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.

Whale Watch is New Zealand's vessel based whale watching company, offering an exciting up close encounter with the large toothed predator, the Giant Sperm Whale in their natural environment at all times of the year. Kaikoura is the whale watching capital of New Zealand. Every Whale Watch tour is a unique experience and the sightings vary. Giant Sperm Whales are the stars of the show and year round residents. A typical Whale Watch tour may encounter New Zealand Fur Seals, pods of Dusky Dolphins and the endangered Wandering Albatross. Depending on the season, guests may also see migrating Humpback Whales, Pilot Whales, Blue Whales and Southern Right Whales. Kaikoura often hosts the large dolphin, the Orca, and is home to the smallest and rarest marine dolphin, the Hectors. Kaikoura also attracts the largest concentration and variety of seabirds on mainland New Zealand, including 13 species of Albatross, 14 varieties of Petrels and 7 types of Shearwater. Designed especially for whale watching, the modern catamarans are equipped with engines that minimize underwater noise and lavatories that never pollute the sea. Hamilton jet units are used for vessel propulsion and are quieter for the marine mammals compared with other forms of vessel propulsion They also have an internal propeller so the risk of a propeller strike with marine mammals is completely eliminated. The main passenger cabin is enclosed and the outside decks offer fantastic viewing and photo opportunities. Spacious, air conditioned interiors are fitted with comfortable seating, while large plasma screens display marine wildlife animations.

Important Tour Details:
Departs/ Finishes: Whale Centre, Kaikoura Railway Station Road. Phone: 0800 655 121.
Check-in: 15 minutes prior departure.
Length of tour: allow 3 hours.
How to get there: Whale Watch tours are always dependent on sea conditions. Whale Watch staff constantly monitor the weather and respond professionally to any changes. This may mean a tour is cancelled or safety restrictions placed on children or passengers with medical problems. Passenger comfort and safety is always priority. Passengers travelling to join on the day of their tour are strongly advised to telephone the FREEPHONE number 0800 655 121 for a sea conditions update.
What to bring: Camera, rain jacket, required medication, water bottle, sun glasses, sun screen, sun hat, trainers, warm top.
What is provided: Safety briefing, Qualified Guide, Specialised tour equipment, First Aid Kit.
Notes: In the event that your tour is cancelled due to adverse sea or weather conditions a full refund will be given. What if I get seasick? If you are susceptible to motion or seasickness Whale Watch offer Aqua Straps for hire or purchase. Whale Watch also sell a range of natural active motion-sickness tablets.

At Dolphin Encounter Kaikoura, visitors are afforded the opportunity to swim with or watch the dusky dolphins in their natural environment, off the coast of Kaikoura in New Zealand. Dolphin Encounter pioneered dolphin swimming in Kaikoura in 1989 and 19,90 and have developed the tours for visitors wishing to enhance understanding of dolphins in their natural environment. The dusky dolphins inhabit the coastal waters off Kaikoura all year round, making Kaikoura a unique place where wild dolphins can be encountered every day, weather permitting.

Tour Informations:

As clients are on our 8:30am tour, it is very important that they reconfirm this with us before 4pm on the day before their tour. They can call us on either our free phone number, 0800 733 365, or on 03 319 6777. At this time we can update them of the forecasted tour conditions and advise of the reporting time.

At Encounter Kaikoura we have a fully licensed café open for breakfast and lunch or if you are running out of time before your tour we also have great value takeaway breakfast/lunch packs available.

Clients will need to report to our booking office at Encounter Kaikoura, 96 Esplanade, Kaikoura.

Those intending to swim will need a swimsuit, towel, warm clothing and a camera. A small gear bag would also be useful.

If they wish to change or cancel their reservation, they must advise us prior to 24 hours before their tour time. For those who do not advise us of their tour change or cancellation a full fare will apply.

SEASICKNESS: Because swimming and watching the dusky dolphins takes place in the open ocean, participants must realise that sea conditions vary and can change very quickly. If passengers suffer from motion sickness, it is advisable that they take something to prevent seasickness. They must also realise that the time spent out on the ocean is approximately 2 to 2.5 hours. Even with the help of medication, there is no guarantee against the effects of motion sickness. Seasickness is not grounds for seeking a refund for the tour.

