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21-Day South Island Self-Drive Adventure

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Overview

Embark on a 21-day self-drive New Zealand package which carves a figure eight through spectacular South Island scenery!

From Christchurch, you'll travel through the Mackenzie Country to Mt Cook, then on to Otago and Dunedin. An exploration of the remote Doubtful Sound in Fiordland National Park follows, before heading north to Queenstown and then to the West Coast Glaciers.

Crossing the Southern Alps, you'll enjoy a night in Arthur's Pass National Park before heading to the east coast and Kaikoura. You'll enjoy the Marlborough wine region and the golden sands of Abel Tasman National Park before turning south along the wild west coast. You'll return to Christchurch on board the Tranz Alpine Scenic Train.
Outdoors & Nature
Sightseeing
Adventure
Food & Drink
Culture & Arts
Cruising
Beach & Sea

Itinerary

Day 1

Welcome to Christchurch City

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Welcome to Christchurch City

On arrival, you will be met by a private driver and transferred to your Christchurch accommodation to begin your New Zealand package. Known as New Zealand's garden city, Christchurch is vibrant, encompassing a large green belt, it is known for its wide tree-lined avenues and lush gardens. Take the double-decker hop-on-hop-off bus to see the sights or ride a historic tram across town to the renowned botanic gardens and the cardboard Transitional Cathedral.

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    Accommodation

    Bella Vista Motel and Apartments Christchurch4 star

    Note: We will endeavor to book the aforementioned hotels. If, however, we are unable to secure them due to circumstances out of our control, we will replace them with hotels of similar value and standard.
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    Activities

    ChristchurchOptional Activity

    Christchurch GondolaOptional Activity

    Christchurch Botanic GardensOptional Activity

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    Transportations

    Private Driver from Christchurch to Bella Vista Motel and Apartments Christchurch

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    Destinations

    Christchurch

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    Notes

    Itinerary Information by App & In-Country Support

Day 2

Day Trip to the Charming Akaroa for a Harbour Cruise & Dolphin Swim

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Day Trip to the Charming Akaroa for a Harbour Cruise & Dolphin Swim

Just a hours drive from Christchurch, Akaroa and the Banks Peninsula offers a great contrast to the South Island's largest city. Rolling green hills, streams, golden sand beaches and small settlements offer a unique insight into New Zealand's history and development plus, wineries, great cafes and restaurants and abundant wildlife. The Akaroa Harbour itself is teeming with wildlife and a nature cruise is a must-do activity to see one of the world's smallest and rarest dolphins, hectors dolphin.

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    Accommodation

    Bella Vista Motel and Apartments Christchurch4 star

    Note: We will endeavor to book the aforementioned hotels. If, however, we are unable to secure them due to circumstances out of our control, we will replace them with hotels of similar value and standard.
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    Activities

    Akaroa & The Banks Peninsula

    Akaroa HarbourOptional Activity

    Black Cat Akaroa Harbour CruiseOptional Activity

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    Transportations

    Rental Car from Christchurch to Akaroa

    Rental Car from Akaroa to Christchurch

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    Destinations

    Christchurch

    Akaroa

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    Notes

    Rental Car Delivered to Your Hotel

Day 3

Scenic Drive Through Canterbury & Mackenzie Country to Mt. Cook National Park

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Scenic Drive Through Canterbury & Mackenzie Country to Mt. Cook National Park

Today you'll enjoy a scenic drive through Canterbury and the MacKenzie Country to Mt Cook National Park. You'll catch your breath in Geraldine before continuing through Fairlie and ascending Burkes Pass, you'll come to the picturesque lakeside town of Tekapo. Follow the road and take in the view of Aoraki Mt Cook (New Zealand's tallest mountain) from the shores of Lake Pukaki, known for its glacier-fed turquoise blue colour.

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    Accommodation

    Mt Cook Lodge and Motel3 star

    Note: We will endeavor to book the aforementioned hotels. If, however, we are unable to secure them due to circumstances out of our control, we will replace them with hotels of similar value and standard.
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    Activities

    Glacier Explorers Tour of Mount CookOptional Activity

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    Transportations

    Rental Car from Christchurch to Aoraki / Mount Cook

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    Destinations

    Christchurch

    Canterbury

Day 4

Follow the Waitaki River South to Dunedin

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Follow the Waitaki River South to Dunedin

Leaving the MacKenzie Country today, you'll follow the Waitaki River to the coast, where you'll turn south for Dunedin. Today you'll leave Mt Cook National Park and travel past Twizel, one of the locations for the Lord of the Rings films. Driving through the Waitaki Valley, you'll head towards the east coast. Continue south down the coast to Moeraki. As you arrive in Dunedin, take in the city’s Edwardian and Scottish heritage reflected in the buildings around the city centre - The Octagon.

