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1. Auckland City Highlights Half Day Tour
2. Milford Sound Coach and Cruise from Queenstown with Buffet Lunch
3. Garden and City tour
4. Water Taxi and Shuttle to Larnach Castle
5. Half Day Martinborough Winery Tour from Wellington
6. Half Day Guided Walking Tour on Banks Peninsula
7. Cruise Dunedin City and Castle Tour
8. Far North New Zealand Tour Including 90 Mile Beach and Cape Reinga from Paihia
9. The Classic: our most popular electric bike tour of Auckland's Highlights
10. From Cave to Coast Wellington Highlights Tour
11. Shore Excursion: Scenic Rafting from Napier
12. 6hr Rotorua Geothermal Wonderland Tour - Departs Tauranga
13. Whakarewarewa Village Guided Tour
14. Waitomo Glowworm Cave Experience - Small Group Tour from Auckland
15. Cathedral Cove Coast and Cave Activity
16. 5 hour Wellington City Heights Shared tour
17. 2-Hour Tauranga & Mount Maunganui City & Scenic Local Tour
18. Larnach Castle Tour & Wildlife Cruise (Dunedin Shore Excursion)
19. Bay of Islands Tall Ship Sailing on R. Tucker Thompson Including BBQ Lunch
20. Waitangi Treaty Grounds: Combo Pass (Hāngi + Concert + Admission)
21. Tauranga Tour - Rotorua Hell's Gate Geothermal Park & Mud Spa
22. Private City Heights Wellington 5 hour tour
23. Kawiti Glow Worm Cave Tour & Opua Forest Walk
24. Heritage City and Larnach Castle Van tour with Historian Guide
25. Whaka Trails and Maori Village Combo Tour
26. Full Day Tour of Wellington
27. Arrowtown and Wanaka Highlights Tour from Queenstown
28. Shore Excursion: 4-Hour Discover Hawkes Bay and Napier Tour
29. Shore Excursion: Small group Napier Art Deco & Wine & Beer taste
30. Half-Day Cruise in Marlborough Sounds from Picton
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The Subantarctic Islands are tiny havens for some of the most abundant and unique wildlife on the planet. They lie in the cool temperate or Subantarctic Zone to the south and east of New Zealand in the great southern ocean that encircles Antarctica. This is a windswept and at times forbidding swath of sea, surprising in its fecundity.
The Subantarctic Islands are comprised of six groups: the Bounty Islands , the Antipodes , the Snares , the Auckland Islands , Campbell Island and Macquarie Island . Flora and fauna are densely concentrated in the Subantarctic Islands: the number of indigenous plants and seabirds found in the Subantarctic Islands is far greater than that found on similar groups in the South Atlantic and Indian Oceans.
It is little wonder that these islands of the Subantarctic are all Nature Reserves and World Heritage sites. As such, the New Zealand and Australian Governments that administer them afford the Subantarctic Islands the highest protection. Tourism is allowed, but only under special license, and numbers are restricted to minimise impact and to ensure a world class wilderness and wildlife experience. The Subantarctic Islands not only play an important role in the Southern Ocean ecosystem - they also have a rich human history. From their discovery 200 years ago, they were exposed to an era of exploitation. In time we began to understand their true worth and treasure them for their intrinsic value as wild and beautiful places. Visiting them is a pleasure and a privilege. You will not be disappointed.
Birding Down Under is our most comprehensive exploration of the Subantarctic Islands. This 18 day expedition explores seven different island groups including the remote Antipodes, Bounty and Chatham Islands. Our Galapagos of the Southern Ocean voyage encompassing the New Zealand Subantarctic Islands as well as wildlife rich Macquarie Island , is so popular that we now run two voyages per season.
Our eight day Forgotten Islands of the South Pacific voyage takes you to a part of New Zealand that few have been privileged enough to visit. On Beyond Fiordland: New Zealand's Wildest Islands we explore Fiordland, Stewart and Ulva Islands and the Subantarctics as we journey back to where the Heritage Expeditions story began more than 35 years ago.
Every expedition aims at maximising the opportunities for all participants, regardless of your interest, with quality time ashore with experienced guides who know the islands and the wildlife well. We also include the Subantarctic Islands on our Antarctic Expeditions .
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Beyond fiordland: new zealand's wildest islands 20% off selected departures.
