Travel the length of New Zealand’s two islands, experiencing a spectacular range of landscapes and natural wonders, sampling wines and encountering wildlife, and discovering the many facets of Kiwi culture—from the traditions of the Maori to the flourishing creativity of its urban centers.

Starting at: $9,174 * Price includes special offer * Includes airfare, taxes & all fees Make a Reservation Ask Us A Question or Call 855-330-1542
 Landscape of Queenstown and Lake Wakatipu
Landscape of Queenstown and Lake Wakatipu
 Typical New Zealand landscape with sheep farm
Typical New Zealand landscape with sheep farm
 Wines of New Zealand. Credit: Chris McLennan/Tourism New Zealand
Wines of New Zealand. Credit: Chris McLennan/Tourism New Zealand
 The city of Auckland. Credit: Tourism New Zealand
The city of Auckland. Credit: Tourism New Zealand
 Maori artist working on traditional carving. Credit: Eric Lindberg/Tourism New Zealand
Maori artist working on traditional carving. Credit: Eric Lindberg/Tourism New Zealand
 Fence with traditional Maori design
Fence with traditional Maori design
 Traditional Maori meeting house
Traditional Maori meeting house
 Maori woman with traditional tattoos. Credit: James Heremaia/Tourism New Zealand
Maori woman with traditional tattoos. Credit: James Heremaia/Tourism New Zealand
 Rotorua's Te Puia. Credit: Eric Lindberg/Tourism New Zealand
Rotorua's Te Puia. Credit: Eric Lindberg/Tourism New Zealand
 Spouting geysers, Rotorua. Credit: Chris McLennan/Tourism New Zealand
Spouting geysers, Rotorua. Credit: Chris McLennan/Tourism New Zealand
 Geothermal area, Rotorua. Credit: Tourism New Zealand
Geothermal area, Rotorua. Credit: Tourism New Zealand
 The New Zealand Kiwi
The New Zealand Kiwi
 Tasting cafe in Wellington. Credit: Tourism New Zealand
Tasting cafe in Wellington. Credit: Tourism New Zealand
 The Rose Garden at the Botanical Gardens, Christchurch
The Rose Garden at the Botanical Gardens, Christchurch
 Looking out over Queenstown. Credit: Chris Sisarich/Tourism New Zealand
Looking out over Queenstown. Credit: Chris Sisarich/Tourism New Zealand
 View of the dramatic Doubtful Sound
View of the dramatic Doubtful Sound
 View of Doubtful Sound
View of Doubtful Sound
 Waterfalls in Fiordland National Park
Waterfalls in Fiordland National Park
 Queenstown, Lake Wakatipu, and the Remarkables
Queenstown, Lake Wakatipu, and the Remarkables
 The excitement of the Shotover Jet, near Queenstown. Credit: Tourism New Zealand
The excitement of the Shotover Jet, near Queenstown. Credit: Tourism New Zealand

Journey Through New Zealand

From Auckland to Queenstown

16 days from $9,174 | includes airfare, taxes and all fees

Travel the length of New Zealand’s two islands, experiencing a spectacular range of landscapes and natural wonders, sampling wines and encountering wildlife, and discovering the many facets of Kiwi culture—from the traditions of the Maori to the flourishing creativity of its urban centers.

or Call 855-330-1542

ACCOMMODATIONS

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Grand Millennium Auckland

Auckland, New Zealand

The Grand Millennium Auckland sits in the heart of Auckland’s central business district, just a few blocks from Waitemata Harbour and a few minutes’ walk to the High Street shopping district and SkyCity casino. The bright, contemporary hotel features a soaring, light-filled lobby area, two restaurants and a bar; fitness center with indoor pool, steam room, and gym; complimentary Wi-Fi internet access; and laundry and dry cleaning services (for a fee). Air-conditioned guest rooms have private bath with hair dryer, coffee- and tea-making facilities, minibar, TV, and phone.



Millennium Hotel Rotorua

Rotorua, New Zealand

Located just steps from Lake Rotorua and a short walk from the city center, the Millennium Hotel Rotorua offers an ideal home base from which to explore this vibrant small city. Amenities of this 227-room hotel include a restaurant, bar, pool, fitness center, spa, laundry and dry cleaning service (for a fee), and complimentary Wi-Fi internet access.  Air-conditioned guest rooms feature private bath with hair dryer, coffee- and tea-making facilities, minibar, TV, and phone.



Scenic Hotel Te Pania

Napier, New Zealand

Hawkes Bay is one of the first places in the world to see the light each day, and Scenic Hotel Te Pania in Napier enjoys a premium waterfront location on Marine Parade. The hotel's slender curved form echoes the shape of the bay, and guests enjoy sweeping views out over the water. A fresh, contemporary style hotel, Scenic Hotel Te Pania is just a short stroll from Napier's main art deco style street.



Mövenpick Hotel Wellington (Formally known as Grand Mercure Wellington)

Wellington, New Zealand

Conveniently located in New Zealand’s capital city, the Movenpick Wellington stands just a few blocks from the shops and restaurants of the bohemian Cuba Quarter.  Hotel amenities include a restaurant with an open kitchen, bar, swimming pool, sauna, gym, laundry facilities (for a fee), weekday dry-cleaning services (for a fee), and complimentary Wi-Fi internet access.  Each of the 114 air-conditioned guest rooms has private bath with hair dryer, in-room safe, ironing facilities, TV, phone, tea- and coffee-making facilities, and minibar.



Rydges Latimer Square

Christchurch, New Zealand

The Rydges Latimer Christchurch sits directly adjacent to Christchurch’s central Latimer Square. Amenities of the 138-room hotel include a restaurant and bar/lounge, laundry and dry cleaning service (for a fee), fitness center, and sauna. Air-conditioned guest rooms have private bath with hair dryer, complimentary Wi-Fi internet access, in-room safe, tea- and coffee-making facilities, minibar, ironing facilities, TV, and phone.



Scenic Hotel Franz Josef Glacier

Franz Josef Glacier, New Zealand

Situated on the edge of Westland Tai Poutini National Park, Scenic Hotel Franz Josef Glacier is located just a few minutes from the glacier from which it takes its name. Hotel amenities include a restaurant, bar, self-serve laundry (for a fee), full spa with massage services (for a fee, located a two-minute walk from the hotel), hot tub, and complimentary Wi-Fi internet access. Guest rooms have private bath with hair dryer, tea- and coffee-making facilities, TV, and phone.



The Millennium Hotel Queenstown

Queenstown, New Zealand

The Millennium Hotel Queenstown sits on a hill in Queenstown, just minutes away from the town’s central shopping district.  Amenities include a restaurant, bar, fitness center, sauna, spa, and WiFi internet access (for a fee).  Each of the 220 air-conditioned guest rooms has private bath with hair dryer, minibar, safe, tea- and coffee-making facilities, TV, and phone.



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