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    Accommodation

    Motel On York4 star

    Note: We will endeavor to book the aforementioned hotels. If, however, we are unable to secure them due to circumstances out of our control, we will replace them with hotels of similar value and standard.
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    Activities

    OmaramaOptional Activity

    Moeraki Boulders BeachOptional Activity

    DunedinOptional Activity

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    Transportations

    Rental Car from Christchurch to Dunedin

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    Destinations

    Canterbury

    Omarama

    Hampden

    Dunedin

Day 5

Explore Dunedin City & Wildlife of Otago Peninsula

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Explore Dunedin City & Wildlife of Otago Peninsula

Known as the Edinburgh of the South, Dunedin city has a heavy Scottish influence. Renowned for its Flemish Baroque-inspired ‘gingerbread house’ Railway Station, this university town is bustling with life. Head to the Saturday farmers market held in the aforementioned railway grounds for a taste of organic produce, handmade crepes and local honey. You may want to take a half-day tour of the Otago Peninsula and its unique wildlife including a cruise through Dunedin Harbour.

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    Accommodation

    Motel On York4 star

    Note: We will endeavor to book the aforementioned hotels. If, however, we are unable to secure them due to circumstances out of our control, we will replace them with hotels of similar value and standard.
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    Activities

    Dunedin City ExplorationOptional Activity

    Monarch Wildlife CruiseOptional Activity

    Speight's Brewery TourOptional Activity

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    Destinations

    Dunedin

    Hindon

Day 6

Travel Through the Farmland of South Otago to Te Anau

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Travel Through the Farmland of South Otago to Te Anau

Today, the drive to Te Anau takes you through classic Southland farming scenery. Head off-the-beaten-track today and follow the coastline instead of the inland route, go through The Catlins area and be sure to take a detour to Kaka Point to view its majestic cliffs and pounding surf. You'll continue through Invercargill to Riverton, and then head north to Manapouri. Just a short drive will bring you to your lakeside destination of Te Anau, gateway to Fiordland National Park and Milford Sound.

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    Accommodation

    Lakefront Lodge Te Anau4 star

    Note: We will endeavor to book the aforementioned hotels. If, however, we are unable to secure them due to circumstances out of our control, we will replace them with hotels of similar value and standard.
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    Activities

    Te Anau Glowworm CavesOptional Activity

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    Transportations

    Rental Car from Dunedin to Te Anau

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    Destinations

    Dunedin

    Te Anau

    Fiordland National Park

Day 7

'Sound of Silence' Overnight Cruise on Doubtful Sound

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'Sound of Silence' Overnight Cruise on Doubtful Sound

This morning's short drive takes you along the lake edge of Te Anau and across lush southern farmlands to the small township of Lake Manapouri, the gateway to Doubtful Sound. You'll then spend the next 24 hours taking in the tranquillity of the remote Doubtful Sound on this unique overnight wilderness cruise. Beginning in Manapouri with a short boat ride across the lake, you'll be taken by coach over the Wilmot Pass to Deep Cove to board the Fiordland Navigator.

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    Accommodation

    Sound of Silence Doubtful Sound Overnight Cruise

    Note: We will endeavor to book the aforementioned hotels. If, however, we are unable to secure them due to circumstances out of our control, we will replace them with hotels of similar value and standard.
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    Transportations

    Rental Car from Te Anau to Manapouri

    Ferry from Manapouri to Manapouri

    Bus from Manapouri to Doubtful Sound

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    Meals

    Lunch and dinner

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    Destinations

    Te Anau

    New Zealand

Day 8

Travel Through Southland Countryside & Lake Wakatipu to Queenstown

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Travel Through Southland Countryside & Lake Wakatipu to Queenstown

Your Doubtful Sound Overnight Cruise will return to Manapouri at midday. From here, you'll begin your journey to Queenstown. Crossing the rolling tussock lands, you'll pass through Mossburn, lush Southland countryside towards Lake Wakatipu. The Remarkables Mountain Range towers over you as you approach Queenstown, the adventure capital of New Zealand. Later on, you can hop aboard the historic steamship TSS Earnslaw for an iconic Queenstown experience and a gourmet barbeque dinner.