Explore New Zealand's Subantarctic Auckland, Snares and Campbell Islands along with the untamed wilderness of Fiordland's ice-carved mountains, forests and fiords. Encounter threatened native species flourishing on Stewart Island's Ulva Island on this iconic, 12-day expedition cruise of remote New Zealand.
28 Dec 2024
Birding Down Under: Subantarctic and Chatham Islands
Discover the 'Albatross Latitudes and explore the most remote Subantarctic islands including Snares, Bounty, Antipodes, Auckland, Campbell, Macquarie & Chatham Islands on this comprehensive 17-day expedition perfect for those interested in birds, history, wildlife.
Forgotten Islands of the South Pacific: Subantarctic Islands
Campbell Island, Auckland Islands & the Snares Islands, these UNESCO World Heritage Sites are some of the most wildlife rich islands. This voyage is timed to coincide with the flowering of the megaherbs which paint the landscape vivid colours.
Galapagos of the Southern Ocean: New Zealand and Australia's Subantarctic Islands
Explore wildlife rich Macquarie Island as well as Campbell, Auckland Islands and the Snares. These UNESCO World Heritage Sites are home to a vast array of albatross, penguins, petrels, elephant seals and more.
22 Nov 2024, 18 Dec 2024
Unseen Fiordland and Stewart Island: Exploring New Zealand's Remote Backyard
Discover the time-forgot rawness of wildlife-rich Stewart Island/Rakiura and primordial majesty of Fiordland where clouds scud the ragged peaks of glacier-cleaved mountains streaked with waterfalls only accessible by expedition ship, and the rare opportunity to combine both of these remarkable destinations on one, 6-day voyage.
Unseen Fiordland, Stewart Island and The Snares: Exploring New Zealand's Remote Backyard
Explore New Zealand's remote southern backyard, Discover the time-forgot rawness of wildlife-rich Stewart Island/Rakiura, Zodiac cruise the rocky, inhospitable coast of The Snares and experience the primordial majesty of Fiordland on this unforgettable 8-day expedition cruise.
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Explore the Queenstown and Central Otago gold mining history on a heritage tour.
Venture off road or into the bush to learn about the region's gold mining and farming history. Explore Skipper's Canyon, old farm homesteads and historic gold mining villages like Macetown and Arrowtown for a peek into early settler life. There are also numerous heritage walks to be had in and around Queenstown, exploring the unforgettable natural scenery that forms the backbone to this region's fascinating history.
Unforgettable Skippers Canyon
One of Queenstown's Original Stories
The Story of Skippers Canyon began over 100 years ago - and it's still counting.
It's about new beginnings, about building and re-building of homes and lives. It's about families - Men, Women and Children of Queenstown. It's about Gold and other Riches. It's about Adventures and dealing with Nature. It's about surviving and about change. It is about People - about us, New Zealanders. And it's a Story we have been sharing for more than 20 years now. When can we share it with you?
Our Unforgettable and Award-Winning Tour
An excursion into Skippers Canyon, the backcountry of Queenstown is certainly worth your time: landscapes that are only accessible in Skippers Canyon, historic remains at every corner, a familiar atmosphere in a comfortable 4WD minibus and of course your interaction with our Driver/Guide who will explain this goldmining area and stop on your demand will create a truly unforgettable experience.
Unforgettable Skippers Canyon Tour
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Departs Daily at 8.30am and 1.30pm. Winter Operation is limited.
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Skippers Canyon - Your own backyard.
Uniquely New Zealand - Simply Skippers Canyon
A visit to Skippers Canyon is one of the best tours to do in Queenstown. You will visit Queenstown’s backcountry and gain an insight into the wonderland of Skippers Canyon. World famous for the gold rush, it is steep in history and offers a goldmine of photo opportunities for you to encounter. During 4 hours, embark on this true kiwi experience. You travel in comfortable 4WD minibuses, forward-faced and equipped with big viewing windows; you can’t miss the spectacular grandeur of Skippers Canyon. We will invite you to step out of the minibus quite frequently. If you choose to do this, you will have all the time you need to take timeless pictures of the breathtaking landscapes. One of the highlights on this tour is the outdoor picnic. While you connect to Skippers Canyon’s historic past by strolling through the restored Skippers Schoolhouse we prepare some refreshments: coffee or tea accompanied by some sweet biscuits make this tour in Queenstown truly unforgettable.
