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You start your trip in Auckland, the ‘City of Sails’.

After breakfast you pick up your rental car and travel the Pacific Coast Highway around the Coromandel region. You spend the night in Whitianga.

You travel south, stopping at Cathedral Cove. Well worth the 40-minute strenuous walk to reach it, this is a natural rock cave located in one of New Zealand’s beautiful marine reserves.

You continue along the coast to Rotorua. Before you even reach the city you will be able to smell the sulfur and see hot pools along the side of the road. In the evening you will have the opportunity to learn about Maori culture and attend a spectacular Maori show in the Tamaki Maori Village. This is followed by a traditional Maori feast.

You spend the morning in Rotorua visiting the hot pools and geysers at The Puia. You will also have the chance to visit a bird house and see a kiwi. You continue your journey south, travelling alongside beautiful Lake Taupo and through spectacular scenery. One of the highlights is a view of Mount Ruapehu, the highest peak on the North Island, which stands nearly 2797 m (9175 feet) tall.

Your destination is Napier, which was almost entirely rebuilt in the Art Deco style after the 1931 earthquake. You will be able to visit museums, art galleries, and a kiwi house if you wish. You spend the night in an original Art Deco hotel near the beach.

You continue your journey to Wellington, the capital of New Zealand, passing through more spectacular scenery.

Before you leave the North Island you visit Te Papa, the national museum of New Zealand.

In the afternoon you leave for the South Island, travelling to Picton on the Interislander ferry.

There is plenty of opportunity to take pictures on the journey, especially as you pass through the beautiful Marlborough Sounds. Once on the South Island you travel around the Tasman Bay to Nelson. Nelson and its surrounding region receive more hours of sunshine than any other city in New Zealand.

Day 7 is a rest day. You are free to go sightseeing in Nelson, take a trip to the Abel Tasman National Park or Cape Farewell, or just to relax.

Your trip takes you south along the Buller Gorge Road to Westport, where you meet the Tasman Sea and there are beaches crowded with sea lions. You cross Cape Foulwind and

head south again to Pancake Rocks, where you get a close-up view of blowholes created by the sea. You spend the night in Greymouth.

You continue south through the old gold mining town of Ross. The scenery is breathtaking, with the Tasman Sea on the right and mountains and lush green rain forest on the left. You spend the night below Franz Josef Glacier. If you wish, you can take a helicopter flight to the glacier or walk to its base.

Passing Fox Glacier, another majestic glacier, you leave the coast and head east over Haast Pass to beautiful Lake Wanaka and the town of Wanaka itself. You visit Puzzling World, a unique tourist attraction,

before travelling on to Queenstown, justly famous as the adventure capital of the world.

You will be given a short tour of a typical New Zealand working farm before the evening meal at the Colonel’s Homestead Restaurant on the Walter Peak High Country Sheep Farm.

The farm is reached by a scenic cruise on Lake Wakatipu on the oldest steamship in New Zealand, the TSS Earnslaw.

You have a relaxing morning after your excellent meal last night before heading on to Te Anau around noon.

This is one of the highlights of your trip and a spectacular natural wonder. You will have plenty of time to absorb the scenery and enjoy one of New Zealand’s most famous regions. You set off for Milford Sound through the Homer Tunnel before boarding a boat to cruise the 10-mile long fiord. You will have the opportunity to see blue penguins, sea lions, and dolphins, not to mention the stunning combination of green rain forest, mountains, and blue, clear water flowing toward the ocean. You return to Te Anau for the night.

You travel back to Queenstown where the rest of the day is free for you to do as you wish.

Queenstown specialises in adventure activities and has much to offer, including bungee jumping, parasailing, jet boat rides, and skydiving. We will help you book any activities you wish to go on.

On Day 18 you travel to the foothills of Mount Cook, New Zealand’s highest mountain at a height of 3754 m (13,316 feet).

You stop for coffee and a spectacular view of the snow-covered mountain at the famous Hermitage Hotel, a truly special place with unmistakeable charm.

You end the day riding along back Lake Pukaki before spending the night at your hotel at Lake Tekapo.

You end your tour with more unforgettable views. You visit the Church of the Good Shepherd at Lake Takapo

before travelling across the South Island on the Inland Scenic Route to Christchurch, where you drop off your rental car at the rental office.

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