The Christchurch Botanic Gardens, located in the central city of Christchurch, New Zealand, were founded in 1863 when an English oak was planted to commemorate the solemnisation of the marriage of Prince Albert and Princess Alexandra of Denmark. In a loop of the Avon River, bordered on three sides by the green expanse of Hagley Park, are the Christchurch Botanic Gardens. With more than one and a half million recorded visits each year, the Gardens are one of the city’s most visited public facilities. The Gardens are at the heart of Christchurch’s reputation as the Garden City. A temperate climate supports many thousands of plants, gathered from around the world and across New Zealand since 1863.

Experience the luxury of our 36 seater air-conditioned, colonial style dining tram and be treated to the finest service, cuisine and beverages New Zealand has to offer. Incorporate fabulous dining with a sightseeing tour showcasing Christchurch’s inner city vibrancy and heritage – truly a mix of the old and the new. The Christchurch Tramway Restaurant dinner tour is a unique activity not to be missed.

Important Tour Details:
Departs/ Finishes: Cathedral Junction, 109 Worcester Street. Phone: 03 366 7830
Times: Departs 7pm (March – October) and 7.30pm (November – February – excepting public holidays).
Check-in: 15 minutes prior departure.
Length of tour: takes 2.5 hours
Dietary: Please ensure you advise of any special dietary requirements at least 72 hours in advance.
Notes: wine and beer can be bought at extra charge.
Children: Not recommended for children under 10 years of age, but a minimum age of 6 years applies.

Christchurch Art Gallery is in a striking building in the heart of Christchurch. Featuring a spectacular flowing glass and metal facade that evokes the sinuous form of the koru and Christchurch's River Avon, the building houses nine exhibition areas, a reference and study library, multi purpose auditorium, education workrooms, an underground car park, a restaurant, retail outlets and extensive collection storage spaces. The gallery forms an important part of the cultural life of the city and of New Zealand, offering many and varied exhibitions as well as other programs.

An amazing encounter with Tasman Glacier and its terminal lake. Depart from The Hermitage Hotel. The bus will take you to the Tasman Valley, followed by a 30 minute alpine walk through the moraine and National Park. Board your custom built MAC boat, and enjoy the ever changing scenery, view the Tasman Glacier ice face from a safe distance and icebergs of all shapes and sizes with the opportunity to touch and taste the 300-500 year old ice crystals.

Important Tour Details:​
Departs/ Finishes: The Hermitage Hotel Activities Desk, Mt. Cook Village. Phone: 0800 68 68 00.
Check-in: 30 minutes prior departure.
Length of tour: allow 2.5 hours (with up to 1 hour on the lake. Rest is transfers and walking)
How to get there: The Hermitage Hotel is located right in Mt. Cook Village (in the National Park).
What to bring: Small backpack, Walking shoes, closed in footwear shoes, sun glasses, sun hat, sun block (UV levels are high in the mountains), wind/waterproof jacket, extra warm layer of clothing for cool weather, camera, required medication.
What is provided: Return Transport ex Hermitage Hotel, Experienced guides, Life jackets.
Notes: Cancellations with 48 hours prior to the trip departure will forfeit 50% of the total price.
Cancellations with 24 hours prior to the trip departure will forfeit 100% of the total price.

This departs daily from Dunedin city in the afternoon to visit the beautiful Otago Peninsula and its wildlife 'hotspots'. The tour caters for small groups providing a glimpse into the world of tourism and conservation working in a symbiotic relationship for the benefit of the wildlife providing absolutely unrivalled viewing of estuarine and marine wildlife.

Knowledgeable guides deliver commentary of activity being viewed and visit isolated places inaccessible to others providing the best possible viewing of unique peninsula wildlife. The private conservation area ensures exclusivity with brilliant opportunities to photograph Hooker's Sea lions, Yellow-eyed Penguins, Blue Penguins, a breeding colony of New Zealand Fur Seals and other sea bird colonies. At Taiaroa head from a cliff face we watch and observe Royal Albatross flying about the headland and to and from the ocean. A further 25-30 other estuarine and marine bird species are seen during the experience around the bays and lagoons.