Queenstown's most Remote Place
Enjoy all that this breathtaking area has to offer: stunning scenery, peace and quiet and an exciting history. Located in Queenstown's backcountry, Skippers Canyon is one of New Zealand's best kept secrets. You will travel on Skippers Canyon Road alongside the Shotover River at a leisurely pace. Built between 1883 and 1890 in four sections, the historic road was considered an engineering feat in its day. Our mature Driver/Guides stop for photos when ever you want and explain this former goldmining area. It is your choice to experience this living history by walking short distances and get in touch with Queenstown's very heritage. One of the highlights of your tour will be the crossing of Skippers Canyon Bridge. The bridge is 100m long and suspended 90m above the Shotover River by its original 14 wire ropes. You will then safely reach Skippers Point in the Mount Aurum Conservation Area and enjoy a lovely morning tea; we are in fact frequently told that this outdoor cuppa adds a unique touch of class to this remote place.
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Arthur’s pass 4 km (2.9 mi) 3-4 hours hiking.
This morning you'll meet with your tour leader and group in Christchurch for introductions and a brief orientation before heading up into the Canterbury high-country. Your journey takes you across the Canterbury Plains and through the Waimakariri Gorge and her stunning viaducts before breaking out into the wide expanses of Arthur's Pass and the majestic Southern Alps - the 'back bone' of the South Island.
We’ll dust off any cobwebs with a refreshing but relaxed hike in beautiful Arthur’s Pass National Park, before continuing to the remote West Coast where we’ll stop in Punakaiki , home of the aptly named Pancake Rocks. After a delicious meal, you’ll spend the night in comfortable accommodation with the sound of crashing waves lulling you to sleep.
Meals: Lunch, Dinner
Accommodation Punakaiki - 2 nights
Nile River Glowworm Caves 2.5 Hours Hiking
Welcome to Paparoa National Park
We spend this day discovering Paparoa National Park, one of the most untouched and undiscovered parts of our country. Explore the limestone landforms, deep river canyons, mountain ridges, sinkholes and caves inside a thick lush cover of Gondwanaland rainforest!
Underworld Glowworm Walk
Hiking through the forest trail towards the cave entrance generally takes 30-40 minutes with a short climb right at the end. Whilst inside the cave we'll walk at a slow pace on mostly flat ground as we take our time to take in the surroundings. The Nile River Cave is untouched by man and is completely in its natural state only discovered recently. You'll be able to view thousands of glowworms above you with the option of gearing up in wetsuits to float on a small inflatable raft inside the cave or to stay dry and walk further into the cave with your guide.
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Okarito Lagoon Kayak and the Wild West Coast
Our journey of discovery continues down the West Coast of the South Island - known as the 'Wild West Coast' for good reason. We leave the sandy beaches of Punakaiki behind as much more rugged coastline unfolds before our eyes, all the while with the omnipresent Southern Alps visible inland to the east. Our destination today is glacier country, the two most accessible of the Southern Alps glaciers, Fox and Franz Joseph are the draw card in this part of the country which we will explore fully tomorrow.
Guided Sea Kayak on Okarito Lagoon
But for us our visit to Westland begins with something of a slightly different flavour - a guided kayak experience on Okarito lagoon. Okarito is a tiny settlement of around 30 people, very much a sleepy hollow - which makes it the perfect spot to launch on our activity into this serene setting for the day. We will be in the company of our friends and expert local nature guides - expect nothing other than a typical relaxed and friendly West Coast greeting. Okarito is the largest coastal lagoon in New Zealand and a breeding ground for many different kinds of water dwelling birds - including the rare Kotoku (White Heron), which we will keep our eyes out for as it is always a pleasure to see their grace and beauty. Your guide's knowledge and experience in the area add a whole new level of learning to the day as they happily share their vast knowledge of the history and conservation projects of the area. Meals: Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner Accommodation Okarito - 1 night
Glacier Country & Mt Aspiring National Park
Keep your camera handy today to capture the picture-perfect views of Lake Matheson and Franz Josef Glacier’s terminal face, as we enjoy our morning hike together in Glacier Country. We then continue along the West Coast to our third National Park of the trip, Mount Aspiring. You’ll sleep soundly tonight in the relaxed lakeside town of Wanaka.
