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.

Set on the waterfront of Auckland City on Okahu Bay, just moments from the famous Mission Bay beach, Kelly Tarlton's SEA LIFE Aquarium is one of Auckland's top attractions. Kelly Tarlton's showcases over 30 live animal exhibits in spectacular habitat displays, including the world's largest Antarctic penguin colony exhibit and amazing underwater viewing tunnels. The fantastic Animal Adventures offer unique and thrilling 'up close' underwater encounters with huge sharks, including the all new Shark Dive Xtreme and Shark Cage experience. You can also head out onto the ice to get up close to our amazing penguins with Penguin Discovery.

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.

Waitomo Black Labyrinth is the original Waitomo subterranean adventure that will have guests climbing, black water tubing and leaping through Ruakuri Cave. In over three hours guests will take leaps of faith over cascading waterfalls and float serenely down an underground river with a glowworm show on the vaulted limestone galleries above. The journey concludes when the tour emerges into the sunlight of the Waitomo forest.

Important Tour Details:
Departs/ Finishes: Waitomo Homestead - 584 State Highway 3, Waitomo. Phone: 0800 228 464.
Check-in: 20 minutes prior departure.
Length of tour: allow 3 hours.
Video: https://youtu.be/ZCIdQ-nD6DI
How to get there: Waitomo Caves is located about 2.5 hours drive from Auckland or 2 hours from Rotorua. The office is 1.2 kms before you enter Waitomo Village on the left side. Watch out for car park on the left with signage and a cafe. Park your car. Valuables can be locked away securely.
What to bring: Swim suit (to wear under wetsuit), towel (for a warm shower afterwards).
Waiver Form to complete prior to arrival: https://waiver.smartwaiver.com/auto/?auto_waiverid=5fbd6c9d37c99&auto_tag=3053491_4120310
What is provided: Safety briefing, Qualified Guide, Specialised tour equipment, First Aid Kit, Afternoon Tea, Wet suit.
Notes: Participants are required to be at least 12 years of age with a minimum weight of 45 kg. Sorry, no cameras and GoPro's can't be taken on this tour. Max. 12 person each tour party.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

The Paparoa National Park stretches from the peaks of the Paparoa mountain range to the west coast of the South Island, encompassing spectacular sights and landscapes along the way. The most notable of these are the limestone cliffs, canyons, blow-holes and world-famous 30-million-year-old “pancake-stack” formations. The small settlement of Punakaiki lies within the park and offers visitors the chance to visit heritage sites, take in arts and crafts, and spend some time in the local cafes and restaurants.

Shantytown is a popular tourist destination in the West Coast Region of New Zealand’s South Island. Found just 10 kilometres south of Greymouth, this recreation of a Gold Rush-era town was devised by the Historical and Mechanical Society in 1968 as a way of preserving the heritage of the region, and today is an action-packed facility giving visitors a taste of life in the 19th century. Take a ride on a steam engine train, try your hand at gold panning, explore a period-perfect sawmill, enjoy some Wild West-themed shows at the Hologram Theatre and wander around the village’s vibrant Chinatown district. Short rainforest walks, fun old-time photo shoots and several popular onsite cafes complete the perfect day out with the kids.

Hokitika or “Hoki” as locals have affectionately named this little town, is idyllically located on a stunning, driftwood-strewn beach on the West Coast of New Zealand's South Island. Presided over by the towering Mount Cook and the Southern Alps this idyllic little town functions primarily as a gateway to the South Westland World Heritage National Park, however, the town itself offers plenty to keep you blissfully engaged. Hokitika is well-known for its excellent local crafts and has developed a prolific artistic community with an array of open studios and galleries displaying skilful artisans in the process of, among other things, weaving, greenstone carving or blowing glass. It's a place of simple pleasures: scout the craft galleries, enjoy the fabulously fresh local seafood, or simply have a relaxing picnic on the banks of the picturesque Lake Kaniere surrounded exquisite snow-capped mountains. Hokitika is a great place to get away from the bustle of the city to engage in some wonderfully relaxing self-indulgence.

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.

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.

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).

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.

Milford Sound Scenic Flight is an activity, offering visitors a scenic flight from Queenstown above the rugged backcountry of Central Otago, before heading westward to where the glacial fed rivers empty into Lake Wakatipu. As visitors cross over into the Fiordland National Park, they will discover an untouched world of peaks and valleys, where the mountains reach into the sea a landscape forged by the rapid retreat of glaciers.

Soaring above Milford Sound they will get an aerial perspective of cascading waterfalls hidden amongst towering peaks, and the icy blue channel that flows into the Tasman Sea. From the luxuriant mosses and ferns clinging to sheer rock faces to immense peaks rising straight from the ocean depths, the entire experience is truly awe-inspiring.

Located an easy five minute walk from central Queenstown, Skyline Queenstown offers awe-inspiring views of the region and an abundance of entertainment and adventure for the whole family. Take the journey on our iconic Gondola up Bob’s Peak to enjoy award winning cuisine in the scenic Stratosfare Restaurant & Bar, Kiwi Haka Maori culture performances and the Skyline Luge thrilling downhill ride! Skyline also offers access to scenic Queenstown activities such as walking tracks in the Ben Lomond Reserve, mountain bike trails in the Queenstown Bike Park and breath taking views from our viewing deck and market kitchen cafe, along with the stargazing tour.

