Name: New Zealand Fly Drive from Auckland to Christchurch
Brand: Voyage Privé

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We Love —

Explore the diverse and breathtakingly beautiful landscapes of New Zealand on this unforgettable 16-night Fly Drive Tour from Auckland to Christchurch.
Encounter beaches, geothermal sites, iconic filming locations and bustling cities in your very own rental car and take part in astonishing optional excursions along the way!
Stay in a variety of charming 4* hotels and enjoy a delicious complimentary breakfast each morning, ensuring a comfortable break!

Your Destination —

With tranquil beaches and magnificent mountain scenery, New Zealand is a thrilling destination where visitors can truly reconnect with nature. It is also home to the indigenous Maori people who continue to practice their 800-year-old customs.

On this 16-night self-drive holiday, you will travel from Christchurch to Auckland, discovering a variety of unique experiences and magnificent sights. Explore bustling cities, observe geothermal springs, soak up the sun on blissful beaches, and enjoy a ferry surrounded by stunning scenery. And, if that is not enough, you can also opt to add a variety of outstanding excursions, allowing you to cater every aspect of this trip to your needs and desires.

Our Offer —

16-Night / 17-Day New Zealand Fly Drive

Your Itinerary In Brief —

Day 1: Arrival in Auckland
Day 2: Auckland
Day 3: Hobbiton Matamata / Rotorua
Day 4: Hobbiton Matamata / Rotorua
Day 5: Taupo / Tongariro
Day 6: Wellington
Day 7: Picton / Abel Tasman
Day 8: Picton / Abel Tasman
Day 9: Greymouth
Day 10: Fox Glacier
Day 11: Queenstown
Day 12: Queenstown
Day 13: Te Anau
Day 14: Dunedin
Day 15: Dunedin
Day 16: Christchurch
Day 17: Departure from Christchurch

Your Itinerary —

During their fly drive, our members will follow the itinerary as detailed below.

Day 1 & 2: Auckland
On arrival in Auckland Airport, after immigration services, collect your vehicle at the at the Hertz car rentals counter located in the arrival hall. You will pick up car group G (CFAR) Compact SUV or similar, from Hertz Rentals Airport Auckland and return to Airport Christchurch (change of car between Wellington / Picton).

Auckland "Sailing City", cosmopolitan Auckland, relaxing Auckland, sparkling Auckland, so many names that carries the largest metropolis of the country. Many Polynesian, Asian and European cultures blend together to make the city attractive, diverse and full of life!With the mild climate, the omnipresence of the sea and its many beaches, the city constantly invites to enjoy the joys of the outdoors. There are about 102 almost deserted beaches within 1 hour of the centre and 1 in 4 people owns a boat.

The city is also very volcanic and has 60 extinct volcanoes some of which have been converted into a park. Mt Eden, whose summit rises to 196m is the highest in the city and will offer you a spectacular panorama of the region. West of Auckland, crossing the Waitakere Ranges where you can enjoy the landscapes of huge kauris and ferns, you can relax or surf the black sand beaches such as Piha and Karekare. Take the time to enjoy the city and all its neighborhoods more attractive than each other. New Zealand's 'take it easy' way of life will not leave you indifferent!

Accommodation for 2 nights in Auckland at the Hobson Auckland City Hotel (or similar) in standard double room with breakfast included.

Suggested:
- Take a walk on the volcanoes of Mt Eden or one Tree Hill
- Dinner in one of the many restaurants of Viaduct or Ponsonby
- Climb to the top of the Sky Tower and observe the city and its surroundings at 360°
- Victoria Market, the weekend to buy New Zealand crafts

Day 3 & 4: Hobbiton Matamata / Rotorua
On your way to Rotorua, consider visiting the Hobbit Village of The Lord of the Rings movies (located at Matamata on the way to Rotorua). Arrival into Rotorua (approx. 230km).