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    Accommodation

    Garden Court Suites & Apartments4 star

    Note: We will endeavor to book the aforementioned hotels. If, however, we are unable to secure them due to circumstances out of our control, we will replace them with hotels of similar value and standard.
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    Activities

    QueenstownOptional Activity

    TSS Earnslaw Cruise to Walter Peak with Gourmet DinnerOptional Activity

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    Transportations

    Rental Car from Manapouri to Queenstown

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    Meals

    Breakfast

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    Destinations

    New Zealand

    Queenstown

    Walter Peak

Day 9

Discover All the Scenic Spots & Fun Activities on Offer in Queenstown

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Discover All the Scenic Spots & Fun Activities on Offer in Queenstown

Although celebrated as New Zealand's ‘adventure capital’, Queenstown offers far more than a fast-paced action-packed holiday. Settled on the shores of Lake Wakatipu beneath a soaring panorama of the Remarkables Mountain Range, this alpine town is surrounded by a plethora of historic, gastronomic and scenic wonders. Head down the Gibbston Valley wine trail, catch a ride on the TSS Earnslaw or check out nearby historic Arrowtown and enhance your experience with a four-wheel-drive trip to Macetown.

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    Accommodation

    Garden Court Suites & Apartments4 star

    Note: We will endeavor to book the aforementioned hotels. If, however, we are unable to secure them due to circumstances out of our control, we will replace them with hotels of similar value and standard.
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    Activities

    Explore Queenstown & Its SurroundsOptional Activity

    Jet Boating on the Shotover RiverOptional Activity

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    Destinations

    Queenstown

Day 10

Queenstown to Franz Josef Glacier

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Queenstown to Franz Josef Glacier

From Queenstown, you'll cross the Crown Range –the highest sealed road in New Zealand– to the Alpine town of Wanaka. Skirting the shores of Lake Wanaka and Hawea, you will enter Makarora. Stop at Blue Pools for a 1-hour walk through native beech forest to a glacier-fed swimming hole. Then through the remote settlement of Haast before heading up the West Coast, a 600 km stretch of bush and rainforest. Fox Glacier welcomes you first, then comes your destination - Franz Josef township.

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    Accommodation

    Garden Court Suites & Apartments4 star

    Punga Grove3 star

    Note: We will endeavor to book the aforementioned hotels. If, however, we are unable to secure them due to circumstances out of our control, we will replace them with hotels of similar value and standard.
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    Activities

    Scenic Drive from Queenstown to Franz Josef Glacier

    Blue Pools Walk at Makarora

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    Destinations

    Queenstown

    Wanaka

    Otago

    Franz Josef Glacier

Day 11

Experience the Franz Josef Glacier

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Experience the Franz Josef Glacier

Franz Josef is a small but lively town in the heart of the West Coast, known for its 12-kilometre long glacier. Surrounded by lush rainforest-clad mountains the township has a vibrant and bustling atmosphere. To see the ice from a viewpoint you can walk along the valley floor to the terminal face without a guide. However, to go on the glacier itself you must take a licensed helicopter tour.

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    Accommodation

    Punga Grove3 star

    Note: We will endeavor to book the aforementioned hotels. If, however, we are unable to secure them due to circumstances out of our control, we will replace them with hotels of similar value and standard.
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    Activities

    Franz JosefOptional Activity

    Heli Ice ClimbOptional Activity

    Twin Glacier with Snow LandingOptional Activity

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    Destinations

    Franz Josef Glacier

Day 12

Follow the Windswept Coastline North to Pancake Rocks of Punakaiki

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Follow the Windswept Coastline North to Pancake Rocks of Punakaiki

Driving north, you'll pass through many small West Coast towns. Hari Hari is the township that Guy Menzies decided to land in as he became the first person to fly solo across the Tasman. The craft and gift stores in Hokitika are excellent with a great range of locally made items and if you want to explore further here then the Hokitika Gorge is worthy of a detour. Later on, you can delve into an ancient wonderland of stalactites, stalagmites and glowworms in the enormous Nile River Caves.

