Australia
New Zealand Vista
Auckland to Christchurch
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Experience the best of North Island & South Island on a 14 day guided holiday
You could spend eons exploring New Zealand’s North and South Islands. But you can also experience a New Zealand tour in two weeks – if you have the right advice. Follow us for Franz Josef/Waiau tours, a ride on one of the world's top trains, Milford Sound/Piopiotahi cruises in the company of fur seals, glowing Waitomo Caves tours… and some down time amid wineries and city restaurants that take home awards.
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LAAC
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Trip Details
What's included
- Guided Tour of Waitomo Caves including Glowworm Cruise
- MAKE TRAVEL MATTER® Experience - Te Po Indigenous Experience at Te Puia
- See Huka Falls from a panoramic viewpoint
- Cruise the Cook Straight on the Interislander Ferry from Wellington to Picton
- See Kaikoura Beach to search for marine wildlife
- Visit the Church of the Good Shepherd Tekapo
- MAKE TRAVEL MATTER® Experience - Indoor Guided Dark Sky & Astronomy Experience in Tekapo
- Milford Sound Nature Cruise
- Cruise Lake Wakatipu to Walter Peak on TSS Earnslaw Steamship
- Gourmet BBQ dinner and farm show at Walter Peak High Country Farm
- Visit historic Arrowtown
- See Franz Josef Glacier from a panoramic viewpoint
- Tranz Alpine Train journey through the Southern Alps
Fitness Requirements
Low level of fitness required
Flight Information
Flights to and from the start/end of your trip are not included in the trip price.
Day 1 – flights to arrive prior to 4.00pm into Auckland Airport
Day 14 – flights to depart any time from Christchurch Airport
What to bring
- Comfortable walking shoes
- Sunglasses, sunscreen and hat
- Water bottle
- Warm layers in cooler months
- Camera
Trip map & itinerary
Day by day itinerary
14 Days Guided Holiday | Auckland to Christchurch
Highlights
Make Travel Matter
Dark Sky Project is committed to preserving our night skies by connecting manuhiri (visitors) to the relevance of the night sky via scientific and cultural experiences.