Most days Albatross are seen flying at Taiaroa headland, with a greater opportunity from our conservation area strategic observation point to see many other pelagic sea bird species flying close, including numerous petrel and shearwater species, and up to five other Albatross species are regularly seen and identified.

Important Tour Details:
Departs/ Finishes: Hotel Pick-up and Drop-off. Phone: 0800 356 563 or +64 3 477 4276.
Check-in: 10 minutes prior departure.
Length of tour: allow 6 hours.
Video: https://youtu.be/mPXS7j16rIU
How to get there: Participants will be collected from, and returned to any Dunedin city or Otago Peninsula accommodation or the Dunedin Visitor centre or pre-arranged points on route.
What to bring: Backpack or bag, camera, rain jacket, required medication, sun glasses, sun screen, sun hat, warm top, water bottle, snack, walking shoes.
What is provided: Transfers ex Dunedin, Qualified Guide, Specialised tour equipment, First Aid Kit, Access to private farm land (where the penguins are nesting).
Group size: generally cap at 14 people in a 22-seater coach.
Notes: The geographical and exposed nature of the area you are visiting requires a reasonable level of fitness, warm clothing and walking footwear. We recommend a substantial lunch as you’ll arrive back late (no dinner).

Situated on the picturesque Otago Peninsula, Larnach Castle is one of New Zealand’s premier visitor attractions. Lovingly restored, the castle and surrounding grounds are at the heart of the Dunedin visitor experience. Larnach Castle offers the castle experience, spectacular gardens, luxury accommodation, event management and unique dining experiences.

Opened as a historic house museum in 1967, Olveston is a time capsule as little has changed inside the house since it was occupied as a family home between 1906 to 1966. Olveston is an authentic and original historic home depicting the life of a wealthy merchant family in the early part of the twentieth century. Olveston was constructed between 1904-1906. Built with every modern convenience, Olveston was fitted with central heating, a gas generator for electricity, a shower in each bathroom and heated towel rails, an internal telephone system and service lift. The house features 35 rooms including a vestibule, hall, drawing room, bedrooms, billiard room, card room, kitchen, scullery, butler’s pantry, library and dining room. A galleried atrium through the ground and upper floors forms the Great Hall, which served as a ballroom. The exterior walls of Olveston are constructed of brick and plaster with a Moeraki gravel finish and faced with Oamaru stone, finished with Marseilles roof tiles.

A guided day walk from Te Anau beginning with a short helicopter flight over scenic Lake Te Anau, beech forest and alpine area to Luxmore Hut on the Kepler Track. From this Department of Conservation Hut explore the alpine tussock fields and enjoy panoramic views of the surrounding Fiordland mountains with the possibility of ascending to the summit of Mt Luxmore if clients wish and weather and time allows. After time in the alpine area, hike down the mountain on the well-formed Kepler Track. The track descends through mountain and silver beech forest and passes under towering limestone bluffs to the sandy beach of Broad Bay, the pick-up point for the rewarding water taxi trip back to Te Anau.

From Luxmore Hut it is a downhill walk (8km) requiring a medium level of fitness. If clients wish to explore further past the Hut toward the Summit there would be an additional 1-3 hours walking up and down. The Trips & Tramps guide provides an opportunity to learn about the natural and human heritage of Fiordland, with plenty of stops for photographs, bird-watching and interpretation along the way.

