A truly captivating experience awaits visitors to Auckland's Sky Tower. At 328 metres, it is the tallest man-made structure in New Zealand and offers breathtaking views for up to 80 kilometres in every direction. Travel up in the glass-fronted lifts to one of the three spectacular viewing platforms, or for more thrills and excitement, SkyWalk round the pergola at 192 metres up or SkyJump off the Tower! Experience Peter Gordon's chic and elegant restaurant - The Sugar Club, relax with a coffee or light refreshments at Sky Lounge or dine at Orbit - Auckland's only 360-degree revolving restaurant.

Visit New Zealand's stunning Denize Bluffs farm and tour where Sir Peter Jackson, director of the Lord of the Rings Trilogy, filmed the most location screen time for The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey. The towering limestone cliffs, a primeval native forest and massive rock formations on this Piopio farm, near Waitomo became the location for Trollshaws Forest... and the home of "Sting"!

Important Tour Details:
Departs/ Finishes: 1411 Mangaotaki Road, Piopio. Phone: 07 877 8003.
Check-in: 15 minutes prior departure.
Length of tour: allow 1.5 hours.
How to get there: You will find Hairy Feet Waitomo in New Zealand's beautiful King Country, just 45 minutes from the famous Waitomo Caves. From charming Piopio Village on State Highway 3 turn onto Kaka Street at the southend of Piopio Village. Turn left off Kaka Street onto Mangaotaki Road. Continue to travel on Mangaotaki Road for 14.11kms to 1411 Mangaotaki Road and the "Hairy Feet Waitomo Scenic Film Location Tour." Approximately 15 minutes drive from Piopio.
What to bring: Tours run in all weather – please bring appropriate clothing (eg. sun hat, sun glasses, rain jacket), camera, trainers with socks, warm top.
What is provided: Transfer on farm base, Qualified Guide.
Notes: Walking tracks are well formed gravel tracks over slightly uneven ground. Please wear suitable, comfortable footwear.

According to Maori legend, Ruakuri Cave was first discovered 400 to 500 years ago by a young Maori hunting for birds. He was attacked by wild dogs just outside the original cave entrance. Re-opened in 2005, the cave is an amazing example of engineering and natural cave structure. Ruakuri Cave offers a captivating blend of Waitomo's compelling subterranean experiences. Journey down through the spectacular spiral entrance, and marvel at the softly folding shawl like limestone formations and crystal tapestries. Hear the distant thunder of the subterranean waterfalls and get up close to the glowworms. Ruakuri Cave is New Zealand's longest guided underground walking tour. With clever and innovative design, Ruakuri Cave has full wheelchair and pushchair access.

Important Tour Details:
Departs/ Finishes: 39 Waitomo Caves Rd, Waitomo. Phone: 0800 456 922​ or 07 878 8228.
Notes: please pick up Ruakuri tickets at the Waitomo Glow Worm Cave (39 Waitomo Village Road).
Then you will have to drive to the Ruakuri Cave from the Glow Worm Cave.
Check-in: 20 minutes prior departure.
Length of tour: takes 2 hours
How to get there: Waitomo Caves is 2.5 hours south of Auckland, 1 hour south of Hamilton, and 2 hours west of Rotorua. The Waitomo Glowworm Caves are situated 8km along Waitomo Caves Road, off State Highway 3.
What to bring: Trainers + socks, warm top.
Group size: max. 15 people.
What is provided: Safety briefing, Qualified Guide, Transfer from meeting point.

Rotorua Canopy Tours is a zipline adventure activity with the experience of a lifetime. It’s a magnificent environment you’ll be taken to – a long forgotten ancient forest just like the whole of New Zealand once was. But with a very fun way of moving through it – a low impact mode of transport to get you high in the ancient canopy!

Important Tour Details - Original:
Departs/ Finishes: 147 Fairy Springs Road, Rotorua. Phone: 0800 226 679 or 07 343 1001.
Check-in: 15 minutes prior departure at base or hotel pick-up by prior arrangement.
Length of tour: allow 3 hours.
How to get there: Please arrive 15 minutes before your tour; allowing for sufficient time to check in and fill out your waiver. Please note: They run the tours like an airline and if you not arrive on time you will miss the tour!
What to bring: Check out the weather forecast and make sure you're dressed for the conditions. You'll be outside for 3 hours and the forest is a little cooler than in town. We can provide full wet weather gear, beanies and gloves if require. Bring any medication you may require and a camera, or GoPro with helmet strap or smartphone that can be secured in a zip pocket. You won't need: (you may leave any items you do not take on the tour securely at the base): Valuables, keys, wallets, handbags, backpacks, scarves, sunglasses, food & drink. You must wear closed-toe shoes, no exception.
What is provided: Safety briefing, Qualified Guide, Specialised tour equipment, First Aid Kit.
Notes: To participate in the tour guests must weigh no more than 120kg (264lb). Please let us know in advance if there are children booked on the tour who weigh less than 35kg. The minimum age is 10years. We operate in all weather conditions except high winds and electrical storms. The forest is at its most beautiful during rain.