Franz Josef Glacier
At 12 kilometres (7.4 miles) in length, Franz Josef Glacier is the largest and most accessible of the West Coast glaciers. The terminal valley itself is a testament to the sheer force of nature. The valleys and lakes around the Franz Josef township are remnants of the ice age and provide some excellent hiking trails for us today. We’ll hike to terminal face of Franz Josef Glacier, as well as stretching our legs on the Lake Matheson track. The reflections in the water of our highest peak Aoraki/Mount Cook are outstanding! For those who want to set foot on the ice, you have the option to take a heli hike up to the glacier itself.
The Haast Pass, Mount Aspiring National Park and the Wanaka Lakes
As we make our way down the coast and inland, the stunning views continue. Once over the Haast Pass, the landscape changes dramatically as we head into the mountains. Linking the West Coast to Central Otago, this pass was used by early Maori on Pounamu (jade) gathering expeditions. We follow the Haast River into Mount Aspiring National Park and the Wanaka Lakes area to continue our luxury walking tour of New Zealand.
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner Accommodation Wanaka - 1 night
Situated on the lake shores, a stroll across the lawn will have you gazing across Lake Wanaka to the spectacular Southern Alps. Choose between one bedroom suites, studios and two bedroom apartments. Savour the lakeside atmosphere while you are treated to a fresh and contemporary menu in Sargoods Restaurant and Wineglass Cafe.
Mou Waho Island Hiking 5km (3,2 MI) /2,5 Hours Hiking
Lake Wanaka Cruise & Island Wildlife Walk
The picture postcard scenery of Lake Wanaka is our stage today, this morning we're heading out onto the lake with a short cruise to one of five small islands on the lake and a very special place indeed - Mou Waho Island. With a history of boat building, Mou Waho is now a predator free bird sanctuary, home to endangered native species including the comically curious Weka. Your guide today is a local conservation stalwart and he will enlighten us all on the efforts going in to protect our native species on our hiking / nature walk. Aside from the insights into conservation and ecology, the views from the top of the island will make your photo highlights reel for sure - from the high point of the island looking north there is no evidence of human habitation as far as the eye can see.
The small lake on top of Mou Waho island is one of those places you'll remember forever - where else in the world can you see an island in a lake, on an island in a lake, on an island in the ocean? Don't worry, it will all make sense once you are there!
The Cardrona Valley and Queenstown
Our afternoon drive takes us through the Cardrona Valley and over the Crown Range, down into the Wakatipu Basin. Prepare to be wowed as we wind our way down the mountain road and towards the bustling hub of Queenstown on the shores of Lake Wakatipu.
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner
Accommodation Queenstown - 3 nights
The Routeburn Track 16km (9,2mi) 6-7 Hours Hiking
NZ'S BEST DAY HIKE
Lake Wakatipu
There are so many great walking tracks in New Zealand and today we're heading to one of our favourites - the Routeburn Track. Before we start our hike though, we take journey to the northern tip of Lake Wakatipu on one of the most memorable roads you will ever travel - you could be forgiven for thinking this is middle earth as this particular view appeared in the earlier Lord of the Rings films many times.
Routeburn Track Hiking
One of New Zealand's 'Great Walks', and a must on the New Zealand World Heritage Walking adventure is the Routeburn Track and it should be on everyone's hiking bucket list - our walk follows the emerald green waters of the Routeburn river through some of the best Beech Forest in the country, four to five hundred year old red beech trees just 20 minutes into our hike. This was the proposed route of a wagon trail to carry gold over, the walking track is in great condition but it's hard to imagine having much fun in horse drawn stagecoaches in the 1860s! We follow the river past stunning mini gorges into the alpine sanctuary of Routeburn Flats, where we leave the forest to reveal the mountain panorama. Relax and enjoy the peace and solitude of Flats or take on the challenge of the climb to Routeburn Falls - it's your choice. Views from the top make it worth the effort! Meals: Breakfast and Lunch
Explore Queenstown
So many people’s favourite place during their visit to New Zealand, Queenstown offers a world of possibilities. Known for so long for adventure activities, in recent years a whole range of more leisurely pursuits have been added to the menu.
You’ll have the whole day available to take in the scenery, enjoy local walks, shopping, pamper yourself or try one of the many activities on offer. Your guide knows Queenstown really well and will be available to help you find just the right thing to make your day special.