Important Tour Details:
Departs/ Finishes: Pick-up from accommodation in Te Anau. Phone: 0800 305 807 (Trips & Tramps).
Check-in: please be ready for departure at stated time.
Length of tour: allow 8 hours.
How to get there: Reconfirm the day before on NZ Free phone 0800 305 807 or 03 249 7081.
What to bring: Comfortable walking boots/shoes, waterproof jacket, warm clothing including thermal hat and gloves, sun hat, lunch (if not pre-ordered), water bottle, and day pack. Walking poles are optional and may be provided if requested.
What is provided: Professional guide, helicopter flight, lunch and local transfers.
Difficulty: Medium level of fitness required, 800 m descent, 8 km walk, walking time 3-6 hours. On occasion, alpine weather may make conditions more challenging. We operate in most weather conditions, so guests need to be suitably prepared. Not recommended for children under 8 years. Trips & Tramps may amend the trip if flying or alpine conditions are not suitable.
Lunch: A picnic lunch is included in the cost. It includes a hearty salad and shredded chicken roll, sweet slice selection and fresh seasonal fruit. Gluten free and vegetarian options available.
Equipment: Helicopter: R44, MD500 or Squirrel operated by local helicopter companies depending on group size. Vessel: 8 metre water-taxi operated by Fiordland Outdoors Company.

The trip to the Te Anau Glowworm Caves begins with a cruise to the western shores of Lake Te Anau on a scenic cruise vessel. At the entry to the caves at Cavern House, view the informative displays and learn about the geological wonder before joining the guide underground. On the tour of the caves, the guides will point out the highlights and share knowledge of the caves and it’s history. The underground world is astonishingly beautiful. By geological standards the caves are very young, 12000 years old, and are still being carved out by the force of the river that flows through them. The result is a twisting network of limestone passages filled with sculpted rock, whirlpools and a roaring underground waterfall. Deep inside the caves, beyond the roar of the water, guests are taken by small boat into a silent hidden grotto inhabited by thousands of glowworms, unique to New Zealand. In the subterranean darkness, the glowworms produce a glittering display that is extraordinary.

Important Tour Details:
Departs/ Finishes: Real Journeys Lakefront Office, Te Anau
Check-in: 15 minutes prior departure.
Length of tour: takes 2 hours 15 min
Group Size: maximum 14 per guide.
What to bring: Bring comfortable walking shoes and a warm jacket.
What is provided: Cruise across Lake Te Anau, Safety briefing, Qualified Guide.
Notes: Some bending is required at the caves entrance and steps are involved.
Optional short guided forest experience to learn about the unique flora of the region.

Enjoy a leisurely, small group day trip to Milford Sound from October to April, including a boat cruise along the full length of the fiord to the Tasman Sea. Then choose from either a series of short walks and exploration with a local nature guide, or 2 and a half hours unguided hiking on the renowned Routeburn Great Walk to Key Summit. A local family business Trips & Tramps runs this wonderful trip.

Important Tour Details:
Departs/ Finishes: Pick-up from accommodation in Te Anau. Phone: 0800 305 807 (Trips & Tramps).
Check-in: please be ready for departure at stated time.
Length of tour: allow 9.5 hours.
How to get there: Reconfirm the day before on NZ Free phone 0800 305 807 or 03 249 7081.
What to bring: Backpack or bag, camera, waterproof jacket, required medication, insect repellent, sun glasses, sun screen, sun hat, warm top, comfortable walking shoes and drinking water.
What is provided: Professional guide, all transport from Te Anau with walking and photo opportunities, a Milford Sound Nature Boat Cruise, morning or afternoon tea. Plus, choose from either a 2.5 hour (unguided walk up to Key summit on the Routeburn Track), or a guided nature tour with a series of walks in the beautiful Hollyford Valley and surrounding alpine area.
Lunch: A picnic lunch is included in the cost. It includes a hearty salad and shredded chicken roll, sweet slice selection and fresh seasonal fruit. Gluten free and vegetarian options available. Additional café style food is available for purchase on board the vessel at Milford Sound.
Notes: Please note Fiordland is an alpine area and subject to extreme weather. On the rare occasion adverse weather, road or track conditions may require us to make alternations to or cancel trips. Trips & Tramps manages the hazards of our guided walks and Milford Sound excursions.

