Let's Explore New Zealand Your Way
New Zealand is a land of breath-taking contrasts, where dramatic mountains, serene beaches, lush forests, and vibrant cities combine to create unforgettable experiences. A tailor-made holiday lets you explore at your own pace, whether you seek adventure, wildlife, culture, or relaxation.
North or South?
Two Islands, Endless Possibilities
Explore by car, helicopter, or guided tour and uncover both famous sights and hidden treasures, with every detail carefully planned to make your New Zealand adventure uniquely yours.
North Island
The North Island is famous for its geothermal activity, Maori culture, and cosmopolitan cities.
Highlights: Rotorua (geothermal pools and Maori cultural experiences), Waitomo Caves (glowworms), Auckland (harbour city attractions), Wellington (capital city with arts and dining).
Activities: Hot springs, hiking, city exploration, cultural tours, cave experiences.
Best time to visit: October to April for warm weather, outdoor activities, and cultural events.
South Island
The South Island is renowned for its dramatic landscapes and adventure activities.
Highlights: Fiordland National Park (Milford and Doubtful Sounds), Southern Alps (hiking, skiing, scenic flights), Queenstown (adventure capital), Marlborough (vineyards).
Activities: Cruising fjords, skiing, hiking, wine tasting, adrenaline activities like bungy jumping and jet boating.
Best time to visit: November to March for mild weather, hiking, and adventure sports; June to August for winter sports.
Flying Times & Stopovers
From London: Approx. 24–26 hours total flight time with one or two stopovers (common connections via Singapore, Dubai, Doha, or Hong Kong).
From other UK airports: Times vary slightly, typically 25–28 hours with one or two stopovers.
Domestic connections: Air New Zealand and Jetstar operate frequent domestic flights linking major North and South Island destinations.