In this region, volcanoes and geothermal springs are great landscape designers and a trip to New Zealand would not be complete without this step. The city is located on a 200 km volcanic fault from White Island to Mt Ruapehu in Tongariro National Park and is built directly on the Pacific Ring of Fire. An unforgettable place where geothermal activity is omnipresent. The smell of sulfur and the eruption of geysers will make you feel that Rotorua is different from other places already visited. Rotorua is also the ancestral land of Te Arawa, a people who arrived more than 600 years ago, and whose presence offers many cultural experiences to visitors. It is also a great trout fishing area in the surrounding lakes and rivers.

Accommodation for 2 nights in Rotorua at the Holiday Inn Rotorua Hotel (or similar) in standard double room with breakfast included.

Suggested:
- Experiment Maori culture with dances, songs and meals typical of Te Puia
- Visit the Maori Museum and the Bath House Art Gallery
- Visit the geothermal park of Wai-O-Tapu

Day 5: Taupo / Tongariro
Drive towards Lake Taupo & continue to the Tongariro National Park (approx. 180km).

Located in the centre of the North Island, the oldest national park of the country is spread around the Tongariro volcano. The park is full of Maori cultural and sacred places and has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1993. It covers 7,600 km² and includes the 3 active volcanoes of Tongariro (1,968m), Ngaurhuoe (2,290m) and Ruapehu (2,797m). The latter dominates the nature reserve and is the most active volcano in the park, it erupts every 50 years on average. Here, the landscapes are breathtaking and unfold in front of you with incredible beauty.

Accommodation for 1 night in Tongariro National Park at the Chateau Tongariro Hotel (or similar) in standard double room with breakfast included.

Suggested:
- Hiking Tongariro Crossing and its emerald lakes
- Walk along Whakapapanui Gorge to Taranaki Falls

Day 6: Wellington
Enjoy a morning drive to the Captital of New Zealand, Wellington (approx. 300km).

The city of Wellington is located in the centre of New Zealand, this strategic point allowed him to become the capital of the country in 1865 (after Auckland). New Zealand has expanded its cinematographic facilities in Wellington in recent years and it has become an intriguing city to visit.

Accommodation for 1 night in Wellington at the QT Hotel Resort Wellington (or similar) in standard double room with breakfast included.

Suggested:
- Te Papa Museum, the largest in New Zealand
- The Zealandia Nature Reserve where you will find many endemic species

Day 7 & 8: Picton / Abel Tasman
Leave your vehicle at the parking in front of the Interislander Ferry. Check-in with your luggage at the Ferry counter for the morning departure from Picton to Wellington (departing 0900 / arriving 1230). The crossing of the Cook Strait takes about 3 hours (92km) is more than a means of transport between the 2 islands of New Zealand as the scenery is stunning. Collect your vehicle on arrival and afternoon drive from Picton towards Nelson and the Abel Tasman National Park (approx. 180km).

At the northern tip of the South Island, you will find the smallest national park in New Zealand, Abel Tasman. Its area is 225 km² and many areas are accessible only by the sea. The beauty of the beaches and the turquoise waters are surprising.

Accommodation for 2 nights in Motueka at the Equestrian Lodge Motel (or similar) in standard double room with breakfast included.

Suggested:
- Watch out for resident Blue Penguins and other sea birds along the coast
- Explore the Abel Tasman National Park by kayak and enjoy watching the antics at the seal colony on Pinnacle

Day 9: Greymouth
Morning drive along the West Coast towards Punakaiki and its Pancake Rocks, then continuation to Greymouth (approx. 320km).

This region is the wettest in New Zealand, giving the wild landscapes a special glow. In the past, the West Coast was very troubled by the discovery of gold deposits and is now much quieter. The city of Hokitika is the capital of Nephrite jade or greenstone or Punamu in Maori, a stone found only in the South Island. It was formerly used to make tools or weapons and is now used for jewelry and decorative items. According to the Maori, the stone holds a certain power and is sacred. In Punakaiki you will find the Pancake Rocks, rocks with the appearance of stack of pancakes. These are limestone formations eroded by wind and water, the sight of the sea rushing is all the more beautiful at high tide.

Accommodation for 1 night in Greymouth at the Oak lodge B&B (or similar) in standard double room with breakfast included.

