife which abounds on spectacular Taiaroa Head; the only mainland nesting place for Northern Royal Albatross in the world, and home to NZ fur seals, and eight other nesting bird species. You may also see, dolphins, sea lions and a fascinating array of rarely seen ocean birds including other species of albatross, penguins and marine mammals in their natural environment.
This afternoon is at your leisure. You may wish to take a visit to New Zealand's oldest brewery for an entertaining and enlightening heritage tour, and guided Tours of Larnach Castle and the stately home of Olveston House. (B) |
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Dunedin – Queenstown
Travel today through the historic goldfields of Central Otago to Queenstown, a beautiful alpine resort and regarded as one of New Zealand’s premier holiday destinations. (B)
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Queenstown
Nothing you have experienced will have prepared you for the excitement of a Shotover Jet ride as you speed through the towering, rocky canyons of the South Island's river of gold. The major highlight is the famous Shotover Turn, where your boat spins through a full 360 degrees in its own length. On completion the remainder of the day is at leisure to relax or explore Queenstown. Optional activities available include bungy jumping, white water rafting, four wheel driving, cruising on Lake Wakitipu, riding a gondola to the summit of Bob's Peak for panoramic views or simply enjoying the excellent shopping and dining available. (B) |
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Milford Sound Day Tour
Your day tour coach follows the southern arm of Lake Wakitipu to Lumsden, and onward to Lake Te Anau. The scenery changes dramatically from tussock covered grasslands to glacier hewn valleys as you enter the Eglington 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 the cascading Bowen Falls. On completion you will return to Queenstown by coach. An optional return scenic flight to Queenstown is available (own expense). (B/L) |
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Queenstown – Franz Josef Glacier
Depart Queenstown this morning, travel along the shores of Lakes Wanaka and Hawea to the Haast Pass, gateway to World Heritage Westland National Park. Then continue up the West Coast past spectacular mountain ranges, native forests and lakes to Franz Josef Glacier. (B)
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Franz Josef Glacier
Unique in the fact that the Franz Josef Glacier descends from the Southern Alps to just 240 metres above sea level amidst the greenery and lushness of a temperate rainforest, endless opportunities exist to allow you to take in the beauty of this special part of the South Island's West Coast. Take an optional guided walk or heli-hike to explore the spectacular ice formations; experience the thrill of a scenic flight and place your footprints onto a high alpine snowfield; feel your adrenaline rush on New Zealand's most scenic skydive; visit New Zealand's only White Heron (Kotuku) nesting colony; take in the scenery as you kayak the stunning Okarito lagoon or visit Lake Matheson, renowned for its mirror images of Aoraki/Mt Cook and Mt Tasman, New Zealand's highest peaks. (B) |
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TranzAlpine Train, Christchurch
Depart Franz Josef this morning and travel further north along the rugged West Coast to Greymouth. Your journey features some spectacular countryside with the rugged Tasman Sea to the west and the stunning Southern Alps to the east. On arrival in Greymouth return your rental car to the Greymouth depot before checking in for your train journey to Christchurch.
The TranzAlpine is described as "The Great New Zealand Rail Adventure" and is rated as one of the top six scenic train journeys in the world. Ascend through lush beech forests past the beautiful Lake Brunner via the alpine village of Arthur’s Pass situated 737 metres above sea level, before crossing the spectacular Southern Alps. The TranzAlpine then winds its way over massive viaducts, through spectacular river gorges and the stunning Waimakariri River valley before arriving in Christchurch. (B)
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Depart Christchurch
Sadly, your holiday is at an end and you will be transferred to Christchurch airport today for your onward flight. Here, we bid you a fond farewell and hope you leave with many happy memories of your stay in Aotearoa, New Zealand. (B) |
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Note: This self drive tour can be completed in reverse order, the tour cost remains the same. To view tour prices or to make an enquiry, please click on the Tabs at the top of this itinerary. Top |
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from NZ $7,659
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24 Day Grand Explorer Reviews
Tour reviews from past clients of Relaxing Journeys for the 24 Day Grand Explorer. |
Trip was really good and amazingly comprehensive, I don't think there's much of NZ we haven't seen one way or another!Would have been nice to spend more time in Wellington - we only had one evening really as we were on the early morning ferry the next day - but would have liked to maybe have two nights so we had a day free to explore the city, this maybe something to review on the trip as I'm sure we're not the only people to think this? Wasn't really much going on at Napier - we visited Taupo on the way to Napier and on reflection would have much preferred to stay in Taupo instead of Napier. But thats just us. Milford Sound was pretty - not sure it's worth spending over 8 hours in a coach from Queenstown for though, especially as the trip includes a couple of other similar tours. But an absolutely fantastic trip, the itinerary provided was really good as it gave us loads of pointers of things to do in between our overnight stops - not that we needed much help, the North Island was full of beautiful little beaches and coves to stop at, and we managed to fill every bit of spare time we had doing one of the may hundreds of activities NZ has to offer - swimming with dolphins, sea-kayaking, river surfing, you name it I think we did it. We're already planning our next trip - have to save for many many years before it happens though. In a nutshell we had a fantastic trip, and all thanks to you guys for putting it together for us - the package of info we received when we arrived at the airport was really useful and much appreciated. I'll be recommending you wherever I can! So thank you very much for organising a fantastic honeymoon for us, we've got so many memories from our 4 weeks in NZ.
