New Zealand is famous for adventure lakes, mountains, wildlife, thermal hot pools, glaciers, Maori culture and stunning natural beauty. It is one of the most famous honeymoon destinations. New Zealand is a great travel destination and is best explored with our customized self-driving itineraries.
New Zealand
1
Day 1 : Arrive Auckland
Arrive Auckland airport and pick up your rental car. Self-drive
to your hotel. Check in and overnight stay at your hotel.
2
Day 2 : Auckland
Day free to
explore Auckland on your own. Entrance to Auckland Skytower is included. Overnight at hotel.
3
Day 3 : Auckland - Rotorua
Today check out and drive to Rotorua. Today enroute Visit to
Waitomo Glowworm Caves. The glow worm, Arachnocampa luminosa, is unique to New
Zealand. Thousands of these tiny creatures radiate their unmistakable
luminescent light as our expert guides provide informative commentary on the
Caves' historical and geological significance. Waitomo Glowworm Caves are a
must see for any traveller. Enjoy the world famous boat ride under thousands of
magical glowworms and become a part of over 120 years of cultural and natural
history. Tour departs every half hour from 9.00am to 5.00pm. Tour duration : 45
minutes Please report to the Waitomo Glowworm Cave ticket office (39 Waitomo
Village Road) 10 minutes before tour departs. Post tour drive towards Rotorua
(Approx. 2 hrs drive). Check into Rotorua Hotel. Overnight stay.
4
Day 4 : Rotorua
Today proceed for Te Puia Admission including HAKA. Join your Te
Puia guide at Te Puia New Zealand Maori Arts and Crafts Institute, Hemo Road,
Rotorua, to commence a Guided Tour and Maori cultural concert. Te Whakarewarewa
Thermal Valley has inspired the local Maori people for centuries the guides
will recount stories handed down from their ancestors as you explore this
unique geothermal reserve with its boiling mud and sulphur pools and the 30
metre (100 ft) Pohutu Geyser, which erupts up to 20 times a day. After the
guided tour finishes, gather outside the main entrance to the Marae. At
10.15am, 12.15pm or 3.15pm a traditional welcome marks the start of 45 minutes
of song and dance inside the sacred meeting house. Tour concludes approximately
2 hours 15 minutes after commencement, at Te Puia.
Later proceed for Polynesian Spa. Polynesian Spa is New Zealand's leading
international spa, providing a unique thermal spa experience on the shore of
Lake Rotorua. In a picturesque, tranquil setting overlooking Lake Rotorua,
visitors can enjoy a wonderful fusion of hot mineral spring bathing, spa
therapies and lake views. Relax and rejuvenate in this area reserved for adults
with calming hot pools, a beautiful reflexology walk and a deep pool to allow
for a swim. Overnight in Rotorua.
5
Day 5 : Rotorua - Auckland - Queenstown
Today check out and drive to Auckland Airport. Arrive Auckland
airport and drop off your rental car and board your flight to Queenstown.
Arrive Queenstown airport & transfer to hotel. Overnight at hotel.
6
Day 6 : Queenstown
Today proceed for Milford
Sound Nature Cruise (Seat In Coach) with Buffet Lunch. Get up close and
personal with Milford Sound on our leisurely Nature Cruise. As you cruise the
length of the fiord, learn about the history of the region and benefit from the
knowledge of your specialist nature guide. Experience the spray of a waterfall
as you cruise close to sheer rock faces or watch out for dolphins, seals and in
season, the rare Fiordland crested penguins.
7
Day 7 : Queenstown
Today morning pick up your rental car. Later proceed for Skyline
Gondola & Luge. Take a ride with the Skyline Gondola to the top of Bob's
Peak and immerse yourself in the panoramic views of Queenstown and the
surrounding mountains. There is plenty to keep you entertained while you take in
the scenery. When you get to the top, discover a host of family-friendly
activities on offer. Get on a chairlift to the Luge Top Station, get on our
purpose-built Luge carts and take an exciting, downhill ride on over 800 metres
of banked corners, tunnels and dippers to a backdrop of stunning views you'll
find out that once is never enough! Overnight at hotel.
8
Day 8 : Queenstown - Franz Josef
Today check out and drive to Franz Josef (Approx. 4 hrs40mins
drive). Arrive Franz Josef and check into your hotel. Overnight at hotel.
