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Discover the highlights of New Zealand on this 14-day Land Tour that encompasses the best of the North and South Island. Enjoy an array of transport including classic coach travel, a spectacular ferry crossing, and a mesmerising rail journey across the Southern Alps. Experience the contrast in landscapes between two islands. From the bubbling mud pools, steaming geysers and glowworm caves in the North Island to the soaring alpine mountains, breathtaking fiords and glacier-fed lakes in the South Island, New Zealand's magical landscape, produce-driven cuisine, warm hospitality and traditional Indigenous Maori culture will leave you spellbound.
Descend into the caves beneath the lush Waitomo hills and look up to see a cavern illuminated with hundreds of tiny lights. A sight to behold, the phenomenon is the work of glowworms, which are unique to New Zealand.
Immerse yourself in a unique evening of Māori culture, and cuisine at Te Puia. Embark on a guided tour through the historical geothermal valley, where you'll explore a stunning landscape of native bush, geysers, and mud pools.
Enjoy one of the world’s most scenic voyages on the Interislander ferry en route to Picton. Take in marvellous sights as you navigate Cook Strait, travelling from the North Island to the South Island.
Journey across the South Island from Christchurch on this world-famous rail journey. Ascend into the snow-capped Southern Alps, passing through striking scenery to Arthur's Pass.
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Travel by vintage steamship across the breathtaking waters of Lake Wakatipu and indulge in a gourmet lakeside dinner at Walter Peak High Country Farm. Enjoy a BBQ dinner with grilled meats, flavoursome vegetables and salads. And be sure to leave room for dessert. Gain a fascinating insight into local life on a high-country New Zealand farm during this memorable experience.
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Traverse the glorious alpine landscapes of Aoraki/Mount Cook National Park and take in the spectacular surrounds as you pass towering mountains and glacier-fed rivers. Stop to admire breathtaking views of Aoraki/Mount Cook, which is New Zealand’s highest peak.
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