Amanda & Martin Phillips (United Kingdom)
Tour Date 30/11/2011 |
We had an absolutely wonderful time in New Zealand. Thoroughly enjoyed the B&B or Boutique Hotel accommodation along with a home cooked meal each morning. Operators were very knowledgable about things to see and places to eat in their towns. We were about an hour out of Christchurch when the quake hit - met many people after that were staying there but off on a tour and lost all luggage, documents, etc. We were as shocked as everyone else when we heard about the quake - we were in the car and did not feel it. Your company was very good to make the changes and contact us as soon as possible. We only had one glitch - limo service to the Auckland Airport on our final day was not arranged as per our new itinerary. After waiting for 15 minutes in the lobby - we approached the desk at the Heritage Hotel and they called the number on the voucher. They had no record of us - so they made arrangements with a limo service in the area. We did just make our flight. We are very happy with your service overall and would strongly recommend your company to anyone wanting to visit New Zealand.
Rob & Rosemary Rolston (Canada)
Tour Date 05/02/2011 |
Greatly designed comprehensive tour, beautiful accommodations, very well chosen tours and cruises, reasonable driving distances, all reservations executed without complications, exceeded highest expectations.
Thaddeus & Virginia Zak (United States)
Tour Date 10/09/2010 |
Thank you for all that you have done to make our trip to New Zealand a memorable event in our lives. Now that we have returned to the UK we can reflect on what we have seen , experienced and very much enjoyed. The total organisation from start to finish has been superb. The trip enabled us to experience a wide range of what your country has to offer and also gave us the opportunity to go off the beaten track with confidence. Everywhere we stayed was excellent and each one was different in its own particular way. We appreciate how you have dealt with the one very minor incident. The daily written detail/plan was vey good but we did find the description for Day 06 puzzling - we never found some 'great gorges and old native forests before heading across the volcanic plateau to the geothermal city of Rotorua, passing many of the regions crystal clear lakes en route'. We wondered whether we were on the wrong road but we got to Rotorua with no trouble. On Day 15 we found the loop road diversion to Geraldine a let down. The gourmet cheese factory now seems to be more concerned with selling cheese - there was no activity in the factory. Finally we felt the Matakohe Kauri Museum should be a MUST VISIT museum for anyone wishing to get an insight into life for the founding members of modern New Zealand. It is a fabulous showpiece and we shall never forget our visit to it. It needs to be given more emphasis amongst so many other highlights. We will now, once we recover from the long flight home, revisit all the photos we have taken . Your peoples and the sights and sounds of New Zealand will remain with us for a long time.
Norman & Vivien Poad (United Kingdom)
Tour Date 31/01/2010 |
My wife and I used the Grand Explorer tour as a base and made a few changes to suit our interests and location preferences. We worked with Jarrod Sharvi who was extremely helpful in working out and finalising our amended itinerary. I was very happy with his prompt, friendy, informative and honest (in terms of what to see and what could be missed) assistance. We ended up having a fantastic holiday and I am sure that was due in part to his outstanding contribution, arranging for additional activities and tips of what to see along the way, some of which were off the normal tourist route. NZ is an amazing country and we truly loved our holiday which was well organised and gave us many varied experiences. Again, Jarrod played a large part in this. I would highly recommend Jarrod and Relaxing Journeys for a New Zealand holiday.