Suggested:
- Visit a jade tailor shop
- Take a walk to Pancake Rocks in Punakaki
- Visit an old gold mine

Day 10: Fox Glacier
Morning drive to the Glacier region into Fox Glacier (approx. 200km).

A glacier forms when there is more snow falling than melting. There are many glaciers in the Southern Alps and among the largest are Fox (about 13 km long) and Franz Josef (about 11 km). These are the only glaciers in the world that can offer ice landscapes, subtropical vegetation and ocean temperate zones. The Fox Glacier rises down Mt. Tasman at about 2,500 m and ends at only 300 m above sea level. Although it has declined for many years, it now advances to the valley of a few centimetres or even meters per day.

Accommodation for 1 night in Fox Glacier at the Fox glacier lodge B&B (or similar) in standard double room with breakfast included.

Suggested:
- Helicopter overflight with landing on glaciers
- Walk to Lake Matheson where you can admire the reflection of Mt Cook, Mt Tasman and La Pérouse peaks.

Day 11 & 12: Queenstown
Leave the Glacier region behind you and drive towards Wanaka crossing Cardrona before arriving into Queenstown (approx. 327km).

The Central Otago region offers ever-changing landscapes creating sumptuous shades of colour. Queenstown has become one of the great tourist centers of the country with its many outdoor activities and atmosphere breathing adventure! The capital of the Southern Alps is a beautiful city surrounded by majestic mountains and located on the shores of Lake Wakatipu just as grandiose.

Accommodation for 2 nights in Queenstown at the Millennium Hotel Queenstown (or similar) in standard double room with breakfast included.

Suggested:
- A jet boat ride on the Shotover River
- Make the highest New Zealand elastic jump
- Take a hike to Glenorchy and admire some of the landscapes of The Lord of the Rings
- The road between Queenstown and Arrowtown (50 km) bypassing Coronet Peak and back along Lake Hayes
- Visit Arrowtown about 20 km from Queenstown, a quaint little town in the Gold Rush
- The Central Otago region offers ever-changing landscapes creating sumptuous shades of colour

Day 13: Te Anau
Morning drive towards Te Anau (approx. 170km).

Fiordland Park is one of the most spectacular and largest in New Zealand. This classified site spreads its magnificent beech forests, its torrents and waterfalls thanks to its important precipitations all the year. Te Anau is the largest town near the Fiords near the largest lake on the South Island, Lake Te Anau. To reach Manapouri, starting point for fjord cruises, you will have to take a road that goes down into the mountain through lush forests, plains and beautiful lakes. Milford Sound is an unforgettable site whose highest point is Miter Peak (1,692 m). Doubtful sound, even wilder and more remote is less touristy.

Suggested:
- A cruise to admire Doubtful Sound or Milford Sound
- A small plane flight over Doubtful Sound
- Take a steam train ride in the Kingston Flyer

Day 14 & 15: Dunedin
Leave Te Anau & drive towards the South East Coast, arriving into Dunedin (approx. 290km).

The Otago region offers a great diversity of landscape combining a beautiful historic architecture of the cities, a strong natural heritage of remarkable beauty and a rich fauna with endemic species. The historic Victorian buildings of Dunedin are among the best preserved in the southern hemisphere and give a certain charm to the city. A little further away from the city and towards Oamaru, you will be able to see the Little Blue Penguins (the smallest penguins in the world) coming out of the water every night to climb the land.

The Otago peninsula is also home to yellow-eyed penguins (one of the rarest penguins in the world), this peninsula is a great example of eco-tourism and remains very well preserved. You can also walk to Moeraki, a small fishing village to observe the Moeraki boulders, a strange natural phenomenon. They are huge spherical rocks up to 1m wide scattered on the beach of Koekohe.

Accommodation for 2 nights in Dunedin at The Brothers Boutique Hotel (or similar) in standard double room with breakfast included.