Mitai Maori Village is situated a 5 minute drive from the centre of town in Rotorua. Be enthralled by the natural bush setting, see warriors in traditional dress paddle an ancient warrior canoe (waka) down the Wai-o-whiro stream, and don’t miss the only opportunity in the Rotorua area to see glow worms in their natural habitat. Be captivated by the displays of weaponry and combat, coupled with the grace and beauty of the poi dance. The Mitai family is proud to have created a sacred and spiritual place that offers an indigenous cultural experience like no other.

Important Tour Details:
Departs/ Finishes: Hotel Pick-up and Drop-off, Rotorua Hotels. Phone: 07 3439132
Reconfirm: Please call Mitai on the morning and reconfirm.
Check-in: 10 minutes prior departure. Wait at hotel reception.
Length of tour: takes 3.5 hours
How to get there: Hotel Pick-up and Drop-off. Actual venue is at 196 Fairy Springs Road, Rotorua.
What to bring: Camera, rain jacket, required medication, warm top.
What is provided: Hotel transfers in Rotorua, Qualified Guide, Maori Welcome, Concert, Dinner.
Notes: wine and beer can be bought at extra charge.

Polynesian Spa is New Zealand’s leading international day spa, providing a unique thermal spa experience on the shore of Lake Rotorua. In a picturesque, tranquil setting overlooking Lake Rotorua, visitors can enjoy a wonderful fusion of relaxing hot spring pool bathing, sumptuous spa and massage therapies and picturesque lake views. Polynesian Spa is a modern spa complex offering hot mineral bathing in 26 bathing pools including both public and private pools, a family spa, a luxury spa and spa therapies.

On a picturesque private farmland, guests can visit the Hobbiton Movie Set from The Lord of the Rings and The Hobbit film trilogies in a fascinating two hour guided tour. The set has been completely rebuilt for The Hobbit and will remain as it was seen in the films and The Lord of the Rings film trilogy. During the tour, guests will see Hobbit Holes, The Green Dragon Inn, The Mill, double arched bridge, gardens built for the films and other structures. Masterfully recreated, guests can relax at the Inn of the Hobbits as part of the tour. All guests receive one complimentary refreshment from the exclusively crafted Southfarthing range. The inn also offers traditional fare, including the popular beef and ale pie. The Shire's Rest cafe is conveniently located at the Entrance to the Hobbiton Movie Set. Guests can relax and soak up the unique atmosphere with a cup of coffee or a light meal in The Shire's Rest Cafe. Both venues are also available for functions, conferences or other occasions.

Important Tour Details:
Departs/ Finishes: 501 Buckland Rd, Hinuera, Matamata. Phone: 07 888 9913.
Check-in: 15 minutes prior departure.
Length of tour: allow 2.5 hours.
How to get there: The tour starting point is just outside Matamata Village at 501 Buckland Road, Matamata. Transfer from Matamata Information Centre and Rotorua are also available. Please call if transfers are required.
What to bring: Backpack or bag, camera, rain jacket, required medication, sun glasses, sun screen, sun hat, trainers with socks, warm top, water bottle.
What is provided: Transfer on request from Rotorua, Qualified Guide, Afternoon Tea.
Group size: max. 41 people.
Notes: You will be outside most of the time, so dress according to weather conditions.

Orakei Korako (also known as 'The Hidden Valley') is a highly active geothermal area situated in the Taupo Volcanic Zone on the Waikato River at Lake Ohakuri, which is part of the hydro-electric power scheme. The formation of the lake raised the Waikato River at Orakei Korako by 18m, flooding more than 250 hot springs and geysers. Even with two thirds of the original geothermal area covered by the artificial lake, Orakei Korako is still New Zealand's largest geyser field and one of the country's must-see natural attractions. Somewhat 'off the beaten track', the Hidden Valley lies nestled in the Taupo Volcanic Zone between Taupo and Rotorua. Orakei Korako is a mere 25 minute drive from Taupo and 45 from Rotorua, and not far from State Highway 1 and State Highway 5.

Thousands of years in the making and nestled within a natural bush setting, walks through this unique volcanic area take between 30 and 75 minutes. The Lady Knox Geyser erupts daily to heights of up to 20 metres. Features include the world famous Champagne Pool and Primrose Terrace as well as hot springs, steaming ground, expansive vistas and huge volcanic craters. The constant bubbling and erupting of the Mud Pool add to your experience at New Zealand’s most colourful volcanic attraction.

Important Tour Details:
Departs/ Finishes: Hotel Pick-up and Drop-off. Phone: 0800 000 432 (HeadFirst Travel)
Reconfirm: Please call above freephone number day prior.
Check-in: 10 minutes prior departure. Wait at hotel reception.
Length of tour: takes 3.5 hours
What to bring: Camera, rain jacket, required medication, warm top, walking shoes.
What is provided: Transfer, Entrance fee, Qualified Driver-Guide.

Waimangu Volcanic Valley is Rotorua's premier tourist attraction and a ‘must do’ eco-experience when you visit Rotorua. The exciting thermal attraction and sightseeing tours include unique ecology, rare botany and fascinating geothermal features such as steaming volcanic crater lakes. A protected scenic reserve and wildlife refuge, Waimangu Volcanic Valley geothermal park encompasses beautiful Lake Rotomahana and is set in pristine New Zealand bush. Waimangu Volcanic Valley is just 20 minutes south of Rotorua and 40 minutes north of Taupo. Self-guided eco-tours and walks through this geothermal park are offered, from a 45 minute walk to an extended 4 hours of discovery through this amazing Valley.