9
Day 9 : Franz Josef
Today proceed for Glacier Valley Walk. Join your Franz Josef
Glacier Guides guide at 63 Cron Street, Franz Josef to commence a Glacier
Valley Tour. This journey to the glacier is the perfect opportunity to learn
the role of the Franz Josef Glacier in shaping this remarkable landscape. After
a short walk through the regenerating rainforest, the trip continues along the
glacier valley as the guide explains the unique features of the glacier and its
surroundings. Near the terminal face, after a brief climb you will be rewarded
with spectacular views of the glacier's rapidly changing terminal face.Tour
concludes approximately 3 hours after commencement, back at 63 Cron Street,
Franz Josef.
10
Day 10 : Franz Josef - Christchurch
Today check out and drive to Christchurch. Overnight at hotel in
Christchurch.
11
Day 11 : Christchurch
Today drive to
Kaikoura. Reach Kaikoura and proceed for Whale watching Cruise. Board your
Whale Watch Kaikoura vessel at "The Whaleway Station, Railway Station
Road, Kaikoura to commence a Whale Watch Kaikoura cruise. The vessel is a
modern catamaran designed especially for whale watching. The main passenger
cabin is enclosed, air-conditioned and fitted with comfortable seating, while
large outside decks offer great viewing and photo opportunities. Prepare for
exciting up-close encounters with Giant Sperm Whales. Clients may also see
migratory humpback whales (June-July), Hector's and Dusky Dolphins, Orcas
(December-March) and NZ Fur Seals, as well as plenty of bird species including
Royal Albatross, Petrels and Shearwaters. Cruise concludes approximately 3
hours 30 minutes after commencement, back at "The Whaleway Station. Return
back to Christchurch. Overnight in Christchurch.
12
Day 12 : Christchurch - India
Today
check out and drive to Christchurch airport. Drop off your rental car and board
your flight back to India.
- New Zealand Visa Fee
- Rental car with GPS & Full Insurance
- Auckland Skytower Entrance Ticket
- Waitomo Glowworm Caves
- Deluxe Polynesian Spa Admission
- Te Ra Guided Experience & HAKA
- Queenstown Airport to Hotel transfer
- Milford Sound Nature Cruise with lunch by Coach
- Gondola & 2 Luge Rides
- Glacier Valley Walk
- Kaikoura Whale Watching Cruise
- Travel Insurance
- GST
Inclusions
- Flights
- Breakfast, Lunches & Dinners until and unless mentioned
- Any items of personal nature like telephone, beverages, laundry etc.
- Any other service that is not shown in the inclusions
- 5% TCS (Fully Claimable while filing ITR)
Exclusions
New Zealand
New
Zealand
New Zealand is a
collection of secluded and mountainous islands situated to the southeast of
Australia.
Fun
Fact's
Official
Name: New Zealand/Aotearoa (Maori)
Form
of Government: Parliamentary democracy
Capital:
Wellington
Population:
4,545,627
Official
Languages: English / Maori
Money:
New Zealand dollar
Area:
103,883 square miles (269,055 square kilometers)
Major
Mountain Ranges: Southern Alps, Kaikoura
Ranges
Major
Rivers: Waikato, Clurtha, Rangitaiki, Wanganui,
Manawatu, Buller, Rakaia, Waitaki, Waiau
GEOGRAPHY
New Zealand
comprises two primary islands, the North and South Islands, separated by the
Cook Strait. Its closest neighbor, Australia, is located 1,000 miles (1,600
kilometers) away.
These islands emerged
approximately 23 million years ago, propelled from the ocean depths by volcanic
activity. New Zealand boasts over 50 volcanoes, with some still exhibiting
signs of activity. The landscape is characterized by sharp snowy peaks, rugged
coastlines, and sprawling pastures, creating a breathtaking scenery.
New Zealand
New Zealand is a collection of secluded and mountainous islands situated to the southeast of Australia.
Fun Fact's
Official Name: New Zealand/Aotearoa (Maori)
Form of Government: Parliamentary democracy
Capital: Wellington
Population: 4,545,627
Official Languages: English / Maori
Money: New Zealand dollar
Area: 103,883 square miles (269,055 square kilometers)
Major Mountain Ranges: Southern Alps, Kaikoura Ranges
Major Rivers: Waikato, Clurtha, Rangitaiki, Wanganui, Manawatu, Buller, Rakaia, Waitaki, Waiau
GEOGRAPHY
New Zealand comprises two primary islands, the North and South Islands, separated by the Cook Strait. Its closest neighbor, Australia, is located 1,000 miles (1,600 kilometers) away.
These islands emerged approximately 23 million years ago, propelled from the ocean depths by volcanic activity. New Zealand boasts over 50 volcanoes, with some still exhibiting signs of activity. The landscape is characterized by sharp snowy peaks, rugged coastlines, and sprawling pastures, creating a breathtaking scenery.
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