Barely four million people. Sixty million sheep. That ought to give you an idea about how wild New Zealand is. Kiwis have always had a respect for their environment and it shows in the country’s vast system of national and local parks, preserved coastline, and renowned walking trails.
New Zealand’s two main islands offer an incredible array of activities. On the North Island, you can get to know native Maori culture, sail or dive in the Bay of Islands, or watch for whales off the eastern coast. The South Island boasts mountain peaks, rugged coastline, twin glaciers, and the inspiring fiords of Fiordland National Park. Both islands have wonderful place names—try saying “Whangamomona” three times fast—delicious wine, and legendary ice cream. Is it any wonder New Zealanders are so laid back?
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Uncork New Zealand’s Sweet Life
Experience a colorful kaleidoscope of New Zealand—where backcountry roads follow serene landscapes. At the heart of this trip is the sweet life—the star-studded vineyards of New Zealand. Tour the alpine countryside, taste the fine vintages and get a decidedly different view of New Zealand. [more]
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Start Your Engine on New Zealand’s South Island
Set your own pace as you drive along New Zealand’s alpine countryside. Everything is arranged for you so all you have to do is buckle up and enjoy all of the natural charm of the South Island. [more]
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Southern Living in New Zealand
It may be only one half of the country but New Zealand's southern island is matchless in natural beauty. Leave no breathtaking view unseen as you roll through forests and glaciers on this tour. [more]
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Wharekauhau, New Zealand
A New Zealand farm stay with a difference - heritage and luxury. Wharekauhau began life as a sheep station in the 1840s, and remains a working sheep station to this day - surely the grandest in New Zealand. [more]
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