Important Tour Details:
Tour Name: Full Waimangu Experience
Departs/ Finishes: 587 Waimangu Road, Rotorua. Phone: +64 7 366 6137
Check-in: 10 minutes prior departure.
Length of tour: takes 3+ hours
What to bring: Camera, rain jacket, required medication, warm top, walking shoes.
What is provided: Entrance for self-guided walk, 45 min boat cruise around Lake Rotomahana.

Tongariro is the oldest national park in New Zealand, located in the heart of North Island. It encompasses three active volcanoes – Mount Ngauruhoe, Mount Tongariro and Mount Ruapehu (one of the most active volcanos in the world) – that have great significance to the local Maori people. The raw beauty of the environment draws a high number of tourists, and is also the reason much of the Lord of the Rings movie trilogy was filmed here. There are activities to be enjoyed by everyone here, from scenic cruises to white water-rafting, hiking, rock climbing and skiing in winter.

Located on the south-western tip of North Island on the Cook Strait, Wellington is the constitutional and cultural capital of New Zealand – dubbed ‘the coolest little capital in the world’. With its diverse architecture, world-class museums, cultural attractions and award-winning restaurants, Wellington is a popular destination for both local and international travellers. Due to its location in the ‘Roaring Forties’ the city experiences its fair share of wind and as a result, sailing is a popular activity here – with charters offering the visitors the experience of a relaxed cruise with beautiful views of the city and the surrounding bays.

On the Weta Workshop Weta Workshop Experience, visitors can learn about the making of movie effects and props. Visitors can embark on the Weta Workshop Experience and learn about the making of movie effects and props, from armour to weapons, creatures to costumes, and make-up to miniatures. The workshop also features a retail shop full of collectables, books, swords, games, merchandise and more, and a look through our mini-museum.

The Park for all seasons is New Zealand's finest coastal National Park, located at the top of the South Island and basking under the most sunshine hours in the country, year-round.

Abel Tasman Kayaks was established in 1986, realizing a vision to bring visitors into the glorious Abel Tasman National Park. Sea kayaking is a unique, low impact way to explore the beautiful golden beaches, peaceful coves and lagoons, offshore islands, wildlife and the native forest fringing the granite coastline. The innovation became an instant hit with visitors to the area, and saw the growth and development of Abel Tasman Kayaks into a leading kayak operation. The guides are experienced, with extensive local knowledge of the park.

Start your morning with a Water Taxi to Torrent Bay. Walking unguided from Torrent Bay the track climbs steadily, then sidles around two valleys and above an inlet to Falls River, which is crossed by a suspension bridge. The 47 metre bridge is a real highlight of this trip. Beyond the river, the track meanders through lush coastal forest before dropping back to sea level to Bark Bay. Enjoy your freshly made lunch at Bark Bay packed with nutrition before being picked up by the Water Taxi.

Relax onboard the boat and enjoy the coastal view of the area you have just walked. Upon reaching Observation Beach meet your kayak guide and join the second half of our Soul Food trip. Take in all the highlights of the southern Abel Tasman, experience up close the beautiful Astrolabe Islands. If conditions permit, kayak-sail back into Marahau on the afternoon sea breeze.

Important Tour Details - Earth, Sea & Sky - Full Day Watertaxi, Kayak & Walk:
Departs/ Finishes: At Marahau Beach base. 273 Sandy Bay - Marahau Road, Marahau.
Office phone details: 03 527 8022 or NZ freephone 0800 732 529.
Reconfim: Please call operator the day before re weather and scheduled departure time.
Length of tour: takes 8-9 hours.
Check-in: 15 minutes prior departure.
How to get there: Directions from Nelson travel via Motueka to the Abel Tasman National Park. Best is to turn from main road (SH60) after the village of Riwaka the SECOND road RIGHT (into Riwaka - Sandy Bay Road) and follow until you reach Marahau Village. The base is located after a left bends, after 200 metres, on your left.
What to bring: Water bottle, camera, sunscreen, hat, insect repellent, swim suit or fast drying clothing (avoid pants or jeans), warm jacket (avoid cotton – wool or fleece is best), change of clothes, towel, walking shoes or walking sandals, any personal medication you may require.
What is provided: Lunch, water taxi rides, kayaking equipment, dry bag for cameras, safety gear & briefing, Qualified Kayaking Guide.
Walking Part: This is approx 2.5 hours (7.7kms) non-guided, up-and-down along the coast between Torrent Bay and Bark Bay. Bring good, comfortable walking shoes or trainers.
Note: No kayaking experience is necessary.

Itinerary Times (approx): 
8.30am Check in and meet your guide.
Your guide will provide you with lunch and a map for your morning walk.
9.00am Water Taxi to Torrent Bay.
9.45am Walk from Torrent Bay to Bark Bay. Approx 2.5hrs 7.7km.
12.45pm Water Taxi from Bark Bay to Watering Cove.
1.15pm Meet your guide at Observation Beach for your kayak briefing.
1.30pm Kayak from Observation Beach back to Marahau.
If conditions permit sail back home. Kayak approx 2 hrs with breaks.
4.00pm Arrive back in Marahau.