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Meals: Breakfast
Fiordland Experience: helicopter to Martins Bay, jetboat and explore Long Reef
Today is the day that you’ll forevermore recall the moment someone mentions New Zealand. Moody and dramatic, Milford Sound is simply stunning and offers what is surely the most spectacular fiord scenery in the southern hemisphere. We’ll start our morning with an extraordinary drive through diverse landscapes with incredible views.
The Eglington Valley, our first glimpse of the Hollyford , the Divide and the Homer Tunnel are just some of the highlights on this journey. You'll get a chance to explore the Milford Sound foreshore before we are whisked away in a helicopter to Martins Bay.
Helicopter ride to Martins Lodge, jetboat and explore Long Reef seal colony
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner Accommodation Martins Bay Lodge - 1 night
Hollyford Track and return to Te Anau
Regarded by many as New Zealand’s most beautiful wilderness valley, this is the perfect setting for another incredible walking experience. Our Fiordland Experience continues today with a jetboat across Lake McKerrow and up the Hollyford River before your expert Hollyford guide leads you off on your day’s hiking through the World Heritage beauty of the Hollyford Track.
Hiking on the Hollyford Track
The Hollyford Track is the only major track in Fiordland that is consistently at a low altitude, undulating gently through native forests, beside picturesque lakes and roaring waterfalls as we shadow the swift, clear waters of the Hollyford River. Naturally spectacular, this valley has an unparalleled diversity of vegetation and wildlife with 1,000-year-old giant rimu trees, ancient beech forest, intricate ferns, crimson southern rata, and emerald mosses and lichens of the under-story. Our private Hollyford Expert on hand to point out each precious piece of nature completely enriches the experience.
We’ll spend the day walking out of the valley along the beautiful Hollyford Track. This evening, we’ll return to civilisation, spending the night in Te Anau.
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner Accommodation: Te Anau - 2 nights
Jetboat & Hollyford Track Hiking 17km (10,9 MI) 5-6 Hours Hiking
Doubtful sound cruise.
Doubtful Sound is known as Patea to the Maori people - meaning ‘place of silence’. On your nature cruise of the fiord, you'll find silence amongst a dramatic landscape with echoing birdsong or cascading waterfalls the only sound to break the stillness. With no road to the fiord, the experience of getting to Doubtful Sound is an adventure in itself. We'll firstly board a boat to cruise across the peaceful Lake Manapouri before crossing Wilmot Pass and descending into Doubtful Sound where we'll take our nature cruise. This is your chance to learn more about the unique Fiordland environment from your Doubtful Sound nature guide on board while enjoying the sights, sounds and wildlife of the fiord. This evening we'll retire to our hotel for some delicious kai (the Maori word for food) and a well-earned rest.
Gibbston Valley Winery & Mount Cook National Park
After a relaxed start this morning, we'll make our way to the gorgeous mountain setting of Gibbston Valley, where we'll enjoy a selection of locally-produced wines and a leisurely lunch. This afternoon we’ll journey to the heart of the Southern Alps, Aoraki/Mount Cook National Park, an area of vast snow-covered mountains and glacier-fed lakes. We’ll then stay the night in our most famous mountain hotel, the Hermitage at Mount Cook.
Aoraki/Mount Cook National Park
This National Park is truly a jewel in New Zealand’s crown. Named in honour of our highest peak, the majestic mountains tower above bright turquoise lakes surrounded by vast fields of golden tussock. With a settlement population of less than 100 people and building restrictions enforced, Aoraki/Mount Cook offers not only a feast for the eyes, but a rare tranquillity that soothes the soul.
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner Accommodation Mt. Cook - 2 nights
A stunning destination surrounded by the silent splendor of the Southern Alps and with spectacular views of Aoraki/Mount Cook and the surrounding National Park World Heritage area. There is a selection of properties within the Terrace Road campus from Hotel to Chalet and Mountainview Motels - all budgets and standards can be catered for.
Mt Cook National Park 8km (4,2 Mi) /4 Hours Hiking
The last full day on your New Zealand luxury walking tour will be one of the most unforgettable. Home to not only our highest and most sacred mountain, Aoraki/Mount Cook National Park boasts a further 19 peaks topping over 3000 metres. After a scenic glacier boat tour this morning, options this afternoon include hiking, exploring the village or a glacier heli-hike for truly mind-blowing views. Whichever option you choose you won’t be disappointed. After a full day of activities, we’ll meet up and return to the Hermitage Hotel for our final dinner together and a chance to trade stories from the day. Your last night of the trip will be a memorable evening as you look back on your adventure and the places you’ve travelled.