Suggested:
- Walk around Portobello, a charming little village on the Otago Peninsula
- Get closer to unique southern ocean animals and penguins & furseals of the Otago Peninsula

Morning drive towards Te Anau (approx. 170km)

Day 16: Christchurch
Morning drive towards Christchurch (approx. 350km).

Christchurch was the second largest city in New Zealand before the earthquakes of February and June 2011 devastated the city. The city is recovering from this tragic accident and has rebuilt its centre with "street art" - it still remains in reconstruction. The city is known for its beautiful gardens, museums and restaurants. It is also the starting point for many excursions in Antarctica.

Accommodation for 1 night in Christchurch at the Rendez Vous Hotel Christchurch (or similar) in standard double room with breakfast included.

Suggested:
- Visit the city and its gardens and the arts centre
- Stroll to the Akaroa peninsula to admire the wild fauna and flora
- Take a tour of the Antarctic Centre with information on Antarctica and many activities such as the simulation of a storm in Antarctica
- Observe "blue penguins"

Day 17: Departure from Christchurch
Drive to Christchurch international airport to drop off your vehicle. Check-in 2.5 to 3 hrs prior departure for all international flights.

Your Tour Hotels —

Our members will stay at the following 4* hotels in Standard Rooms on a Bed and Breakfast Board Basis.

Your Hotels

Auckland: 2-night stay at the Hobson Auckland City Hotel or Similar

Rotorua: 2-night stay in Rotorua at the Holiday Inn Rotorua Hotel or Similar

Tongariro: 1-night stay in Whakapapa at the Chateau Tongariro Hotel or Similar

Wellington: 1-night stay at the QT Hotel Resort Wellington or Similar

Abel Tasman: 2-night stay in Motueka at the Equestrian Lodge Motel or Similar

Greymouth: 1-night stay at the Oak Lodge B&B Greymouth or Similar

Fox Glacier: 1-night stay at the Fox Glacier Lodge Bed & Breakfast or Similar

Queenstown: 2-night stay at the Millennium Hotel Queenstown or Similar

Te Anau: 1-night stay at the Distinction Hotel Luxmore or Similar

Dunedin: 2-night stay at The Brothers Boutique Hotel or Similar

Christchurch: 1-night stay at the Rendez Vous Hotel Christchurch or Similar

All Hotels Sleep up to

2 Adults

1 Adult

1 Child

Your Optional Excursions —

Our members can choose to add the following excursions at the next stage of the booking process for an additional fee.

Half Day Tour: Otago Peninsula wildlife with Penguin Place

Enjoy this cruise on the Otago Peninsula to see region-specific wildlife - the region is known as the home of the royal albatross. After the Otago Harbor exit, you will sail past Careys Bay's historic fishing village, gorgeous colourful bays, hills, farmland and forest far away. Your skipper will tell you Maori legends about the picturesque peninsula of Otago, the arrival of the first settlers and inform you about the volcanic geology of the region.

Then, a bus will take you to the private reserve of Penguin Place where you can discover and observe the fabulous yellow-eyed penguins that are only on the South East coast of New Zealand and are an endangered species. You will be able to play the animal photographer and observe the unique behaviour of penguins. On your return, your bus will travel along the Otago Peninsula to admire the beautiful landscape.

Take an early morning bus from Queenstown (7.15 am) to Manapouri to cruise on Milford Sound and then return to Queenstown at the end of the day (8.00 pm). During your cruise on the fjord, a guide with specialised knowledge about the history of the region, the fauna and flora will give you a detailed interpretation in English. You will discover the many waterfalls, observe dolphins, sea lions and even sometimes the rare penguins of Fiordland.

Doubtful Sound Wilderness Full Day Cruise

Departure from your hotel in Te Anau at 8.45 am to Manapouri joining our Doubtful Sound Wilderness Cruise. This is a short 30-minute journey through the rolling countryside. From Manapouri, cruise across the crystal waters of Lake Manapouri to West Arm before boarding a coach and crossing the alpine route of the Wilmot Pass through some of Fiordland’s most dense rainforest.

On reaching Deep Cove, board a modern catamaran vessel, the Patea Explorer, for a three-hour cruise exploring the waterways of this serene and isolated fiord.