Get up close and personal with this amazing coastline including outlying islands and Tonga Island Marine Reserve. Observe mammals, birds, fish and invertebrates, learn about coastal ecology, marvel at the amazing granite rock formations and explore the inlets if tide allows. Lunch on a world class beach; followed by an optional but thoroughly recommended walk around Pitt Head. This regenerating forest headland is being transformed by Abel Tasman Birdsong Trust into a mainland ecological island. There you will witness forest ecology, botany, predator traps and incredible views. Alternatively you can spend the time lazing on the beach. Visit Adele Island that has been predator free since 2007 and experience the beauty of an increasing population of native forest birds, and weather permitting; fossick in the rock pools on the seaward side.

Important Tour Details:
Departs/ Finishes: Marahau DoC Bus Shelter/ Car Park, Phone: 03 391 0010 or 027 223 6594.
Length of tour: Start at 9am back between 3-3.30pm.
Check-in: 15 minutes prior departure.
Video: https://youtu.be/EZy-algIHo8
How to get there: Travel via Motueka and Riwaka to Marahau Beach by taking the MARAHAU EXIT - TURN 2. RIGHT - from SH60 (not via Kaiteriteri, which is the 1. right). MAKE SURE NOT HEADING UPWARDS TO TAKAKA HILL!
When you arrive in this very small village follow the main road (Harvey Road) until you get to the Main Abel Tasman Track Carpark bus shelter (on your right). Meet at 8.45am for 9.00am departure. Note: public toilets are here too.
NOTE: GPS/NAVI does not work well for directions in this area. Instead use a Google Map.
What to bring: Camera, insect repellent. rain jacket, required medication, sun glasses, sun screen, sun hat, swim suit, towel, sandals, warm top, water bottle.
What is provided: Safety briefing, Qualified Guide, Specialised tour equipment, morning tea, lunch (either filled croissant or filled baguette).
Note: Low level of fitness required. Short self guided walks can be arranged.

The modern and powerful Taranui is fitted with a galley, barbecue and shower. Taranui is the Maori name for the Caspian tern, guests might spot some of the seabirds on the cruise. Taranui is an 11 meter, semi displacement, power catamaran. Passengers board at Stephens Bay and are treated to a leisurely cruise around the headland to Split Apple Rock, from where shags may be seen drying their wings on warm rocks after their fishing expeditions. Taranui's cruise itinerary is flexible and passengers will be taken to view specific marine activity such as dolphins riding the bow wave or New Zealand fur seals fishing. If there's a particular bay or park passengers would like to see, they should inform the skipper who will do his best to accommodate requests. After viewing the seals, a light lunch is served in a sheltered bay. A delicious platter style lunch with fresh local ingredients is provided and local beer and wine are included. Advance notice of any special dietary requirements would be appreciated. After lunch, passengers may swim, sea kayak, go ashore for a bush walk, or just relax on Taranui. Lunch, sunscreen, sea kayaks, snorkelling and lifejackets are provided. Passengers need to bring their own camera, hat, sunglasses, warm jacket (just in case) and swimming gear. For those intending to hike the Abel Tasman Coastal Track, sturdy footwear is recommended.

Important Tour Details:
Departs/ Finishes: Stephens Bay, Kaiteriteri (Abel Tasman NP). Phone: 0800 223 522.
Check-in: 15 minutes prior departure.
Length of tour: allow 6 hours.
How to get there: The boat named 'Taranui', is a stable, spacious power cat. It's moored at Stephens Bay, a scenic 15 minute drive from Motueka, before you reach Kaiteriteri. Follow the main road out of Motueka and through Riwaka. Then follow the signs to Kaiteriteri. Stephens Bay is signposted on the right. Follow Stephens Bay Road to the end where there's plenty of room to park.
What to bring: Backpack or bag, camera, rain jacket, required medication, insect repellent, sun glasses, sun screen, sun hat, swim suit, towel, sandals, warm top.
What is provided: Safety briefing, Qualified Guide, Specialised tour equipment, First Aid Kit, Afternoon Tea, Lunch.
Group size: 11 passengers for the shared trip (not for private bookings).
Notes: It is important to let you know that the Abel Tasman National Park has no jetty’s and they will need to remove their shoes to get on and off beaches. The boats are accessible to most people. One step from the beach onto the tender and then again from the tender onto the boarding platform of the boat. Please let us know if you have mobility issues so that we can discuss which trips are suitable for you.

Wheelie Fantastic Cycle Tours offer a wide range of high quality cycling experiences in the Nelson Tasman region of the top of the South Island, New Zealand. Specialising in bespoke and luxury tours which can be self-guided, guided and premium guided. The guided option has one guide, premium guided gives complete flexibility, with a bike guide and a guide with a vehicle in attendance for the duration of the tour. Using local knowledge, we create unique itineraries to help our customers discover the hidden gems of the area. We also have put together day and multi-day itineraries that are ready to enjoy and which caters for a wide range of abilities. We use high quality bikes which are designed for comfort and performance on roads and trails.