Situated on picturesque Lake Wakatipu’s south-western shores, the farm is the perfect place to spend a relaxing few hours. The Farm Tour itself is a wonderful, interactive experience for the whole family, with something to keep everyone entertained and happy. The rural host will meet you after you disembark from the TSS Earnslaw and take you for a walking tour of the farmyard. The first stop is the holding pens, where you can help feed the sheep and deer, and even get up close to the Scottish Highland Cattle. Then stroll through the lakeside gardens to the charming Colonel’s Homestead for morning or afternoon tea. Afterwards the farmer will lead you over to the shearing shed where you can watch the farm dogs rounding up sheep from the hill paddocks, and see the farmer shear a sheep. You will then board the TSS Earnslaw for your cruise back to Queenstown.

Important Tour Details:
Departs/ Finishes: Queenstown Wharf. Phone: 0800 65 65 01.
Check-in: 15 minutes prior departure.
Length of tour: allow 4 hours.
How to get there: The Queenstown Wharf is located in central Queenstown.
What to bring: Backpack or bag, camera, rain jacket, required medication, sun glasses, sun screen, sun hat, warm top.
What is provided: Lake Wakatipu cruise, Safety briefing, Qualified Guide, Farm Show, Afternoon Tea.
Notes: Explore the steamer ship TSS Earnslaw.

The Sebel Quay West Auckland is conveniently positioned in the heart of Auckland CBD, providing splendid views of the City and Waitemata Harbor. The hotel’s accommodations feature every modern convenience, to satisfy the demands of experienced travelers. A multitude of vibrant cafes, restaurants, shops and the renowned Viaduct Harbor are situated in close proximity to the hotel.

Escape to The Regent of Rotorua, Rotorua’s designer boutique hotel offering stylish luxury accommodation, restaurant, wine and cocktail bar, all with a touch of glamour. An oasis of understated contemporary elegance amidst the exciting attractions and experiences Rotorua has to offer. Step out of the hotel’s gorgeous guest room or suite and stroll down to the vibrant restaurant zone or lakefront area or simply stay in, relax and savor the luxury facilities. Each of the rooms and suites in the central city luxury boutique hotel is exquisitely designed featuring contemporary decor with a touch of glamour and all modern conveniences including free unlimited WI-FI throughout the hotel. An outdoor heated swimming pool, thermal mineral pool, mini gym and spa treatments make the Regent of Rotorua the ideal Rotorua escape.

Escape to The Regent of Rotorua, Rotorua’s designer boutique hotel offering stylish luxury accommodation, restaurant, wine and cocktail bar, all with a touch of glamour. An oasis of understated contemporary elegance amidst the exciting attractions and experiences Rotorua has to offer. Step out of the hotel’s gorgeous guest room or suite and stroll down to the vibrant restaurant zone or lakefront area or simply stay in, relax and savor the luxury facilities. Each of the rooms and suites in the central city luxury boutique hotel is exquisitely designed featuring contemporary decor with a touch of glamour and all modern conveniences including free unlimited WI-FI throughout the hotel. An outdoor heated swimming pool, thermal mineral pool, mini gym and spa treatments make the Regent of Rotorua the ideal Rotorua escape.

Ruby Bay Vineyard Lodge and Cottage is located just off the breathtaking Ruby Coast Highway, 40 minutes drive from Nelson airport. The lodge and cottage accommodation enjoys stunning views over the vineyard and Tasman Bay beyond. A high level of personal attention for only 8 guests is experienced in a relaxing, intimate environment. Enjoy an insider’s perspective of Nelson’s vibrant wine region, whilst experiencing the very best in hospitality and gourmet produce. Note: the cottage is located on Foley Rd and not at the main vineyard building (just 200 metres away up the gravel road).

Ruby Bay Vineyard Lodge and Cottage is located just off the breathtaking Ruby Coast Highway, 40 minutes drive from Nelson airport. The lodge and cottage accommodation enjoys stunning views over the vineyard and Tasman Bay beyond. A high level of personal attention for only 8 guests is experienced in a relaxing, intimate environment. Enjoy an insider’s perspective of Nelson’s vibrant wine region, whilst experiencing the very best in hospitality and gourmet produce. Note: the cottage is located on Foley Rd and not at the main vineyard building (just 200 metres away up the gravel road).

Welcome to Hydrangea Cottages and Punakaiki Horse Treks. Punakaiki is a subtropical microclimate located between Greymouth and Westport on the South Island’s rugged West Coast. The landscape in this part of New Zealand is unlike anything else you will encounter in this spectacular country. Hydrangea Cottages is the perfect place to stop and enjoy this slice of paradise. Hydrangea Cottages offer secluded, spacious and stylish accommodation in Punakaiki within a stone’s throw of one of New Zealand’s most treasured and spectacular tourist attractions -the Pancake Rocks. Each cottage is unique and has been designed by your hosts for your comfort and relaxation. They are privately situated on an elevated terrace overlooking the Tasman sea and surrounded by the Paparoa National Park. Hydrangea has six cottages available, ranging from a studio suitable for a couple to a 2 bedroom cottage for a family of 6 and a 3 bedroom house suitable for 9 people.

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.

Garden Court Suites & Apartments provides a relaxing garden environment that captures all day sun and beautiful views of Lake Wakatipu and mountains. The suites and apartments offer balcony or courtyard views. Both the suits and apartments offer high quality facilities and services. The property is a five minute walk from Queenstown's beautiful town centre and the doorstep of countless adventures.

Garden Court Suites & Apartments provides a relaxing garden environment that captures all day sun and beautiful views of Lake Wakatipu and mountains. The suites and apartments offer balcony or courtyard views. Both the suits and apartments offer high quality facilities and services. The property is a five minute walk from Queenstown's beautiful town centre and the doorstep of countless adventures.