There is plenty of time available to explore points of interest and view the spectacular alpine scenery including waterfalls, rainforest and mountains all the way out to the Tasman Sea. The area is home to Bottlenose dolphins and fur seals and when in season, the rare Fiordland Crested penguin. A Nature Guide with specialist knowledge of the region’s history, flora and fauna provide detailed commentary in English. On the return cruise, the vessel’s engines are turned off and passengers are treated to the ‘sound of silence’ where guests experience floating in silence on the fiord, only the rush of waterfalls and birdsong breaks the silence.

Lunch options (lunch not included) and complimentary tea and coffee are available. Return to Te Anau by coach to arrive around 5.45 pm.

Combine the excitement of walking on a glacier with the thrill of a helicopter flight! The glacier overflight will allow you to access and explore a part of the inaccessible glacier, you will see spectacular caves and ice arches.

Meeting with your pilot at Fox Glacier helibase at 8.30 am. You will start your flight from the peaks of the lower glacier, here the ice is constantly moving. You will then make a tour over the upper ice section and Victoria Falls before landing. The landing place on fox glacier is exceptionally beautiful! Your guide will then dress you with crampons, specially designed for these ice conditions and you will follow him in the glacier, where the incredible ice caves are only visible here. Each departure is a real exploration trip!

Please note that this is a natural and ever-changing environment. Ice characteristics are constantly changing and no guarantee can be given as to the observed landscape. Flight from a minimum of 4 people. Suitable for children from 9 years old.Duration of the total excursion: 4 h - Weather permitting, the ice time is approximately 2.5 h.

Your evening begins with a quick look at where your meal is prepared, in the ground, to be stewed. The preparation of your traditional dinner (hangi) begins in the afternoon to ensure its best cooking. The baskets where the food is deposited are wrapped in manuka leaves to give them a unique smoky flavour, then they will be buried in the ground to be cooked for about 3 hours!

The evening will continue with a Powhiri, an authentic welcome ceremony. Powhiri is a Maori ritual when two groups meet for the first time. Gathered at the entrance of the Marae Rotowhio, you will be invited to this tradition which will begin with the sound of a pūtatara (conch). You will then be invited to enter the Tupuna Whare (ancestral meeting place).

You will be guided to the place where you will enjoy your meal (buffet, drink not included). Then at night, you will be driven for a few magical moments in the valley of Te Puia where you will end your journey in Maori land with tales of legends around Pohutu Geyser.

This Geothermal site has been carved by volcanic activity for thousands of years. Wai-o-Tapu is considered the most colourful and diverse geothermal site in the country. You can discover the diversity of the landscape on trails ranging from 30 to 75-minute walking distances.

Lady Knox Geyser - A guide to the Wai-o-Tapu site will explain the history and mechanics of the geyser with a small informal presentation in the natural amphitheatre near the geyser. The geyser is located on another island, about 3 minutes drive from the Wai-o-Tapu information centre, directions to get there will be given at the entrance.

The Mud Pool - The mud pool erupting is an atypical and unavoidable point of the site. This is the site of a former large mud volcano eroded by erosion in the 1920s.

In the middle of farmland on the North Island, visit the Hobbit (Hobbiton) Village of The Lord of the Rings and The Hobbit movies. This fascinating 2-hour guided tour will take you back to the world of Peter Jackson. During the visit, you will see the Hobbits House, The Green Dragon Inn, the Mill and other infrastructure and gardens built entirely for the movies.

Abel Tasman: Beaches, Bays and Seals (Full Day Tour)

In the heart of New Zealand nature! Enjoy the beaches of white and golden sands and the turquoise waters of the park to combine walking, kayaking and discovering the fauna and flora in a heavenly place. (tour not possible for children less than 12 yrs old because of kayaking restrictions).

9.00 am Meet your Guide at Kaiteriteri

9.20 am Vista Cruise departs Kaiteriteri for a scenic cruise past the islands and golden coves of the Astrolabe Roadstead to Anchorage Beach.