Important Tour Details - Moutere Wine And Artisans Day Tour:
Departs/ Finishes: Pick-up from accommodation.
Contact Details: Wheelie Fantastic Phone: 0800 229 253 or +64 3 543 2245
Pick-up time: as stated above.
Length of tour: full day tour. Cycling distance will be 25-30 kms.
Fitness Level: Moderate (more than basic level of fitness or hire an e-bike)
What to bring: layers of warm clothing, wind proof jacket, cycle shorts or comfortable shorts, trainer shoes, sun screen (SPF 30+ is best), sun glasses and your camera!
What is provided: Bike hire, helmet, pannier day bag, wine tasting (tastings locations subject to availability). Purchase pick-ups. Route map and guide with discounts for wine and food.
Notes: Please advise re any dietary requirements or allergies.

Discover the Lord of the Rings Tour in Twizel, New Zealand, the film location of Gondor, from Tolkein's Lord of the Rings. Have you ever wondered what goes into the making of a movie? How do you find locations, create mythological creatures, film complex stunts and what is it like to be on set? All our scheduled tours have a maximum of only 9 people and, with only a short traveling time to the location, you get an informative, personal and fun LOTR experience.

Also known as Aoraki National Park, this 700 square kilometre reserve is home to 19 mountains that tower over 3000m, including Australasia’s highest peak – the 3754m high Mt. Aoraki. The incredible landscape forms part of the Southwest New Zealand World Heritage Area and can be explored by mountain climbing, hiking, skiing and even scenic flight tours. Not to be missed is the Tasman glacier; at 27km long and 3km wide, this is the country’s largest glacier – though in recent years it has unfortunately been melting fast.

A diverse activity of exhilaration, discovery and adventure! The tour begins with an exhilarating jet boat journey, complete with thrilling jet spins. The jet boat ride is then followed by a 30 minute guided walk on a rolling trail through ancient native forest. Hear about flora, fauna and history from your friendly guide. Then travel by bus along a back-country route, making stops to view some of New Zealand’s most spectacular scenery that has formed the epic backdrop for many international movies, including ‘The Lord of the Rings’ and The Hobbit: An unexpected Journey.

Important Tour Details:
Departs/ Finishes: 45 Mull Street, Glenorchy. Phone: 0800 327 853.
Check-in: 15 minutes prior departure.
Length of tour: allow 3 hours.
How to get there: Travellers are either picked-up at Queenstown Information Centre, corner Camp and Shotover Streets (total return time 6 hours) or can meet at the Glenorchy base (total return time 3 hours). Glenorchy is 46 kms or 1 hour drive from Queenstown.
What to bring: Camera, rain jacket, required medication, insect repellent, sun glasses, sun screen, sun hat, warm top, closed shoes for walking.
What is provided: Safety briefing, Qualified Guide, Specialised tour equipment, First Aid Kit.
Notes: minimum children age and height policy applies.

The Paradise Discovery Tour follows the lake edge, crossing over two major rivers. Lunch is served in a spectacular setting. Your day tour to the Paradise Valley includes exclusive access on 4WD trails over Private Property (15000 acre sheep & beef farm). Front row panoramic views overlooking the Dart River Valley and LOTR movie locations, picnic lunch followed by exhilarating Dart River Jet boat ride. Then we explore more of the Paradise Valley, Diamond Lake and Mt Earnslaw Station.

Important Tour Details:
Departs/ Finishes: Pick-up at 9am from accommodation in Queenstown. Phone: 03 442 2299.
Check-in: Please be ready for departure 5 minutes prior to pick-up time at your hotel reception.
Length of tour: allow 7.5 hours.
What to bring: Camera, waterproof rain jacket, required medication, sun glasses, sun screen, sun hat, warm top, walking shoes, water bottle.
What is provided: Transfers ex Queenstown, Qualified Driver-Guide, Access to private land, Lunch & refreshments included.
Notes: All trips subject to weather and farming practices. We always choose the safest route on the day which may differ from the advertised product. Please check with us should you have weather concerns.

Shotover Jet operates on an exclusive area of the Shotover River and is the only company permitted to operate within its spectacular canyons, carved out over the ages by a vast volume of fast flowing water. The very grandeur of this spectacular environment, less than 10 minutes drive from Queenstown, adds to the excitement and exclusivity of the Shotover Jet experience Shotover Jet commenced operations on the upper Shotover River in 1965 and was one of Queenstown’s first adventure activities, and over the years is one of the experiences that has helped to put New Zealand on the global tourism map. Combining the classic New Zealand invention of the Jet Boat with the Kiwi culture of adventure, Shotover Jet has become part of the fabric of what is quintessentially 'New Zealand' and has taken jet boating from its humble beginnings to become one of New Zealand’s most iconic ‘must do’ visitor activities.