Guests can enjoy Milford Sound’s awe inspiring scenery from the comfort of modern, spacious vessels. The Scenic Cruise vessels have observation lounges and large decks, affording fantastic viewing opportunities. See the geological drama of sheer cliffs, massive waterfalls, glaciers and rain forest. Keep a lookout for wildlife, like seals basking on the rocks or dolphins.

During the cruise, the crew provide commentaries in several languages and point out the sights, such as Mitre Peak and the Pembroke Glacier. As Milford Sound drifts by outside the window, guests can treat themselves to one of the delicious lunch options, from an Indian thali to a buffet, freshly prepared on board by chefs.

Important Tour Details:
Departs/ Finishes: Real Journeys Office, Milford Sound Wharf. Phone: 0800 656 501
Check-in: 20 minutes prior departure.
Length of tour: allow 2.5 hours.
Video: https://youtu.be/XpBFQJu5gfE
What to bring: Camera, Insect repellent, rain jacket, sun glasses, sun protection, trainers + socks, warm top.
What is provided: Safety briefing, Qualified Guide, Specialised tour equipment.
How to get there: Travel with your vehicle from Te Anau to Milford Sound. The distance is about 125 kms. You need to calculate about 2.5 hours one-way (with stops). If you plan to stop at the many scenic sights along the way, do short walks and a boat cruise in Milford Sound, you need to set aside a whole day. If you have limited time a non-stop direct drive from Te Anau to Milford Sound takes at least two hours depending on weather conditions.
How to avoid congestion?
Many visitors plan their arrival in Milford Sound to coincide with boat cruises’ departure times. This can result in congestion at some scenic stops along the road, especially in summer. Most buses depart from Te Anau between 9am and 10am, and stop along the way at Mirror Lakes around 10.30am, Knobs Flat at around 11am, and the Chasm at 12.30pm. Plan your journey around these times to avoid the heavy bus traf c and high numbers of visitors, and your Milford Road experience can be more relaxed.
Before setting out:
Make sure you have a full tank of fuel before leaving Te Anau as there are no fuel stations until Milford Sound. You can get petrol only at Gunns Camp in Hollyford Valley which is a detour from Milford Road. Otherwise you can get petrol and diesel in Milford Sound, although the service is limited to certain credit cards.
Toilets:
While there are portable toilets along the Milford Road you can and proper flush toilet stops only at Knobs Flat, The Divide and Milford Sound.
Telephones:
Telephone services are available at Knobs Flat (card phone), Homer Tunnel (satellite phone for emergency use only) and Milford Sound (card phone). There is no cell phone coverage between Te Anau and Milford Sound.

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 Queenstown skydiving experience starts at the meeting point located right in the heart of Queenstown, at the NZONE Skydive Center. It is the check-in point, where following registration and a video briefing in the innovative cinema room, visitors can select photo and video options. The drop zone, to which visitors are transported, is just 20 minutes away on a private airstrip set amid a rural farmland background.

Important Tour Details:
Departs/ Finishes: NZONE Skydive Shop, 35 Shotover Street, Queenstown. Phone: 03 442 5867.
Check-in: call 30 minutes prior departure to check re weather conditions.
Length of tour: allow 3.5 hours.
How to get there: Meet at above location in Queenstown for transfer to the air field base.
What to bring: Camera, required medication, wear comfortable clothing and closed shoes.
What is provided: Safety briefing, Qualified Guide, Specialised tour equipment, First Aid Kit.
Notes: Customers over 100kg/220lbs will not be permitted to jump. Those under 18 require parental/guardian consent. Please be aware that skydiving is a very weather dependent activity and cancellations due to unsuitable weather conditions may occur.

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.

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.

Lake Matheson is nestled in ancient forest and is famous for mirror views of Aoraki/Mount Cook and Mount Tasman. Its excellent reflecting properties are due to the dark brown colour of the water – the result of organic matter leached from the humus of the forest floor. Dawn and dusk are the best times to enjoy the reflections in the lake. Shorter option: Car park to Jetty Viewpoint. Time: 40 min return car park to jetty. Distance: 1 km return car park to jetty.