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    Accommodation

    Hydrangea Cottages3 star

    Note: We will endeavor to book the aforementioned hotels. If, however, we are unable to secure them due to circumstances out of our control, we will replace them with hotels of similar value and standard.
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    Activities

    PunakaikiOptional Activity

    Underworld Adventure's Glowworm Cave TourOptional Activity

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    Transportations

    Rental Car from Franz Josef Glacier to Punakaiki

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    Destinations

    Franz Josef Glacier

    Punakaiki

    Charleston

Day 13

Head Inland & Over the Otira Viaduct to Arthur's Pass National Park

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Head Inland & Over the Otira Viaduct to Arthur's Pass National Park

Today you’ll head south towards Greymouth, before turning onto State Highway 73 as you make your way to Arthur's Pass. Winding your way up and over the Southern Alps, this route takes you through some of the most spectacular scenery in the country - even in the rain when hundreds of waterfalls cascade down the bush-clad hillsides. Originally the road was used as a pass by the Maori as they made their seasonal passage to collect Greenstone in the West Coast mountains.

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    Accommodation

    Arthur's Pass Alpine Motel3 star

    Note: We will endeavor to book the aforementioned hotels. If, however, we are unable to secure them due to circumstances out of our control, we will replace them with hotels of similar value and standard.
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    Activities

    Arthur's PassOptional Activity

    Walks in Arthur's Pass National ParkOptional Activity

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    Transportations

    Rental Car from Punakaiki to Arthur's Pass National Park

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    Destinations

    Punakaiki

    Arthur's Pass

Day 14

Pass Through the North Canterbury Countryside to Kaikoura

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Pass Through the North Canterbury Countryside to Kaikoura

Travelling from the Southern Alps to the coast, this drive offers spectacular views of river valleys. You’ll travel through Castle Hill Scenic Reserve, dotted with remarkable rocky outcrops - popular for hiking. Descending on to the Canterbury Plains, you’ll travel through the rich farmland surrounding Christchurch before turning North. If you have plenty of time be sure to stop at Hanmer Springs for a soak in the hot mineral pools. The road hugs the coast for the final stretch of this drive.

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    Accommodation

    The White Morph4 star

    Note: We will endeavor to book the aforementioned hotels. If, however, we are unable to secure them due to circumstances out of our control, we will replace them with hotels of similar value and standard.
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    Activities

    Whale Watch KaikōuraOptional Activity

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    Transportations

    Rental Car from Arthur's Pass to Kaikoura

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    Destinations

    Arthur's Pass

    Kaikoura

Day 15

Drive the Coastal Road from Kaikouira to the Vineyards of Blenheim

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Drive the Coastal Road from Kaikouira to the Vineyards of Blenheim

Heading north from Kaikoura, you'll have many opportunities to view the native wildlife such as seabirds and New Zealand fur seals. One of the best seal-watching locations is Ohau Point. Crossing the dry hills of the Marlborough ranges, you'll head towards Marlborough, New Zealand's largest wine-producing region. Blenheim sits right at the heart of Marlborough and is ideally located to enjoy an afternoon sampling the local produce. A great way to do this is to take a guided wine tour.

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    Accommodation

    Bella Vista Motel Blenheim4 star

    Note: We will endeavor to book the aforementioned hotels. If, however, we are unable to secure them due to circumstances out of our control, we will replace them with hotels of similar value and standard.
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    Activities

    Sounds Connection Half-Day Wine TourOptional Activity

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    Transportations

    Rental Car from Kaikoura to Blenheim

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    Destinations

    Kaikoura

    Waihopai Valley

    Blenheim

Day 16

Travel the Beautiful Queen Charlotte Drive to Abel Tasman National Park

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Travel the Beautiful Queen Charlotte Drive to Abel Tasman National Park

Today, you'll take a short drive to the small port of Picton where the Interislander ferry connects with Wellington. A bustling seaside destination, Picton is well equipped with shops, cafes - and is also the starting point for the famous Queen Charlotte Walk. You’ll travel along Queen Charlotte Drive, traversing the length of the Marlborough Sounds coastline. Magnificent views are abundant - so be sure to make time to stop and enjoy the scenery as you go.

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    Accommodation

    Abel Tasman Ocean View Chalets3 star

    Note: We will endeavor to book the aforementioned hotels. If, however, we are unable to secure them due to circumstances out of our control, we will replace them with hotels of similar value and standard.
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    Activities

    Abel Tasman National ParkOptional Activity

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    Transportations

    Rental Car from Blenheim to Abel Tasman National Park

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    Destinations

    Blenheim

    Abel Tasman National Park

    Marahau

Day 17

Explore the Blue Waters & Spot the Seals of Abel Tasman National Park

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Explore the Blue Waters & Spot the Seals of Abel Tasman National Park

Abel Tasman National Park, known for its coastal hiking track, has an abundance of golden beaches, inlets and private lagoons. The park has a mild climate and is a special place to visit at any time of the year. Why not enjoy a scenic cruise through the Sounds or take a kayaking tour around its many sheltered bays? Relax to the melodious birdsong and get up close to some of the park’s many animal residents, including native bats, geckos, birds and marine mammals - fur seals and dolphins.