Important Tour Details:
Departs/ Finishes: 'The Station', Cnr Shotover & Camp Sts, Queenstown. Phone: 0800 746 868
Check-in: 45 minutes prior tour departure (as the drive from the city to the river base can take 30 min).
Length of tour: allow 1.5 hours.
How to get there: A complimentary shuttle transfers depart from ‘The Station’ Info Centre, corner Shotover and Camp Streets, in downtown Queenstown up to every 15 minutes. You will need to check-in at least 45 minutes prior to tour departure. Otherwise Shotover Jet is an easy 6km drive from central Queenstown. Drive up Shotover St (with lake Wakatipu behind you) and onto Gorge Rd. Travel along Gorge Rd towards Arthurs Point and Coronet Peak, after approximately 5kms you will come to a small one lane bridge at Arthurs Point. Carry on and after a short distance you will come to another larger one lane bridge, cross this and the Shotover Jet entry is immediately on your left.
What to bring: Eyewear is a good idea at all times of year. Warm clothing - jackets, beanies, gloves and scarves are essential during winter.
What is provided: Transfers ex Queenstown, Safety briefing, Qualified Guide, Specialised tour equipment, First Aid Kit.
Notes: The minimum height to ride the Shotover Jet is usually 1m, however, this can increase to 1.2m if the river level is high.

Immerse yourself among the boutique vineyards and spectacular scenery of Central Otago on our 5 1/2 hour Boutique Wine Tour, a perfect introduction to this wine region. Visiting 4 vineyards in Gibbston Valley, Cromwell and Bannockburn.

Important Tour Details:
Departs/ Finishes: Hotel Pick-up at 11am & Drop-off at 4.30pm. Phone: 03 442 6920.
Check-in: 10 minutes prior departure (be ready for hotel pick-up)
Length of tour: allow 5.5 hours.
How to get there: Pick-up from your hotel is arranged.
What to bring: Camera, rain jacket, required medication, sun glasses, sun screen, sun hat, water bottle.
What is provided: Transfers ex hotel, Qualified Guide, Visiting 4 vineyards in Gibbston Valley, Cromwell and Bannockburn, a delightful vineyard platter lunch at Carrick Wines, Wooing Tree Vineyard or Wild Earth Wines, Visit Old Cromwell Town (time and weather permitting), view the historic Kawarau Bridge and the original AJ Hackett Bungy.
Notes: this small group tours with a maximum of 12 people.

The Kawarau River is ideal for first time rafters or suited to those looking for a more relaxed rafting experience, or groups of mixed ability and ages. There is plenty of white water action, but also time to relax and enjoy the spectacular scenery. The Kawarau River starred as the River Anduin in Lord of the Rings. The grandeur of the canyons imparts a feeling of paddling through the heart of Middle Earth. Enjoy the unforgettable 400 meter long Dog Leg rapid, New Zealand’s longest commercially rafted rapid, before returning to Queenstown for a sauna and shower at Cavells Rafting Base.

The Moa tour consists of four ziplines, starting and finishing at the top of the Skyline Gondola. The Moa is designed to start low and slow and gradually build your confidence as it gets progressively longer, higher and faster. All ages love the interaction this guided aerial tour has to offer.

Important Tour Details:
Departs/ Finishes: Ziptrek Tree House situated at the top of the gondola. Phone: 0800 947 873.
Check-in: 15 minutes prior departure (top of Gondola). You need to take the Gondola up first!
Length of tour: allow 3 hours (Moa) or 4.5 hours (Kea).
How to get there: Please arrive 15 minutes before your tour; allowing for sufficient time to check in and fill out your waiver. The Ziptrek Tree House is located 100 metres to the left upon exiting the Skyline gondola building, down the trail and past the heli-pad. Note that tour price excludes gondola ticket.
What to bring: Please dress for the weather. Bring camera (you also get them from the operator after the tour, but no guarantee). Keep package to a minimum. The tour is up on Bob's Peak so the temperature is a few degrees cooler than in town. You must wear closed-toe shoes, no exception.
What is provided: Safety briefing, Qualified Guide, Specialised tour equipment, First Aid Kit.
Notes: No previous experience is necessary.

The southwestern corner of New Zealand’s South Island presents a picture of incredible contrasts – the snow-capped Southern Alps towering over massive, deep lakes, and ocean flooded valleys. It’s also breathtaking. Of the 14 fiords that dramatically carve into 215km of coastline, Milford Sound is the most accessible and popular, with the more remote Doubtful Sound offering a wealth of marine life. Take a boat charter or cruise, helicopter flip, or one of the many walking trails in the area. Lake Te Anau offers the perfect base for your exploration of this acclaimed World Heritage Site, and if it’s a family holiday, the kids will love the Discovery Centre underwater observatory and glowworm caves.

The day begins in Manapouri with a cruise across the picturesque Lake Manapouri, followed by a trip across New Zealand's expensive road over Wilmot Pass, pausing along the way to experience the dense Fiordland rain forest and view Doubtful Sound glistening far below. In Doubtful Sound, board the spacious, purpose built catamaran Patea Explorer for a three hour cruise through the pristine fiord. During the cruise, the knowledgeable nature guides will share their passion for the region through their commentary. They will answer questions, point out landmarks and provide information about the varied wildlife encounters with dolphins, fur seals and perhaps the rare Fiordland crested penguin. A visit to one of New Zealand’s major sources of sustainable energy, the Manapouri Underground Power Station is also included.