SEA/WEATHER CONDITIONS: Naturally all tours are dependent on suitable weather and sea conditions and any decisions regarding the tour status is made at the tour time. Please advise clients that due to permit restrictions we may not be able to automatically forward you onto the next scheduled tour

DURATION OF TOUR: The duration of this tour is approximately three to three and a half hours (time on the ocean is approximately is 2 to 2.5 hours).However some flexibility is required with this tour time as it is dependent on the dolphin location which can vary each day.

LEVEL OF ABILITY REQUIRED FOR SWIMMING WITH DOLPHINS:

The tour to swim with the dolphins is an open ocean experience. For maximum enjoyment, swimmers need to be confident and have a reasonable level of snorkelling experience.

Kaikoura is known as one of the world’s hotspots for pelagic bird life with up to twelve species of albatross able to be found at various times of the year. The tour is a sea based operation by boat taking you off the spectacularly stunning Kaikoura Coast.

Important Tour Details:
Departs/ Finishes: Encounter Kaikoura Base, 96 Esplanade. Phone: 0800 733 365 or 03 319 6777.
Reconfirm: you must reconfirm the tour until 4pm the day prior under above phone numbers or in person.
Check-in: 15 minutes prior departure.
Length of tour: allow 2.5hours.
How to get there: The Encounter Kaikoura base in located in central Kaikoura.
What to bring: Backpack or bag, camera, rain jacket, required medication, sun glasses, sun screen, sun hat, warm top, walking shoes.
What is provided: Qualified Guide, Specialised tour equipment, First Aid Kit.
Group size: max. 11 people.
Notes: The tour is subject to suitable sea conditions on the day and minimum passenger numbers. 
Children: under 3 years are not permitted on board. 
Sea sickness:  Because our tours take place in the open ocean, participants must realise that sea conditions vary and can change very quickly. If passengers suffer from motion sickness, it is advisable that they take something to prevent seasickness. They must also realise that the time spent out on the ocean is approximately 2 to 2.5 hours. Even with the help of medication, there is no guarantee against the effects of motion sickness. Seasickness is not grounds for seeking a refund for the tour.

Omaka Aviation Heritage Center presents the outstanding Knights of the Sky exhibition, featuring Sir Peter Jackson’s collection of WW1 aircraft and artifacts. The story of aviation in the Great War is brought to life in sensational sets created by the internationally acclaimed talent of WingNut Films and Weta Workshop. The theatrical treatment is both innovative and visually stunning. Captivating scenes depict the aircraft in context, sometimes recreating an incident that actually happened in the war. Rare memorabilia is on display and ranges from beautifully crafted ‘trench art’ through to personal items belonging to the famed Red Baron himself.

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.

R&R Kayaks are sea kayaking specialists for the Abel Tasman National Park offering a range of half day through to multi-day guided kayak adventures and sea kayak rentals. We offer free Wifi, parking and hot showers at our purpose built kayak base. It's a small family owned sea kayak company with many years of industry experience and extensive local knowledge (they are born and bred locals). The Abel Tasman National Park is a very special place to their family (whānau) and they are excited to share its history, stories and natural beauty with you.

Creme de la Creme - Full Day Kayaking + Walking:
The title of this outstanding kayaking trip says it all! Putting it simply – the best of the best! Experience the beauty of your surroundings on a water taxi to Onetahuti. From here you will kayak the azure waters to Tonga Island – home of the inquisitive NZ Fur Seal (kekeno) and the shy Little Blue Penguin (kororā). Disembark from your paddle at beautiful Bark Bay where you can enjoy lunch and cool off with a swim in the crystal clear sea. Your unguided afternoon walk south will lead you through the most renowned walking section of the National Park. This stretch of the track is bursting with picture perfect scenery and features that are sure to take your breath away.