Robert & Ingrid Straub (Australia)
Tour Date 27/12/2009 |
A truly wonderful experience. New Zealand was everything we imagined and more. The tour organized by you guys was outstanding and the help and communication couldn?t have been better. Every detail worked out - with no hassles, and the weather was truly remarkable, one grey day and a few minutes rain in 22 days. The hotels provided were good, but the B&B?s were outstanding, and it was a shame that sometimes we just had to move on, when we could have happily stayed longer. It will be a very long time before the memories of the remarkable scenery, Kiwi in the wild, Manu the Sperm whale and meeting a 4000 year old tree fade! It would be difficult to describe these as high points, as all of our trip was so good. Thanks for everything, and we certainly can?t recommend your services highly enough.
Phil & Glynis Castle (United Kingdom)
Tour Date 05/11/2009 |
Well we are back in the UK and wanted to send you an email to say a huge thank you. Our honeymoon was fantastic and everything went really smoothly. Everything was seamless from beginning to end. The standard of accommodation on the whole was very high and ideally located. We met some wonderful people and saw some amazing things. New Zealand exceeded both our expectations and we are already planning our next visit even if it might take time to save! Thank you for helping to make our honeymoon a once in a lifetime unforgettable experience.
Steve & Alison Roberts (United Kingdom)
Tour Date 07/04/2009 |
Superb Tour, well organised, the itinerary was absolutely spot on, had no problems anywhere. Other guests we met in the B&B's were most impressed with our travel instructions. One who was travelling with a sat nav with directions from one of your rivals was very envious of us and took details of your company for the next visit! We did a few diversions on our travels, the most notable was Thames, here we visited a church made from Kauri inside and out. It was the most beautiful church we had ever seen, and definitely worth a mention to any visitors to this area. We also found here a tour round an old gold mine, this was also very interesting. Another place we visited was Whangarei Falls. This also impressed us - quite spectacular, we did a very short circular walk around here. Betty coped with the driving very well but she was pleased to get back to her manual vehicle! The quiet roads were very novel to us we are more use to traffic jams. Two minor negative points. We did not feel welcome at Gothic Heights Motel Christchurch, too many rules, we were greeted with 'we need a credit card in case you damage anything or leave any unpleasant smells, we charge $300.00 to fumigate a room'. Whilst we understand they do not want other people to enter a room smelling of an unpleasant odour, we feel it could have been presented less aggressively. In Nelson we only had a very small studio apartment. The itinerary stated 2 bed apartment. However neither of these incidents dented our enjoyment. Those moans apart, all the B&B's were absolutely superb everyone was so friendly, and the rest of the motels were fine. The weather was kind most of the time and it all went too quickly. I would like to finish by saying thank you for the professional way our holiday was planned by you. The attention to detail and the expertise was really appreciated. We are more than willing to recommend your company to our family, friends and colleagues, because we know it will be well organised. Many thanks.
Betty & Terry Seaton (United Kingdom)
Tour Date 03/03/2009 |
We just returned home yesterday and are just about over the jet lag so I am taking the opportunity to write regarding the holiday you organised for us in your beautiful country. I would like to say from start to finish that the organisation, service and professionalism of the arrangements were excellent. The pacing of the travelling was just what we wanted and the standard of the accommodation you chose was top class. The only slight hitch that occurred was the late delivery of the first rental vehicle which put us behind schedule on our first day on the road but one phone call to yourselves and the matter was quickly sorted and arrangements changed to accommodate this. We received delivery of a gift of a hamper in Christchurch from Europcar as a gesture of apology and although unexpected it was very much appreciated. I have been and will continue to sing your praises and if we ever have the opportunity to visit your amazing country again we will have no hesitation in putting the arrangements in your very capable hands. Once again, many thanks for your help Craig and just to say your company is well named.