The fly-in, fly-out Helihike combines the excitement of walking on the Fox Glacier with the thrill of helicopter flights. Suitable for children from 9 years old. By flying in you are able to access and explore a part of the glacier where its forces work hardest and often create spectacular ice caves and arches. Equipped with leather boots and other equipment, you board the helicopter for your first flight over the pinnacles of the lower icefall. Here, the ice is in constant motion. Take in views of the dramatic upper icefall and Victoria Falls, which is the melt river of the hidden Victoria glacier, before landing. Your landing site on the ice is a remote and exceptionally beautiful part of the glacier. At this stage, your guide outfits you with crampons, specially designed for these ice conditions and you follow the ice steps cut by your guide as you explore the amazing formations and ice caves which are only seen there. Each departure is a true voyage of exploration. There are so many changing features that the guides always find something new.

Important Tour Details:
Departs/ Finishes: Fox Guides Building, 44 Main Road, Fox Village. Phone: 0800 111 600.
Check-in: 20 minutes prior departure.
Video: https://youtu.be/9dtQvQB41mI
Length of tour: allow 4 hours.
How to get there: Fox Glacier Guides are not hard to find in Fox Glacier – head for the large building on the main street and look for the Fox Glacier Guiding sign on the roof! You can’t miss.
What to bring: Camera, rain jacket, required medication, sun glasses, sun screen, warm hat and gloves, warm top, daypack, a drink and snacks are useful.
What is provided: 2 x helicopter flights, safety briefing, qualified guide, First Aid Kit, ground transport, quality leather boots, socks, crampons.
Notes: This is a 4-hour trip requiring a reasonable level of fitness. 3 - 4 layers of warm upper body clothing (jeans are not recommended on wet days, as they become very cold, uncomfortable to wear).

The Helicopter Line is New Zealand’s leading helicopter operating company. Formed in 1986 when 3 separate helicopter companies combined, The Helicopter Line has grown to become the largest Kiwi owned Helicopter Company in New Zealand and the largest provider of scenic flights in the country. The rugged West Coast of the South Island is an untamed beauty where the mountains meet the Tasman Sea and where rainforests give way to Glaciers. Nowhere else in the world can glaciers be found in such a dramatic setting, in such close proximity to the Sea, making Franz Josef and Fox Glaciers truly unique. The Helicopter Line operates from both Franz Josef Glacier and Fox Glacier townships with multiple flight options available from each location.

Important Tour Details:
Departs/ Finishes: The Helicopter Line office, Main Road, Fox Glacier Village. Phone: 0800 807 767.
Reconfirm: please reconfirm your flight day prior flight via phone or at their office base.
Check-in: 30 minutes prior departure.
Length of tour: allow 1 hours with transfer to heli pad (flight time is 30 minutes).
How to get there: located right in Fox Village.
What to bring: Camera, sun glasses, warm top. Bags are not permitted in the helicopter. Also, no iPad.
What is provided: Safety briefing, Qualified Guide, Specialised tour equipment, First Aid Kit.
Notes: The temperature on the snow will likely be a few degrees colder than in town, however, it’s warm in the helicopter so no need to dress for an Antarctic Expedition. All helicopter flights are weather dependent and subject to cancellation. If cancelled due to weather your flight is fully refunded. Otherwise will try to reschedule your flight.

Experience the untouched beauty of the prehistoric White Pine (Kahikatea) rainforest and absorb the natural Flora and Fauna as you visit one of the most special places in New Zealand. The tour departs from the White Heron Sanctuary Tours office in Whataroa and consists of a short minibus ride to connect with a jet-boat for a gentle 20 minute scenic cruise into the Waitangiroto Nature Reserve (the only way to access this area is by boat). In the reserve you'll disembark from the boat for a short walk through ancient Kahikatea rainforest to a purpose built viewing hide to observe the magnificent White Heron (Kotuku) in their natural nesting environment. The Royal Spoonbill and the Little Shag also share this special area and all can easily be seen from the hide. From March through to September over the winter months, White Heron Sanctuary Tours offer a very informative Rainforest Nature Tour into the reserve with the duration of the tour being approximately 2 1/2 hours.