Important Tour Details:
Departs/ Finishes: At Marahau Beach base. 279 Sandy Bay - Marahau Road, Marahau.
Office phone details: 03 527 8197 or NZ freephone 0508 223 224.
Reconfirm: Please call operator the day before re weather and scheduled departure time.
Length of tour: takes 8-9 hours.
Check-in: 10 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. MAKE SURE NOT HEADING UPWARDS TO TAKAKA HILL! From the turn-off travel travel about 9 kms on a windy road until you reach the tiny village of Marahau Beach. The base is located after a left bends, after 200 metres, on your left AFTER another operator 'Abel Tasman Aqua Taxi'. NOTE: Some GPS/NAVI do not work well for directions in this area. Instead use Google Map.
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, 2 x water taxi rides, dry bag for cameras, safety gear & briefing, Qualified Guide, Specialised tour equipment.
Walking Part: This is approx. 3 hours (12kms) up-and-down along the coast between Bark Bay to Anchorage Bay. Bring good, comfortable walking shoes or trainers.
Note: Max. 8 person in the party. No kayaking experience is necessary.

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.

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 tiny township of Punakaiki on the West Coast of New Zealand's South Island is primarily used by visitors as a base for exploring the nearby Paparoa National Park. The park is best known for its dramatic blowholes and the distinctive Pancake Rocks. These picturesque limestone formations look curiously like stony stacks of pancakes which funnel blasts of water up to 15 m into the air as the waves crash into the caverns below the rocks. Visitors can explore the sub-tropical rainforests, horse ride along the spectacular coastline, paddle a canoe down the tranquil Pororari River, or climb the remarkable limestone formations for which this area is known. The town itself offers some delightful cafes and restaurants and is home to a small community of quirky local craftspeople including jewellers, carvers, painters and potters. This little town is the perfect place to take some time out between excursions into one of the West Coast's most beautiful and untouched wilderness areas. Note, Punakaiki has no supermarket, no petrol station and limited restaurant facilities.

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 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.

Haast is a small collection of communities, Haast Junction, Haast township and Haast Beach, on the West Coast of New Zealand's South Island. Favourably located on the edge of Mount Aspiring National Park, the Haast region covers over 2500 square kilometres of one of the world's most diverse and spectacular landscapes. In 1990 this area was internationally recognised as a location of significant natural value and became the centre piece of Te Wahipounamu - The South West New Zealand World Heritage Area. A single day can be spent hiking in lush green mountains and rain forests, mingling with the friendly locals, or discovering stunning waterfalls, untouched beaches and rugged glacial river valleys. This spectacularly beautiful natural environment is an outdoor sport enthusiast’s dream with excellent hunting, fishing, rafting and kayaking opportunities on offer. Haast is an ideal place to sneak away from the crowds and experience nature at its wildest and its best.

The most exciting half day wilderness jet boating adventure in the spectacular World Heritage Mount Aspiring National Park. Travel past towering mountains and hanging glaciers, waterfalls and Lord of The Rings locations on the pristine waters of the Matukituki River. Deep in the mountains leave the jet boat for a 50-minute walk into real New Zealand wilderness. A trip highlight, walk through ancient beach forests to see waterfalls with local guides who will share with you the culture of their people and stories of their land with humour and inspiration.

Important Tour Details:
Departs/ Finishes: 99 Ardmore Street (I-site), Wanaka. Phone: 0800 544 555.
Check-in: 15 minutes prior departure.
Length of tour: allow 4 hours (jet-boating) or 7 hours (pack-rafting).
How to get there: please meet the operator outside of the i-SITE Information Centre (99 Ardmore Street). Long term car parking can be found on the edge of the lake outside of the CBD opposite the skate park. (Make sure there are no shops opposite where car is parked). 
Pick-up from all Wanaka accommodation is available on request. Please check 24 hours prior.
What to bring: Camera, rain jacket, required medication, sun glasses, sun screen, sun hat, warm top, walking shoes, snack, water bottle.
What is provided: Transfers in Wanaka, Safety briefing, Qualified Guide, Specialised tour equipment, First Aid Kit.
Group size: max. 14 people in one jet-boat.
Notes: The trip includes a 40 min wilderness walk through native forest to a waterfall.

The boat cruise to the remote Mou Waho Island nature reserve, which is predator free and home to the rare flightless Buff Weka which has been extinct on the mainland since 1920. A one hour return guided bush walk is included, which takes guests up to reveal a lake right on top of the island. Or relax and enjoy the bird life at the beach and shelter at the island base with morning or afternoon tea. High Tea is taken on top of the island overlooking both lakes, where guests can drink in the vibrant birdsong and the panorama of the Southern Alps.