Important Tour Details:
Departs/ Finishes: Manapouri Wharf, Lake Manapouri. Phone: 0800 65 65 01.
Check-in: 15 minutes prior departure.
Length of tour: allow 8 hours.
How to get there: All Doubtful Sound experiences start in Manapouri, which is around 2.5 – 3 hours from Queenstown and 30 minutes from Te Anau. You can drive there yourself or if you’d much rather relax and let us do the driving, we offer coach connections from Queenstown and Te Anau.
What to bring: Backpack or bag, camera, rain jacket, required medication, insect repellent, sun glasses, sun screen, sun hat, trainers and socks, sandals, warm top.
What is provided: Qualified Guide, Specialised tour equipment, First Aid Kit, Afternoon Tea.
Notes: Delicious picnic lunch options (must be pre-ordered). Sandwiches and snacks also available on board to purchase.

The Grand Millennium is being situated in the very heart of cosmopolitan Auckland with some of the city’s finest dining, shopping and entertainment venues at your doorstep. Also nearby are landmark venues: The Civic, Auckland Town Hall and Aotea Square, the city's largest outdoor civic space where you can relax and often attend local events. Grand Millennium Auckland provides a superior experience through excellent service and attention to detail. All of the 452 stylish rooms and suites at the hotel, combine smart design, chic decor, floor to ceiling windows for natural light and modern amenities. Take advantage of quality facilities during your stay, whether it’s enjoying a swim in the heated indoor pool or savouring a delicious teppanyaki meal at Katsura Japanese Restaurant.

Ngongotaha Lakeside Lodge enjoys a perfect location. You will find this award-winning Bed and Breakfast on the shores of Lake Rotorua and only a few metres away from the famous Waiteti trout stream. The panoramic views of the lake, Mokoia Island and surrounding countryside across to Mt Tarawera are stunning. Just out of the Ngongotaha Village on the western shore of Lake Rotorua, not city, not country; this lakeside location has a feeling of its very own. Relaxing and peaceful.

Ngongotaha Lakeside Lodge enjoys a perfect location. You will find this award-winning Bed and Breakfast on the shores of Lake Rotorua and only a few metres away from the famous Waiteti trout stream. The panoramic views of the lake, Mokoia Island and surrounding countryside across to Mt Tarawera are stunning. Just out of the Ngongotaha Village on the western shore of Lake Rotorua, not city, not country; this lakeside location has a feeling of its very own. Relaxing and peaceful.

Manuka Lodge was built in early 2008. It sits majestically at the end of a quiet cul-de-sac, enjoying a peaceful rural outlook, in close proximity to Ohakune shops and eateries. It is ideally located for exploring the many attractions of the central North Island, including both the Tongariro and Whanganui National Parks. The lodge is a two storied bed and breakfast, with four guest bedrooms. All rooms have private en suite bathrooms. On the ground floor there is a large, open plan lounge and dining area for guest use. The lounge is equipped with a cozy open log burning fireplace, comfy sofas and a flat screen television. There is also a drying room and plenty of space to store ski, tramping, fishing or biking paraphernalia. An exciting addition is a luxurious outdoor hot springs spa pool. The lodge is double glazed and thoroughly insulated throughout. It is also centrally heated, European style, providing under floor heating downstairs and radiators upstairs. Toasty warm in the winter and wonderfully cool throughout the summer, Manuka Lodge offers an ideal destination choice. Check-in time is between 4-6pm. Guests can drop their luggage off before 4pm if they call to organise in advance.

Manuka Lodge was built in early 2008. It sits majestically at the end of a quiet cul-de-sac, enjoying a peaceful rural outlook, in close proximity to Ohakune shops and eateries. It is ideally located for exploring the many attractions of the central North Island, including both the Tongariro and Whanganui National Parks. The lodge is a two storied bed and breakfast, with four guest bedrooms. All rooms have private en suite bathrooms. On the ground floor there is a large, open plan lounge and dining area for guest use. The lounge is equipped with a cozy open log burning fireplace, comfy sofas and a flat screen television. There is also a drying room and plenty of space to store ski, tramping, fishing or biking paraphernalia. An exciting addition is a luxurious outdoor hot springs spa pool. The lodge is double glazed and thoroughly insulated throughout. It is also centrally heated, European style, providing under floor heating downstairs and radiators upstairs. Toasty warm in the winter and wonderfully cool throughout the summer, Manuka Lodge offers an ideal destination choice. Check-in time is between 4-6pm. Guests can drop their luggage off before 4pm if they call to organise in advance.

The Hotel Novotel Wellington is located in the heart of the CBD, close to the attractions, Gallipoli Exhibition at Te Papa and the Sir Peter Jackson inspired Great War commemoration, the cable car, botanical gardens and the waterfront all within walking distance. Enjoy harbor views of the city in the hotel's luxury rooms designed with splashes of color and comfort. The hotel has direct access to Lambton Quay, which leads to the center of Wellington shopping district.

The Hotel Novotel Wellington is located in the heart of the CBD, close to the attractions, Gallipoli Exhibition at Te Papa and the Sir Peter Jackson inspired Great War commemoration, the cable car, botanical gardens and the waterfront all within walking distance. Enjoy harbor views of the city in the hotel's luxury rooms designed with splashes of color and comfort. The hotel has direct access to Lambton Quay, which leads to the center of Wellington shopping district.

