Luxury New Zealand Adventure Tours made for you

Auckland

New Zealand’s most populous urban hub offers a blend of cultural attractions and great food, complemented by green parks and stunning waterfront.

Bay of Islands

This maritime region combines a rich history and heritage with hundreds of largely pristine islands and a warm climate.

Christchurch

Known as the ‘Garden City’ for its abundant parks and English heritage, Christchurch has transformed into a creative urban hub featuring innovative architecture.

Coromandel

An iconic New Zealand seaside retreat characterised by charming small villages, golden-sand coastlines and rainforest alive with endemic birds.

Dunedin and Coastal Otago

A vibrant university city with Scottish heritage, which serves as an ideal launching point for adventures across the Otago Peninsula with its dramatic landscape, pristine beaches and abundant fauna.

Hawke's Bay

The North Island’s premier winemaking area ranks among New Zealand's warmest and driest territories.

Kaikoura

Between the Pacific and the snow-dusted Kaikoura mountains, this charming coastal settlement serves as an ideal starting point for encountering some of New Zealand's most remarkable wildlife.

Lake Tekapo and Aoraki Mount Cook

The country’s highest mountain, Aoraki Mount Cook, commands attention as it towers over the landscape of its surrounding national park.

Marlborough Sounds and Wine Region

Journey between cellar doors through this sunshine-bathed region and taste some of the country’s most exceptional wines, particularly the world-famous Sauvignon Blanc.

Milford Sound and Fiordland National Park

The South Island’s Fiordland National Park is celebrated for its phenomenal vistas of forests, mountains and fiords.

Nelson and Abel Tasman

The country’s sunniest corner boasts honey-coloured beaches backed by rainforest, and the world’s most transparent freshwater lake.

Queenstown and Wanaka

On the shores of the pristine Lake Wakatipu, Queenstown ranks among New Zealand’s most scenic and adventure-packed destinations, with skiing, rafting, canyon swings, jet boats, cycling and bungee jumping.

Rotorua and Taupo

Bubbling thermal pools, spouting geysers and a rich Māori culture combine to make Rotorua an exceptional destination, with Taupo and New Zealand’s largest lake just a short drive away.

Wellington

Situated on hills that cascade toward a picturesque waterfront, the nation’s capital serves as a hub of artistic and cultural innovation – famous for its performance scene, culinary excellence and alternative spirit.

West Coast and the Glaciers

This slender coastal stretch wedged between the Southern Alps and the Tasman Sea showcases some of New Zealand’s most striking scenery.