Important Tour Details:
Departs/ Finishes: Lakeside Road, Wanaka Marina. Phone: 0800 926 326.
Reconfirm: call day before on NZ Freephone 0800 926 326 or 03 443 2869 to re-confirm & weather check.
Check-in: 15 minutes prior departure.
Video: https://youtu.be/tN2R7HBJjn8
Length of tour: allow 3.5 hours.
How to get there: Either meet your guide at the Wanaka harbour boat ramp or a courtesy Wanaka accommodation pick up and drop off can be arranged.
What to bring: Backpack or bag, camera, rain jacket, required medication, insect repellent, sun glasses, sun screen, sun hat, walking shoes, warm top.
What is provided: Boat transfer, Safety briefing, Qualified Guide, First Aid Kit, Afternoon Tea.
Important Notes:
Please advise any special dietary requirements or any pre-existing medical conditions, e.g., Diabetes, or allergies, e.g., Bee stings. Bring any medications they may require on the tour e.g., EpiPen for allergies.
At Wanaka Marina are toilets and 4-hour free parking on the tar sealed area on designated car parks.

By joining a Wanaka Flightseeing scenic flight, a comfortable window seat from which you can marvel at the breathtaking scenery is guaranteed . Two-way headsets allow your experienced pilot to share his intimate knowledge during the flight. Scheduled flights departing daily. The most popular flight is the Fly/Cruise/Fly into Milford Sound that offers a relaxing cruise on the Fjord of Milford Sound. For those of you with only a little time, a fly-over of Milford Sound is the best option, taking about 1 hour and 30 minutes. Wanaka Flightseeing is a personalised aviation company and has been flying since 1999 from Wanaka. A wealth of knowledge about the region is shared. With a proud proven safety culture and excellent safety record. Renowned for personal and informative scenic flight-experience. Genuine high-wing Flightseeing aircraft with unsurpassed window seat viewing for all passengers. Enjoy the relaxed atmosphere aboard smaller intimate cruise boats at Milford Sound. The Milford Sound flight that covers more alpine highlights en route than any other.

Experience New Zealand's authentic 4 WD adventure, featuring a mix of incredible scenery, history, heritage and farming life. Explore remote and seldom traveled back roads of an authentic New Zealand high country farm overlooking sparkling Lake Wanaka. Surrounded by snow capped peaks, glaciers and wild river valleys, guests will see farm animals including red deer, cattle and sheep up close in a natural environment. Visit historical sites and experience what life was like for Wanaka's first farmers. Enjoy 2 optional walks through pristine alpine meadows and ancient lakeside forests.

Important Tour Details:
Departs/ Finishes: Meet at Wanaka I-Site or pick-up from hotel in Wanaka. Phone: 027 390 2152.
Check-in: Please be ready for departure 5 minutes prior to pick-up time.
Length of tour: allow 4 hours.
What to bring: Camera, rain jacket, required medication, sun glasses, sun screen, sun hat, warm top, walking shoes, water bottle.
What is provided: Transfers ex Wanaka, Qualified Driver-Guide, Access to private land, Morning/ Afternoon tea.
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.

Your adventure begins in Wanaka with a spectacular drive through the mountains to the base of the Twin Falls waterfall. You will learn safety skills and then climb the via ferrata alongside this spectacular waterfall. Along the way you will cross wire bridges, discover hidden pools to finish at a beautiful picnic spot with stunning views. You descend by trail before heading back to Wanaka. A round trip will take approximately 3 hours from Wanaka.

Skydive Wanaka is a thrilling experience where adventure lovers can enjoy unrivalled and uninterrupted views of Wanaka’s world-renowned lakes and mountains, the Upper Clutha River and Mount Cook. Accompanied by a tandem skydiving instructor, adventurers jump from the skydive plane and soar at a speed of 200kph.

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.

