There’s never been a better time to experience New Zealand. Whether it is on a New Zealand Tours or New Zealand Cruise we have many options for you.
Immerse yourself in a wilderness of majestic natural beauty with rugged mountains, primeval forests, vast plains, ancient sunken river valleys, and isolated inlets. New Zealand is a natural wonderland. Steep mountain peaks and glistening waterfalls plunge into deep glacier-carved fjords.
With an estimated 80,000 native species, New Zealand’s biodiversity is regarded as one of the richest on the planet. Hike through primeval forests, encounter New Zealand’s tallest tree fern mamaku, and walk amongst otherwordly tree-sized daisies. The flightless Kiwi Bird and nocturnal Kakapo are only found in New Zealand, as is the last surviving Tuataras roamed alongside dinosaurs over 220 million years ago. Thirteen of the world’s 18 penguin species have been recorded in New Zealand and its Subantarctic Islands.
From golden sands to smooth pebbles and the iconic black sands of Karekare Beach, New Zealand is a haven for idyllic beaches.
New Zealand ranks as one of the happiest countries in the world. The Global Peace Index rates New Zealand as the second safest country in the world, right after Iceland. Kiwis are some of the friendliest and laid-back people you’ll meet. The general vibe in New Zealand is relaxed and informal, making it an ideal holiday destination.
Few places in the world have made an effort to preserve and honor their indigenous culture. Experience a thrilling welcome, making your spirits soar, and earn about the Maori history, culture and heritage. Admire traditional Maori carvers and weavers as they share and demonstrate their partisanship.
What started with a planting of grapevines and one winemaker in the Bay of Islands in 1819 has evolved into over 700 vineyards across ten wine regions and international success. As a result, New Zealand produces an impressive variety of remarkable vintages. Visit the world-renowned wineries and sample New Zealand’s award-winning wines.
New Zealand’s towns and cities have fascinating histories and personalities. Grab a French pastry and follow Akoroa’s harbor to the historic lighthouse. In Gisborne, the first city to see dawn each day, enjoy a front-row seat to the sun’s ascent over the horizon. Queenstown is famous as the Southern Hemisphere’s adventure capital.
Wellington is the world’s southernmost capital and New Zealand’s culinary and creative hub. The city balances beautiful architecture and an eclectic vibe with many art galleries, museums, music events and festivals. Over 400 cafes and restaurants offer an endless range of options for foodies and coffee connoisseurs alike.
Are you wondering what the weather is like? October is a great time to travel to and around New Zealand. September to November is spring, so the weather is often warm, and the most popular places aren’t especially crowded. Summer is December to February, Winter is June to August and Autumn is March to May.