10.05 am On the golden beach sands in front of our Torrent Bay Lodge, your friendly, expert Guide settles you into a stable double kayak with full instructions and safety brief. Then it's on to the water to paddle amongst the wondrous headlands, coves and islands of the granite coast.

Your Guide will ensure you make the most of the day depending on the tides, weather conditions, and your interests and abilities. Watch out for resident Blue Penguins and other sea birds along the coast. Enjoy watching the antics at the seal colony on Pinnacle Island (weather permitting). Stop at a sheltered golden cove for a lunch break. On your return journey, in favourable winds, your Guide will hoist a sail to ride the breeze.

3.30 pm: Rejoin the Vista Cruise (or there is also a pick up at 5.15 pm, to return to Kaiteriteri at 6.00 pm.

4.15 pm: Return to Kaiteriteri

Departure daily at 09:00 from Kaiteriteri. The return to Kaiteriteri will be around 16h15.

What you need to bring: (NOT INCLUDED)
Swimsuit & beach towel
Sun glasses & sunscreen
A small backpack with water and a snack
A camera (a protective bag will be provided to protect your belongings)
Spare clothes (warm sweater)
Soft shoes and walking shoes (no flip-flops)
Your picnic lunch

Your Journey —

Flights: You may choose from Economy, Premium or Business class flights on sectors that they operate, at the next stage of the booking process.

The flights included are with either a scheduled or no-frills airline and are subject to live availability and prices can change. You can choose your preferred departure times during the booking process. Please select your flight options carefully as departure and arrival airports may differ.

Car Hire: Car hire is included throughout this offer.

Collect your vehicle at the Hertz Rentals counter at the airport.
Your rental includes:
- Group G (CFAR) Compact SUV or similar, from HERTZ RENTALS Airport Auckland and return to Airport Christchurch (change of car between Wellington / Picton)
- Unlimited Kilometres
- Loss Damage Waiver (LDW) subject to Accident Damage excess
- One way rental
- Admin Fee Recovery (AFR), Airport/Ferry Concession Fee Recovery (ACFR)
- 24Hr Breakdown Roadside Assistance
- Goods & Service Tax (GST)

A Young Renter Fee of $20.00 per day, per renter will apply to all renters aged between 18-20 years.

The Mitsubishi ASX or similar Compact 2WD SUV details:
5 passengers
1 large suitcase, 1 small suitcase
Automatic Transmission
Air conditioning
Dual airbags
ABS

CONDITIONS OF RENTAL:

All Standard rates include Basic insurance with an excess to apply. Excess is NZ $ 4,200.00 and can be reduced to NZ $ 600.00 (supplement of NA $ 30.00 per day) or reduce to NZ $ 0.00 (supplement of NA $ 36.00 per day. Franchises are not debited, the renter takes an imprint of your credit card in case an incident occurs on the vehicle. All Excess reduction must be purchased locally with the renter.

DRIVERS LICENCE:

All Renters and any additional drivers must present a full, valid national driver’s licence that meets the following requirements. The driver’s licence for all drivers must be presented at the time of rental. Driver Licence must be in English. If not in English, it must be accompanied by an International driver’s licence or permit or by a certified English translation.

Unlimited Kilometres, Loss Damage Waiver (LDW) subject to Accident Damage excess, One way rental, Admin Fee Recovery (AFR), Airport/Ferry Concession Fee Recovery (ACFR) 24Hr Breakdown Roadside Assistance, Goods & Service Tax (GST).

A Young Renter Fee of $20.00 per day, per renter will apply to all renters aged between 18-20 years.

Travel Advice —

For the latest travel advice from the Foreign & Commonwealth Office including security and local laws, plus passport and visa information please click here.

Please note that the advice can change, and you should continue to check all advice until you travel.

Entry Requirements

You must ensure you have a valid passport to travel on.

If your passport describes you as a British Citizen, you do not need a visa to enter New Zealand. For non-British citizens, you should check the current entry requirements on the website of the Foreign Ministry and if necessary, confirm with the New Zealand Embassy.