Kincaid Cottage is situated in open green countryside with breath-taking views of the adjacent mountains and down to the Pacific Ocean. This self-contained cottage has it all! The rooms are spacious and luxuriously furnished, both having their own well- appointed bathrooms. The lounge and dining area has a TV, DVD player and free-view digital box, a library, DVD’s, guitar, plus games cabinet. There is of course a fully equipped kitchen. Local hosts Jessica and Greg are happy to help with recommendations for some of the many activities available in the area, the most famous being whale watching and swimming with dolphins. There is also a large selection of excellent cafes and restaurants in the township. Kaikoura is a unique town where the mountains meet the sea. Here you will find a vast array of wildlife. There is much to see and do; well worth at least a few days stay. The cottage is situated in the grounds of the historic Kincaid lodge which can trace its European history back to 1856.

Kincaid Cottage is situated in open green countryside with breath-taking views of the adjacent mountains and down to the Pacific Ocean. This self-contained cottage has it all! The rooms are spacious and luxuriously furnished, both having their own well- appointed bathrooms. The lounge and dining area has a TV, DVD player and free-view digital box, a library, DVD’s, guitar, plus games cabinet. There is of course a fully equipped kitchen. Local hosts Jessica and Greg are happy to help with recommendations for some of the many activities available in the area, the most famous being whale watching and swimming with dolphins. There is also a large selection of excellent cafes and restaurants in the township. Kaikoura is a unique town where the mountains meet the sea. Here you will find a vast array of wildlife. There is much to see and do; well worth at least a few days stay. The cottage is situated in the grounds of the historic Kincaid lodge which can trace its European history back to 1856.

Welcome to Mapua41South holiday accommodation in Nelson Tasman, New Zealand. Located at 55 Aranui Road in the heart of Mapua, a friendly seaside village with all the facilities you need for a relaxing holiday , at the very center of the Great Taste Cycle Trail halfway between Nelson and Kaiteriteri. Their two new architecturally designed units offer stylish and modern, boutique accommodation with indoor-outdoor flow onto expansive decking. Both the Orange Apartment (a one bedroom, self-contained apartment) and the Blue Studio (a fully equipped studio unit) offer a warm and comfortable base for your next family holiday, romantic retreat, or a weekend escape. Attached by a breezeway, the two units can be booked as the Full House to offer proximity for those ‘together’ times with extended family or friends, but also offer individual privacy for ‘time-out’.

Welcome to Mapua41South holiday accommodation in Nelson Tasman, New Zealand. Located at 55 Aranui Road in the heart of Mapua, a friendly seaside village with all the facilities you need for a relaxing holiday , at the very center of the Great Taste Cycle Trail halfway between Nelson and Kaiteriteri. Their two new architecturally designed units offer stylish and modern, boutique accommodation with indoor-outdoor flow onto expansive decking. Both the Orange Apartment (a one bedroom, self-contained apartment) and the Blue Studio (a fully equipped studio unit) offer a warm and comfortable base for your next family holiday, romantic retreat, or a weekend escape. Attached by a breezeway, the two units can be booked as the Full House to offer proximity for those ‘together’ times with extended family or friends, but also offer individual privacy for ‘time-out’.

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.

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.

The Berry Farm B&B is a peaceful bed and breakfast homestay in a rural setting, close to the township of Lake Wanaka. The Wanaka Berry Farm is a small berry producing farm growing raspberries, strawberries and boysenberries through the summer season. The Berry Farm is located on the outskirts of the Lake Wanaka township, enjoying a quiet rural atmosphere with stunning mountain views, while being only 3 km away from the town’s lake shore, retail and cafe area. The Wanaka golf course is only 2 km away from the homestay. Guest accommodations feature private lounge and outdoor areas, superb views of the peaks of the Wanaka basin and TVs. Fresh berries are available in season.

The Berry Farm B&B is a peaceful bed and breakfast homestay in a rural setting, close to the township of Lake Wanaka. The Wanaka Berry Farm is a small berry producing farm growing raspberries, strawberries and boysenberries through the summer season. The Berry Farm is located on the outskirts of the Lake Wanaka township, enjoying a quiet rural atmosphere with stunning mountain views, while being only 3 km away from the town’s lake shore, retail and cafe area. The Wanaka golf course is only 2 km away from the homestay. Guest accommodations feature private lounge and outdoor areas, superb views of the peaks of the Wanaka basin and TVs. Fresh berries are available in season.