Glacier boat and Hiking in Aoraki/Mt Cook National Park
Meals: Breakfast and Dinner
The Last Day - Lake Tekapo, Mackenzie Country and Canterbury Plains
Our last day today, we’ll take our time to enjoy Lake Tekapo , the Mackenzie country and the Canterbury Plains before heading into Christchurch for afternoon drop offs at the airport or your city accommodation. Christchurch has been hit in the last few years with devastating earthquakes and was one of our bases for many years, any support you can offer to our city will be much appreciated. Safe Travels! Meals: Breakfast and Lunch
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Highlights of the World Heritage
1: Walk in Arthurs Pass National Park Walk one of New Zealand’s best short hikes to a thundering 131m waterfall.
2: Paparoa National Park Set foot on one of the newest of our Great Walks, the Paparoa Track, with its ancient forests and gold-mining history.
3: Franz Josef Glacier Head through the rainforest to see the terminal face of this stunning glacier and its valley.
4: Mou Waho Island Eco Sanctuary Cruise over the clear waters of Lake Wanaka to a predator-free island, home to precious rare birds.
5: Queenstown and the Routeburn Track Experience one of the world’s most magnificent trails before heading to Queenstown, the adventure capital of New Zealand.
6: Fiordland Experience Helicopter through Milford Sound to Martins Bay Lodge, sleep in a wilderness lodge, and walk on the Hollyford Track.
7: Doubtful Sound Spend the morning surrounded by waterfalls on your Doubtful Sound cruise.
8: Aoraki / Mt Cook National Park Cruise to the face of the Tasman Glacier to gaze in awe at its 500-year-old ice crystals.
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• Daily hearty breakfast • Fresh packed lunch on hike days • Lunch in the best little cafes or restaurants • Snacks • Nearly all dinners
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World Heritage - 20th February 2024
On our World Heritage luxury tour, John, Sandie, Bruce, Bill, Kathleen, Carol, Lynne, Jack, Karen, Susan, Mary, Tom, Narelle and Mary Ellen team up with Super-Guide Georgia for a trip to remember! We explore the very best of New Zealand in comfort and style from the Jurassic Park like landscape of Paparoa National Park to the world renowned reflective Lake Matheson. Join us for a trip of lifetime with the locals at New Zealand Trails.
On day one, we explore Arthur's Pass National Park.
Castle Hill Rocks.
Castle Hill is home to limestone rock battlements of Kura Tawhiti.
Fiordland National Park is one of the largest National Parks in the world.
Jack and Karen.
New Zealand's West Coast.
Exploring Paporoa National Park.
Limestone and eons of time are responsible for most of Paparoa National Park’s impressive landscape.
Super-guide Georgia with John, Sandie, Bruce, Bill, Kathleen, Carol, Lynne, Jack, Karen, Susan, Mary, Tom and Narelle.
John, Sandie, Bruce, Bill, Kathleen, Carol, Lynne, Jack, Karen, Susan, Mary, Tom and Narelle.
Sandie and John.
Tom and Susan.
On day three, we kayak on the Okarito Lagoon.
Ready to embark on the calm and tranquil waters.
Kayak is undoubtedly the most peaceful way to enjoy this spectacular coastal wetland.
Mary, Carol and Karen.
Narelle exploring Otago's finest vineyards.
Glass like reflections.
New Zealand is home to an abundance of magnificent Lakes.
Narelle, Lynne, Mary, Carol and Karen.
Lake Matheson is famous for its beautiful reflections of Mount Cook and Mount Tasman.
We meander through native forest alongside the world renowned Lake Matheson.
Lake Matheson is known as one of the most magnificent mirror lakes in the world.
Mount Cook and Mount Tasman framed in the background.
Carol at Lake Matheson.
Lake Matheson formed around 14,000 years ago.
Our local guide Georgia.
Thunder Creek Falls.
Narelle Admiring views of Lake Wakatipu.
Kathleen, Tom and Mary.
Bill and Kathleen.
Karen on the Rocky Mountain and Diamond Lake Track.