Important Tour Details:
Departs/ Finishes: White Heron Office, Main Road, Whataroa. Phone: 0800 523 456.
Check-in: 15 minutes prior departure.
Length of tour: allow 2.5 hours.
How to get there: Whataroa is located 30 minutes north of the Franz Josef village on State Highway 6.
What to bring: Backpack or bag, camera, rain jacket, required medication, sun glasses, sun screen, sun hat, warm top, walking shoes.
What is provided: Transfers ex Whataroa Office, Qualified Guide, Specialised tour equipment, First Aid Kit, Access to laggon reserve (where the birds are nesting).
Group size: max. 11 people.
Notes: The nesting season is between October until February each year.

A seal colony, a lighthouse and panoramic views of mountains and coastline feature on this spectacular coastal walkway. With the beach close by as well it's a good option for children. It's also one of our best short walks.

The Pancake Rocks are a very popular tourist destination at Dolomite Point south of the main village. The Pancake Rocks are a heavily eroded limestone area where the sea bursts through several vertical blowholes during high tides. Together with the 'pancake'-layering of the limestone (created by immense pressure on alternating hard and soft layers of marine creatures and plant sediments), these form the main attraction of the area.

Climb aboard one of the world’s most famous train journeys, between Christchurch and Greymouth. Cross the fertile farmlands of the Canterbury Plains, and enjoy thrilling vistas over deep gorges as you travel alongside the ice-fed Waimakariri River. Traverse the mighty Southern Alps, where spectacular views of the chiselled alpine landscape will take your breath away at every turn. Descend through thick stands of native beech forest to your destination, Greymouth – a great base for exploring this unspoiled region with its mighty glaciers, wild rivers and famous Punakaiki pancake rocks.

Important Tour Details:
Departs/ Finishes: Christchurch or Greymouth Railway Station. Phone: 0800 872 467.
Check-in: 20 minutes prior departure.
Length of tour: allow 4.5 hours.
How to get there: Railway Station in Christchurch and Greymouth.
Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IrKr42xBQOo
Baggage: Two items per person, maximum weight 23kg per item are checked in. Size must be no more than 200 linear cm (height plus length plus width). Each fare paying passenger may take on board one small handbag and or personal items such as camera, coat, and umbrella.
What is provided: Specialised tour equipment, First Aid Kit.
Notes: All trains have a licensed cafe carriage providing snacks and light meals. The food on the café menus has been carefully selected to reflect both the old and new flavors of New Zealand. Cold, hot, sweet, savory, gluten–free, or vegetarian there’s something fresh and tasty for everyone.

Orari Bed & Breakfast is a boutique style B&B, located in central Christchurch. This grand Victorian home has been totally restored and refurbished. Retaining its former elegance and original kauri framework, it provides all the modern comforts. The complex features 10 beautifully appointed, spacious suites. Guests have the use of the elegant private lounge and dining room and a private entrance. Using Orari Bed & Breakfast as a base, guests can explore the city’s many attractions. Only a 20 minute drive from Christchurch International Airport and 10 minutes away from the railway station.

Aoraki Lodge in Twizel is set amongst a picturesque, secluded and rambling country-style garden. The lodge has a lounge/ living area and a cozy log fire for colder days. Television, DVD and CD players are also provided in the lounge. Aoraki Lodge's accommodation includes four individual rooms with en-suite bathrooms opening onto the verandah. Wi-fi is available in all rooms with VDSL fast internet.

858 George Street Motel is an architecturally designed motel complex capturing the essence of George Street. The motel provides a range of luxurious studio, executive and family units, as well as one accessible unit. It is situated within walking distance of the university, Otago Museum, Otago Polytechnic, Botanic Gardens, Forsyth Barr Stadium, Dunedin Hospital, Cadbury Chocolate Factory, cafes and restaurants, as well as the main retail area.

