New Zealand is a country in the southwestern Pacific Ocean consisting of 2 main islands, North & South island both marked by volcanoes and glaciations. Capital Wellington, on the North Island, is home to Te Papa Tongarewa, the expansive national museum. Wellington’s dramatic Mt. Victoria and the South Island’s Fiord land and Southern Lakes stood in for mythical Middle Earth in Peter Jackson’s “Lord of the Rings” films. Queenstown offers wide range of adventurous activities like sky diving, bungee jumping, shot over jet etc. New Zealand also has many glaciers, and the most well known are the beautiful Franz Josef Glacier and Fox Glacier. New Zealand is indeed Heaven on Earth.
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10 Nights / 11 Days for INR 1,65,000/-
DAY 1 – ARRIVE AUCKLAND On arrival in Auckland, ‘The City of Sails’, seat in coach passengers will be met by our local representative and privately transferred to your hotel. DAY 2 – AUCKLAND Morning tour including Harbour Bridge, Auckland Viaduct and Michael Joseph Savage Memorial Park for panoramic views of Auckland city and Waitemata Harbour. (Breakfast) DAY 3 – AUCKLAND – WAITOMO – ROTORUA Travel south through the fertile Waikato region to arrive at Waitomo. Enjoy a guided tour of the world famous Waitomo Glowworm Caves. Continue to Rotorua this afternoon via Hobbiton Movie Set for a guided tour of this world-class attraction. (Breakfast) DAY 4 – ROTORUA Visit Te Puia Thermal Reserve to see boiling mud pools and roaring geysers. Following this, visit Rainbow Springs to see New Zealand’s trout, birds and wildlife before continuing to the Agrodome for a New Zealand farm show featuring sheep dog demonstrations, cow milking and an introduction to the stars of our sheep industry. The afternoon is at leisure. This evening enjoy an authentic Maori Hangi (feast) and Concert. (Breakfast, Dinner) DAY 5 – ROTORUA – CHRISTCHURCH Depart on your domestic flight from Rotorua to Christchurch (Airfare is not included). (Breakfast) DAY 6 – CHRISTCHURCH – MT COOK – QUEENSTOWN Travel across the fertile Canterbury Plains to Lake Tekapo and the ‘Church of the Good Shepherd’ before continuing on to New Zealand’s highest mountain – Mt Cook. Depart Mt Cook and follow the shores of Lake Pukaki south through the historic Central Otago region to the ‘Alpine Resort’ of Queenstown. (Breakfast) DAY 7 – MILFORD SOUND Follow the southern arm of Lake Wakatipu to Lumsden, and onward to Lake Te Anau. Enter the Eglinton Valley and travel through the breath taking man made Homer Tunnel to reach Milford Sound. Enjoy a cruise on this world famous fiord, dominated by Mitre Peak and the cascading Bowen Falls. Return to Queenstown. (Breakfast) DAY 8 – QUEENSTOWN A free day to explore the endless optional attractions available. Queenstown offers bungee jumping, jet boating, white water rafting, gondola rides and much more. Optional activities not included in the tour price. (Breakfast) DAY 9 – QUEENSTOWN – GLACIER REGION Depart Queenstown and travel via Lake Wanaka and through the historic Haast Pass, gateway to the World Heritage Westland National Park. Continue up the West Coast past spectacular mountain ranges, native forests and lakes to the glacier region of Franz Josef and Fox Glaciers. (Breakfast) DAY 10 – GLACIER REGION – CHRISTCHURCH Travel north to Greymouth today and board the Tranzalpine train (seat in coach passengers only). Ascend through lush beech forests past the alpine village of Arthur’s Pass before crossing the spectacular Southern Alps. Travel over Canterbury Plains to Christchurch. (Breakfast) DAY 11 – DEPARTURE DAY Your arrangements conclude today with a departure transfer . We trust you enjoyed your Vacation! (Breakfast) 10 Nights / 11 Days INR 1,65,000/- Cost per person on twin sharing basis. Validity until 30th Sept 2020NEW ZEALAND
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