Rocky Mountain Track offers magnificent views of Lake Wanaka and the surrounding peaks.
We love spotting local wildlife on our adventure tours.
We hike the famous Routeburn Track.
The Routeburn Track is one of New Zealand's Great Walks.
What a perfect spot for a picnic, Routeburn Flats.
Making our way along the world renowned Routeburn Track.
Routeburn Flats.
The track meanders alongside the clear waters of the river and down into the meadows of Routeburn Flats.
Exploring in Fiordland National Park.
Magnificent spot for a picnic.
Lynne, Karen and Jack.
Ready to embark on the Hollyford Track.
Tom, Lynne, Mary, Jack, Karen, Carol, Bill and Kathleen.
Fly Agarics.
Aoraki/Mt Cook National Park.
Mount Cook National Park is home to New Zealand's highest peak Aoraki.
The sunsetting over Aoraki/Mt Cook National Park is a sight you don't want to miss!
A rainbow adds a burst of colour to Mount Cook National Park.
The Hooker Valley Track is a 5km out and back track that leads to Hooker Lake and the base of Aoraki/Mt Cook.
Some of New Zealand’s best alpine hikes are found here.
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Mou Waho Island, Lake Wanaka
Helicopter flight over Milford Sound
Hike the Hollyford Track
Cruise on Doubtful Sound
Hike in Aoraki/Mt Cook National Park
Explore Doubtful Sound
Hike Mt John with views over Lake Tekapo
Our World Heritage Walking Tour showcases the finest our beautiful country has to offer, including the Great Walks and breathtakingly beautiful UNESCO World Heritage areas.
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Our World Heritage Walking Tour is a 13-day all-inclusive, fully-guided luxury walking tour of New Zealand's South Island. Reconnect with nature as you explore beautiful UNESCO World Heritage areas and walk at a relaxed pace on our great walks. Share "only in New Zealand" experiences with a small group of like-minded visitors. Includes local guides, accommodation, meals, helicopter transfers and all activities. Perfect if you are looking for a richer walking experience. This limited-edition trip offers you exclusive access to New Zealand's wilderness and the opportunity to develop a deeper knowledge of New Zealand’s history and culture.
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Te Tai Tokerau | Northland
14 Parnell Street Rawene 0470
List No. 73
246 Kerikeri Road Kerikeri 0230
Kemp House: List No. 2
Stone Store: List No. 5
107 Motukiore Road Horeke 0475
List No. 75
5 The Strand On the waterfront Russell 0202
441 Tinopai Road Tinopai 0593
344 Te Ahu Ahu Road Waimate North 0472
Edmonds Road Kerikeri Inlet Kerikeri
Kaipara North Head Pouto 0391
Tāmaki Makaurau | Auckland
100 Mt Albert Road Mt Albert, Auckland 1025
List No. 26
40 Gillies Avenue Newmarket, Auckland 1023
List No. 18
14 Ayr Street Parnell, Auckland 1052
List No. 15
40-44 Tamaki Drive Mission Bay Auckland
Te puku o te ika a Māui | Central North Island
906 Carrington Road New Plymouth 4371
List No. 144
Te Ponanga Saddle Road Otukou 3382
Corner of Brown and Cochrane Streets Thames 3500
List No. 132
Napier-Taupo Highway
Te Moehau Road Moawhango
Bellot Street Pirongia 3802
State Highway 47 (26kms southwest of Tūrangi) Tongariro
Te Whanganui-a-Tara | Wellington
63 Boulcott Street Wellington 6011
List No. 208
55 Lambton Quay Wellington 6011
List No. 37
34 Mulgrave Street Pipitea Wellington 6011
List No. 38
Pencarrow Head 8km from Eastbourne Wellington 5013
List No. 34
Blockhouse Lane, off McHardie Street Trentham Upper Hutt 5018
List No. 207
90 Salamanca Road Kelburn Wellington
25-27 Bowen Street Wellington Central – Pipitea Wellington
Te Tau Ihu o te Waka a Māui | Northern South Island
Opouri Road Carluke Rai Valley
Waitaha | Canterbury
62 Avoca Street Kaikōura 7300
List No. 238
83 Clyde Road Ilam Christchurch 8041
List No. 9325
2 Reserve Terrace Lyttelton Christchurch 8082
Originally List No. 43
411 Pleasant Point Highway Levels
215-275 Frenchmans Gully Road Maungati
27 State Highway 82 Hakataramea Highway (Waimate-Kurow) Te Waimate Station Waimate
Cotons Road Hororata
Moa Road Maungati 7972
Te Tai Poutini | West Coast
14 Sewell Street Hokitika
Ōtākou | Otago
State Highway 1 1017 Alma-Maheno Highway Maheno Ōamaru 9492
List No. 346
39 Hayes Road, Oturehua Otago 9387
List No. 330
Private road - Matanaka Drive, off Edinburgh Street, Waikouaiti
List No. 7787
53 Swindon Street Ophir Otago 9393
List No. 341
State Highway 1 565 Alma-Maheno Highway 8km south of Ōamaru Ōamaru 9492
List No. 7066
Murihiku | Southland
32 Kelvin Street Invercargill
Located on the waterfront in romantic Russell, Pompallier Mission and Printery is just a short stroll from the town’s historic churches and world class catering outlets.
