New Zealand Travel - Hotels, Sightseeing Tours, Attractions
New Zealand is a country of rare beauty: glacial mountains, fast-flowing
rivers, deep lakes, hissing geysers and boiling mud.
The largest city, Auckland, enjoys a
diverse culture. Visit its many islands, or simply ascend the Sky Tower and
enjoy the great view over the rainforest mountain ranges. Rotorua has a deep
sense of history and Maori culture. This combined with a landscape of
geysers and bubbling pools of mud, allows you to experience the real heart
of New Zealand.
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City Lodge Accommodation
Located in the upper end of the Central City, we offer you a great point from where you can explore the city by day or night.
As featured in Lonely Planet's 'Best of Auckland', City Lodge was established in August 2005 and offers 100 rooms in total. Step out the door and no matter which direction you take, you will find something exciting to see or do. Whether you are travelling with your soul mate or your mother, our double and twin rooms are comfortable and cosy. All of the rooms at City Lodge have en suite bathrooms, tea and coffee making facilities, fridges and large opening windows for you to enjoy the view. Office hours are 07:30 to 22:30 and there is a night porter on call after hours. Shared facilities are kitchen, lounge and laundry.
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Christchurch Morning Tour
Christchurch is often described as the most English of New Zealand
cities, with many English influences clearly visible. Spend the
morning on a discovery tour including Anglican Cathedral, Victoria
Square, Law Courts, Provincial Chambers, Bridge of Remembrance,
Museum, Arts Center, Mona Vale, Sumner Beachfront, Cave Rock, Port
Hills and Lyttelton. An optional visit to the International
Antarctic Center is also included.
In the geological sense, New Zealand has
had a colorful past. The ice age carved the exquisite fretwork of Fiordland
and the Marlborough Sounds, huge tectonic forces pushed up the Southern Alps
and volcanism on a fearsome scale shaped (and continues to shape) much of
the North Island. The result of all this action is New Zealand tourist
attractions scenery to die for — a landscape jam-packed with interest.
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Four Day Southern Discovery Tour
See just some of the highlights of New Zealand's most beautiful island. Take
the opportunity of an optional scenic flight which lands on a glacier!
Cruise on a mighty fiord, carved from the mountains many millions of years
ago. Spend three nights in Queenstown, set against the backdrop of
snow-capped mountains. Four days of some of the most spectacular scenery in
the world! More travel packages &
extended sightseeing tours in New Zealand
The country’s capital Wellington is beautifully placed between a
magnificent harbour and rolling hills. Everything is within walking
distance, from galleries to restaurants. Queenstown is the Adventure Capital
of the World. Set amongst the dazzling Southern Alps, for a pure adrenalin
rush go bungy jumping, jetboating, skiing or relax with some great regional
wine!
Christchurch meanwhile is recognized as “the international garden city
of the world”.
On the east coast of the North Island lies the
Bay of Islands. Its
natural beauty, beaches and host of islands are not to be missed.
The
Ultimate Day Sail in the Bay
Sail to Cape Brett and the Hole in the Rock. "On the Edge" is New
Zealand's fastest commercial sailing catamaran. Take the opportunity
to join the crew and get involved - help raise the main sail or
experience the thrill of taking the helm. If you are feeling less
energetic and would like to just sit back, relax and watch you are
more than welcome to. The best sailing adventure the Bay of Islands
has to offer.
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New Zealand is situated in the South Pacific ocean, between latitude 34'S
and 47'S. The country runs roughly north-south with mountain ranges down
much of its length. Its two main islands cover 266,200 sq km (103,735 sq
miles), about the size of Japan or California and slightly larger than Great
Britain.
Comparable in size and/or shape to Great Britain, Colorado and Japan, New
Zealand has a population of only 4 million - making it one of the world's
least crowded countries. It is a haven for those seeking peace, rejuvenation
and relaxation as well as a playground for thrillseekers and adventurers. A
temperate climate with relatively small seasonal variation makes it a
year-round holiday destination.
New Zealand's spectacularly beautiful landscape includes vast mountain
chains, steaming volcanoes, sweeping coastlines, deeply indented fiords and
lush rainforests.
New Zealand's separation from other land masses for more than 100 million
years has allowed many ancient plants and animals to survive and evolve in
isolation. Complementing our unique flora and fauna is a landscape that
contains an unrivalled variety of landforms. In a couple of days' drive it
is possible to see everything from mountain ranges to sandy beaches, lush
rainforests, glaciers and fiords and active volcanoes.
Auckland is the best place
to start exploring the North of the country. It's a great city and offers
you everything you want.
Wellington is the capital
city, and is located at the extreme southern tip of the North Island.
Increasingly referred to by locals as "Wellywood" due to the huge success of
film director Peter Jackson [Lord of the Rings Trilogy], Wellington
regularly plays host to international films stars. The capital also boasts a
symphony orchestra, opera house, several live theatres, the excellent
Embassy Cinema and the national museum Te Papa. There are also regular daily
ferry services to the South Island.
Christchurch is the
largest city in the South Island. Many activities can be organized from
here. Trekking to Mount Cook is just one of the many things you can do.