858 George Street Motel is an architecturally designed motel complex capturing the essence of George Street. The motel provides a range of luxurious studio, executive and family units, as well as one accessible unit. It is situated within walking distance of the university, Otago Museum, Otago Polytechnic, Botanic Gardens, Forsyth Barr Stadium, Dunedin Hospital, Cadbury Chocolate Factory, cafes and restaurants, as well as the main retail area.

Cosy Kiwi Bed & Breakfast is centrally located in Te Anau within a 10 minute walk of the lake front. Guest bedrooms feature modern decor with en suite bathroom, individual self controlled heating, double glazed windows, electric blankets, television, iPod dock, writing desk, luggage rack, fridge as well as tea and coffee amenities. Facilities at the establishment include a guest lounge, balcony, free WI-FI access, games and an extensive range of books, laundry, breakfast room and off-street parking.

Cosy Kiwi Bed & Breakfast is centrally located in Te Anau within a 10 minute walk of the lake front. Guest bedrooms feature modern decor with en suite bathroom, individual self controlled heating, double glazed windows, electric blankets, television, iPod dock, writing desk, luggage rack, fridge as well as tea and coffee amenities. Facilities at the establishment include a guest lounge, balcony, free WI-FI access, games and an extensive range of books, laundry, breakfast room and off-street parking.

Chalet Queenstown is a small boutique hotel located 5 minutes walk from the centre of Queenstown. With its superb views of the Remarkables, Lake Wakatipu and Queenstown Hill, Chalet Queenstown is the perfect location for your New Zealand holiday, whether you are skiing, snowboarding, jet boating, walking, dining, exploring or just relaxing. Chalet Queenstown is renowned for its perfectly appointed rooms, gourmet breakfasts and fabulous New Zealand hospitality. Free onsite parking and internet access are included. Chalet Queenstown is also available for rentals on an exclusive use basis.

Chalet Queenstown is a small boutique hotel located 5 minutes walk from the centre of Queenstown. With its superb views of the Remarkables, Lake Wakatipu and Queenstown Hill, Chalet Queenstown is the perfect location for your New Zealand holiday, whether you are skiing, snowboarding, jet boating, walking, dining, exploring or just relaxing. Chalet Queenstown is renowned for its perfectly appointed rooms, gourmet breakfasts and fabulous New Zealand hospitality. Free onsite parking and internet access are included. Chalet Queenstown is also available for rentals on an exclusive use basis.

Sunset Motel is just a short stroll from the Fox Glacier village. Set in tranquil farmland, all units have full glass frontages to allow for unimpeded views of Mount Cook and the rugged Southern Alps. There are 25 spacious ground floor units. All feature a kitchenette, some offer a spa bath. Each unit offers outdoor furniture setting on a courtyard patio which offers views of the Southern Alps and magnificent sunsets. Sunset Motel is less than 1 km to centre of the Fox Glacier village, which hosts award winning cafes, restaurants and bars. Continental breakfast is available on-site.

Built in 1902, the spacious Oak Lodge farmhouse has been renovated to provide comfortable facilities for a relaxing stay. It is situated only 3 kilometers away from Greymouth. The lodge offers 5 rooms, all on the second floor with super king, twin and queen beds. Four rooms feature en suite bathrooms and one has a private bath and shower just across the hall.

Orari Bed & Breakfast is a boutique style B&B, located in central Christchurch. This grand Victorian home has been totally restored and refurbished. Retaining its former elegance and original kauri framework, it provides all the modern comforts. The complex features 10 beautifully appointed, spacious suites. Guests have the use of the elegant private lounge and dining room and a private entrance. Using Orari Bed & Breakfast as a base, guests can explore the city’s many attractions. Only a 20 minute drive from Christchurch International Airport and 10 minutes away from the railway station.