Electronic Travel Authority (ETA)
From 1 October 2019, British nationals travelling by air or cruise and entering New Zealand without a visa (tourists) will need to hold an ETA before travelling to New Zealand. You will be able to apply for an ETA from July 2019. An ETA will last up to 2 years and cost NZD 9 for mobile application requests and NZD 12 for web browser requests. Holders of valid New Zealand visas (both resident and temporary) will continue to be able to enter New Zealand without an ETA. Any queries about the ETA should be directed toETA.information@mbie.govt.nz

Health

For information about important health advice and any vaccinations required please visit www.gov.uk/foreign-travel-advice and https://travelhealthpro.org.uk/countries.

If vaccinations or other preventive measures are required, you will need to visit your health professional at least 8 weeks before your trip. In the event that you are referred to a medical facility for treatment, you should contact your insurance/medical assistance company immediately.

Please note that passport, visa and health requirements can change. It is every traveller’s responsibility to ensure they have a valid passport, any required visas, and all the necessary vaccinations/health requirements as well as adequate insurance.

In More Detail —

Please find practical information about the property and your trip:

This property is not accessible to people with reduced mobility.
Check-in time: 3 pm
Check-out time: before 12 pm

Our price doesn’t include any additional taxes, which may be payable locally.

Please Note:
Check-in outside the hotel's standard times may incur additional fees. Check out times are subject to change, please check these with the hotel upon arrival.
Schedules and prices are subject to change.
If the property is accessible to people with reduced mobility, this is subject to availability. To book a room for reduced mobility, please contact our Customer Services Team.

What's Included

Standard Room in hotels as per itinerary
Breakfast and 2 dinners in the Patagonia section
Car hire included as per itinerary

Ferry Wellington to Picton included
15% GST tax included

Not Included

Drinks and other meals not clearly mentioned
Surcharge for special requests on food, and meals.
Entrance fees, permits and guide service during free time.

Insurance, gratuities and personal expenses
Surcharge for public holidays

Car Hire —

Please note you cannot be guaranteed a specific make of car within a certain group.
The minimum age for driving a hire car in New Zealand is 21 and drivers must have held a full driving licence for a least 1 year.

The lead name on the booking will be confirmed as the named driver. The named driver must present a credit card in their name when collecting the car (credit cards in other names will not be accepted).

The named driver must also present a full valid driving licence on collection of the vehicle and in some cases a credit card or cash deposit will be required.

Please ensure that you check your car hire documents carefully once received as this will advise if there are any taxes/charges to be paid locally as well as potential mileage restrictions.

Your Contract —

If you book a package which includes flights, your contract will be with Voyage Privé. The air holiday package(s) shown are ATOL protected by the Civil Aviation Authority. Our ATOL number is 10170.

If you book a package which does not include flights, then ATOL protection does not apply. Your contract will be with the provider of the accommodation and not Voyage Privé. Voyage Privé acts only as agent for the accommodation provider.

Please read our booking conditions before confirming your holiday.

Important Information —

If booking as a single traveller, room occupancy is not guaranteed. You may be placed in either a single, double or twin room, based on the availability of the property at the time.

The location shown on our map is to be used as a guide only and the actual location of the property may differ.

Your contact details may be passed on to the hotel so that they can make contact with you to discuss your booking in advance of your arrival.

You may be asked to provide a credit/debit card deposit on arrival to cover any purchases made in the hotel.

Although we endeavour to provide up to date information we cannot guarantee that all hotel facilities and services will be available during your stay, especially when travelling out of the main holiday periods.

Star rating standards may differ to that of the UK, depending on the country of travel.

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Your Hotels

Half Day Tour: Otago Peninsula wildlife with Penguin Place

Cruise on the Milford Sound Fjords

Doubtful Sound Wilderness Full Day Cruise

Flying Fox Helicopter Hike

Dinner and Traditional Maori Show

Visit the Geothermal site of Wai-O-Tapu

Hobbiton™ Movie Set Tour

Abel Tasman: Beaches, Bays and Seals (Full Day Tour)

What's Included

Not Included

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