Beautiful self-catering cottage situated in a half acre garden filled with roses, paeonies, lavenders, fruit trees, large vegetable garden and abundant bird life. The cottage has its own entrance and drive well separated from the house for privacy. The garden area is yours to wander in while you stay. Cape Cod chairs, outdoor tables, benches and umbrellas are provided for you. Gas BBQ and grill for outdoor suppers on summer evenings. Maria and Cameron's garden has been 18 years in the making - but you get the chance to enjoy it and its produce! Vegetable beds, fruit trees, roses, paeonies, lavender and lots of seasonal colour.

Beautiful self-catering cottage situated in a half acre garden filled with roses, paeonies, lavenders, fruit trees, large vegetable garden and abundant bird life. The cottage has its own entrance and drive well separated from the house for privacy. The garden area is yours to wander in while you stay. Cape Cod chairs, outdoor tables, benches and umbrellas are provided for you. Gas BBQ and grill for outdoor suppers on summer evenings. Maria and Cameron's garden has been 18 years in the making - but you get the chance to enjoy it and its produce! Vegetable beds, fruit trees, roses, paeonies, lavender and lots of seasonal colour.

Eliza’s Manor Boutique Hotel offers quality, comfortable central Christchurch bed and breakfast accommodation. They are ideally situated in the central city for the leisure and business traveler with easy access to all that Christchurch has to offer. Here you have the benefits of a hotel, together with the personal service of a boutique bed and breakfast. Eliza's Manor Boutique Hotel combines an historic ambiance with eight comfortable guest rooms, all with modern en-suite bathrooms. Enjoy an individually cooked breakfast, relax in the Guest Lounge or outside in the private courtyard and have a drink from the fully licensed bar. Free wireless internet access is available and there is plenty of free off street parking. Eliza’s also has function facilities and in-house catering to provide a range of services for Christchurch business meetings, conferences and for those special private celebrations.

Eliza’s Manor Boutique Hotel offers quality, comfortable central Christchurch bed and breakfast accommodation. They are ideally situated in the central city for the leisure and business traveler with easy access to all that Christchurch has to offer. Here you have the benefits of a hotel, together with the personal service of a boutique bed and breakfast. Eliza's Manor Boutique Hotel combines an historic ambiance with eight comfortable guest rooms, all with modern en-suite bathrooms. Enjoy an individually cooked breakfast, relax in the Guest Lounge or outside in the private courtyard and have a drink from the fully licensed bar. Free wireless internet access is available and there is plenty of free off street parking. Eliza’s also has function facilities and in-house catering to provide a range of services for Christchurch business meetings, conferences and for those special private celebrations.

Kinross cottage accommodation is something a little different, only 25 mins from the centre of Queenstown completely surrounded by nature, greenery and the magical world of wine! At Kinross, the self - contained cottage rooms are luxuriously homely & designed with YOU in mind for your Queenstown accommodation! The property has 40 acres of green surrounds with mountains, vines & ponds. The nightly rate includes a full breakfast for 2 served in the General Store. For a relaxing escape near Queenstown, nothing matches the location, warmth and style of Kinross. Kinross is the official Cellar Door for Coal Pit, Domaine Thomson, Hawkshead, Valli and Wild Irishman, five of the most stunning wine labels Central Otago has to offer.

Kinross cottage accommodation is something a little different, only 25 mins from the centre of Queenstown completely surrounded by nature, greenery and the magical world of wine! At Kinross, the self - contained cottage rooms are luxuriously homely & designed with YOU in mind for your Queenstown accommodation! The property has 40 acres of green surrounds with mountains, vines & ponds. The nightly rate includes a full breakfast for 2 served in the General Store. For a relaxing escape near Queenstown, nothing matches the location, warmth and style of Kinross. Kinross is the official Cellar Door for Coal Pit, Domaine Thomson, Hawkshead, Valli and Wild Irishman, five of the most stunning wine labels Central Otago has to offer.

Dusky Ridges, a farmstay bed and breakfast accommodation is only minutes from Te Anau, yet centrally located on a working 200 hectare farm. Enjoy breathtaking panoramic views of Lake Te Anau, the Kepler, Murchison and Takitimu Mountain ranges. Alongside this homestead is a fully self contained 2 bedroom apartment and a separate 1 bedroom Garden Chalet. Your friendly Kiwi/ Danish farming hosts are happy to give an insight to their lives on their sheep, deer and cattle farm, enjoy an agritourism experience! Dusky Ridges is the perfect place to unwind at the end of a hectic holiday or to be your base for your adventures in Fiordland.

Dusky Ridges, a farmstay bed and breakfast accommodation is only minutes from Te Anau, yet centrally located on a working 200 hectare farm. Enjoy breathtaking panoramic views of Lake Te Anau, the Kepler, Murchison and Takitimu Mountain ranges. Alongside this homestead is a fully self contained 2 bedroom apartment and a separate 1 bedroom Garden Chalet. Your friendly Kiwi/ Danish farming hosts are happy to give an insight to their lives on their sheep, deer and cattle farm, enjoy an agritourism experience! Dusky Ridges is the perfect place to unwind at the end of a hectic holiday or to be your base for your adventures in Fiordland.