Erc & Josephine Kealy (Ireland)
Tour Date 13/02/2009 |
We've been back in the UK for a couple of months now but were missing one of our two suitcases for a couple of weeks with most of the info on our trip. Thankfully, we have now got it back and have had the chance to reflect on what was, undoubtedly, a fantastic holiday. As was promised, New Zealand is a wonderful country to visit and we have many happy memories of our trip. With respect to Relaxing Journeys, the organisation, standard of accommodation and the variety of activities were faultless and I wouldn't hesitate to recommend your company and this type of holiday to any of our friends or relatives. If we ever go to Australia to tour we won't hesitate to book through your company. (RJ - Feedback has been shortened, please ask if you'd like us to send full report.)
Bob & June Wheeler (United Kingdom)
Tour Date 01/02/2009 |
I cannot believe we have been back from the Antipodes for a month now. I just wanted to let you know what a wonderful holiday we had in NZ, it was so relaxing, so beautiful and so well put together for us. And what friendly people we encountered, nothing was too much trouble, just wish we could do it all over again but spend twice the time! Once again, thank you so much for all your efforts, you got it just right for us!
Jackson Family (United Kingdom)
Tour Date 30/01/2009 |
Just a note to thank you for all the arrangements you made for our recent holiday in New Zealand. From the moment we arrived at Auckland till we left Christchurch a month later everything went like clockwork. We all had a great time. The variation between the north and south island was quite dramatic both in scenery and weather. I'm glad we had the extra days at both ends of the holiday and a couple in the middle. On hind site I would have like a few extra days at some locations. By the end of the holiday we were quite tired, but nicely so. Anyway, thanks again for a wonderful holiday.
Derek & Anna Brown and John & Margaret Young (United Kingdom)
Tour Date 02/01/2009 |
Well what a wonderful holiday we have had! A stunning country both North and South (although we preferred the south as it seems to have everything). You people are so proud of it all and rightly so ? may there never be any high rise buildings built; it was such a change to see beaches and lakes looking as natural as possible. Plenty for all, as I said to someone. It was lovely and our grateful thanks for arranging such a fine and memorable holiday. By-the-way, we had (apart from rain in Rotorua) fantastic weather on the whole, many days getting up to 25 degrees, so an added bonus to your beautiful landscape, as it is like our Devon, Cumbria, N.Wales and Scotland all rolled into one, with jolly nice Kiwis to make our stay so informative and pleasurable.
Ann & Paul Hancock (United Kingdom)
Tour Date 21/01/2008 |
We just had to write and express our gratitude for providing us with the holiday of our lives. Every aspect of the itinerary was as advertised and then some! The standard of the accommodation was excellent and the tours and excursions were marvellous. All the details were well presented and easily understood. Having completed the trip we can now see in hindsight that a lot of thought?had gone into it to strike the right balance of locations and activities. This was going to be a once only?visit.?This is no longer the case and we will be coming back one day and we will be calling on your services again.
Les & Theresa Jones (United Kingdom)
Tour Date 30/04/2007 |
Just a quick note to let you know how much we enjoyed our trip to New Zealand, the accommodations were the best, and every room had the best views. We will certainly recommend you to all our friends. Thanks again.
Sharon & Dave Dowell (United States)
Tour Date 25/10/2006 |
Tour Prices
All tour prices are per person, twin share. |
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| Intermediate Car |
NZ $7,684 |
NZ $7,659 |
NZ $9,972 |
| Full Size Car |
NZ $7,793 |
NZ $7,767 |
NZ $10,080 |
| Mid Size 4WD |
NZ $8,007 |
NZ $7,980 |
NZ $10,293 |
| Full Size 4WD |
NZ $8,127 |
NZ $8,100 |
NZ $10,413 |
| People Mover (MPV) |
NZ $8,208 |
NZ $8,183 |
NZ $10,496 |
| Premium Full Size 4WD |
NZ $8,339 |
NZ $8,313 |
NZ $10,627 |
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Self Drive Tour Notes
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- Frequently Asked Questions.
- International flights to & from New Zealand are not included.
- Single, Triple & Quad prices are available on request.
- If you would prefer a mix of the accommodation listed we can arrange this.
- For families we can also price our premium self drive tours using self catering apartments.
- Our premium B&B's do not cater for children.
- If a property listed on our itinerary is unavailable at the time of booking we will replace it with a equivalent accommodation, and let you know, to ensure it is to your satisfaction.
- Please note this itinerary was updated 2 December 2011.
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