Pompallier’s Garden of Significance provides the ideal setting for your wedding ceremony, while the distinctive French architecture makes a beautiful backdrop for your ceremony. Our heritage orchard and parkland hillside offer numerous options to capture lifelong memories.
Alberton is one of Auckland's most popular heritage venues for garden weddings and wedding photography. It is ideal for corporate cocktail parties, outdoor concerts, birthday parties, wedding anniversaries and as a meeting venue for companies and non-profit organisations.
Alberton caters for a wide range of activities from six people in a formal dining room or meeting setting, to a picnic venue for small groups out in the garden.
This lovely historic place provides an inspiring location for filming and photography.
You can contact us on (09) 846 7367 or through the email link below.
- up to 100 people for an outdoor wedding
- up to 70 people for a seated meal
Meetings and corporate functions
- up to 70 delegates theatre style and 40 seated boardroom style
Highwic is one of New Zealand’s finest examples of Carpenter Gothic architecture and provides a spectacular heritage setting for your next event. Whether you are planning a wedding, corporate event, celebration of life, or meeting, Highwic is the perfect venue for your upcoming function. Highwic offers many unique and charming spaces such as the 1880s Drawing Room, the Billiard House as well as award-winning heritage gardens.
Highwic is also available for commercial filming and photography, as well as wedding/special occasion professional photography. Large wood panelled rooms offer opportunities for a period setting or can be dressed for a more contemporary look. While the expansive grounds with winding paths, award-winning heritage gardens and fernery all provide a picture-perfect backdrop.
Weddings and functions:
- up to 60 people for a formal dinner
- up to 90 people for a cocktail reception
- marquee space for up to 100 people
- onsite parking for up to 20 cars
- up to 40 people theatre-style
- up to 40 people at round tables
Welcoming, elegant and tranquil, Old St Paul’s is the ideal venue for your cultural event or celebration.
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Old St Paul’s is a serene, peaceful and special place to celebrate the life of your loved one. The church is non-denominational, offering flexibility in the ways you can honour your family member.
Christenings
Old St Paul’s is a consecrated, non-denominational church, ideal for a religious christening or a naming ceremony. Especially fitting is the beautiful stone baptismal font.
Concerts and performances
- seating for up to 460 people
- grand piano or pipe organ
- bar license
- staging options
- audio visual system
Please note: Antrim House is currently unavailable due to restoration work.
Situated back from the street and removed from downtown bustle, Antrim House provides a peaceful setting for meetings and private functions during normal business hours.
- seats up to 16 guests for boardroom meetings
- up to 40 for theatre-style meetings
- electronic whiteboard
We work closely with a number of very experienced and professional catering companies who are familiar with the facilities available at Antrim House.
Te Whare Waiutuutu Kate Sheppard House offers a breath-taking backdrop for any special function or event. Our spaces range from landscaped gardens, historic verandas, large reception rooms and exclusive garden marquees.
The house has an idyllic garden setting perfect for wedding ceremonies, family occasions, private parties or corporate functions.
For more information, call us on +64 3 341 1360 or email us through the link below.
The Cedar Room
- table seating for 6-8 people
- dinner reception for 6-8 people
The Camellia Room
- up to 55 people theatre style
The Peasgood Room
- up to 12 people boardroom style
- up to 15 on three round tables
- up to 28 for standing reception
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