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    Accommodation

    Abel Tasman Ocean View Chalets3 star

    Note: We will endeavor to book the aforementioned hotels. If, however, we are unable to secure them due to circumstances out of our control, we will replace them with hotels of similar value and standard.
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    Activities

    Beaches, Bays and Seals Guided Sea Kayaking Trip including Picnic LunchOptional Activity

    Split Apple Kayak, Seals and Walk Day Trip including Picnic LunchOptional Activity

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    Destinations

    Marahau

    Abel Tasman National Park

Day 18

Pass Between Two National Parks from Abel Tasman to West Coast

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Pass Between Two National Parks from Abel Tasman to West Coast

Today, you'll travel along the Buller Gorge home to spectacular scenery. You'll head through the sleepy town of Murchison, a great place to stop for lunch then continue on to Inangahua, the first major town in the region. You’ll then come to Whites Creek - where New Zealand’s longest swing bridge is located. As you cross the river take in the magnificent views of the gorge before drive a short way further to arrive in Westport, the largest town the Northern West Coast.

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    Accommodation

    Buller Bridge Motels3 star

    Note: We will endeavor to book the aforementioned hotels. If, however, we are unable to secure them due to circumstances out of our control, we will replace them with hotels of similar value and standard.
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    Transportations

    Rental Car from Abel Tasman National Park to Westport

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    Destinations

    Marahau

    Westport

Day 19

Follow the Rugged Coastline South from Westport to Greymouth

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Follow the Rugged Coastline South from Westport to Greymouth

Today, you'll make the short drive to Greymouth. Cape Foulwind just south of Westport is home to a seal colony and the short walk provides some spectacular scenery. The spectacular West Coast coastline guides you to Paparoa National Park and to Punakaiki. Greymouth is the largest town on the coast and as such is the commercial centre. This charming town boasts almost every activity you can think of. Just south of Greymouth is Shantytown, a replica gold rush town with lots of great displays.

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    Accommodation

    Charles Court Motel Greymouth3 star

    Note: We will endeavor to book the aforementioned hotels. If, however, we are unable to secure them due to circumstances out of our control, we will replace them with hotels of similar value and standard.
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    Activities

    GreymouthOptional Activity

    Shantytown Heritage ParkOptional Activity

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    Transportations

    Rental Car from Westport to Greymouth

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    Destinations

    Westport

    Greymouth

Day 20

Cross the Southern Alps on the TranzAlpine Scenic Train

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Cross the Southern Alps on the TranzAlpine Scenic Train

This morning, you'll take in the sea views of Greymouth, the largest town on the West Coast, one last time before boarding the TranzAlpine Scenic Train, leaving your rental car behind. Considered one of the world's great train journeys, the TranzAlpine Scenic Train takes you from the west to the east coast. From the comfort of your carriage, you'll see lush beech forest, deep river valleys and the spectacular peaks of the Southern Alps.

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    Accommodation

    Bella Vista Motel and Apartments Christchurch4 star

    Note: We will endeavor to book the aforementioned hotels. If, however, we are unable to secure them due to circumstances out of our control, we will replace them with hotels of similar value and standard.
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    Activities

    TranzAlpine Scenic Train Greymouth to Christchurch

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    Transportations

    Private Driver from Christchurch to Christchurch

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    Meals

    Breakfast

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    Destinations

    Greymouth

    Christchurch

Day 21

Explore Christchurch & Departure

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Explore Christchurch & Departure

This morning, depending on your departure time, you'll have some time to explore Christchurch. When you're ready, a private transfer will collect you from your accommodation and transfer you to Christchurch Airport in time for your departing flight. We hope to see you for another New Zealand package next time!

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    Activities

    ChristchurchOptional Activity

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    Transportations

    Private Driver from Christchurch to Christchurch International Airport

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    Destinations

    Christchurch

Included in Price

  • 19 nights accommodation
  • 4 activities
  • 2 breakfasts, 1 lunch and 1 dinner
  • Airport transfer
  • Ground transportation

Not Included in Price

  • Alcohol beverages
  • Domestic flights
  • Entrance fees
  • Entry visas / airport departure tax
  • Gratuities
  • International flights
  • Laundry
  • Licensed English speaking guides
  • Personal expenses
  • Travel insurance
  • Trekking permits
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