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Church of the Good Shepherd, Wellington, New Zealand
Auckland
Auckland Sky Tower, New Zealand
Viaduct Harbour, Auckland
Waiheke Island, Auckland
Coromandel
Cathedral Cove, Coromandel
Wai-O-Tapu, Rotorua, New Zealand
Rotorua
Rotorua
Rotorua, North Island
Napier City Centre
The Dome, Napier, New Zealand
View from Mount Victoria, Wellington
Cable car, Wellington
Interislander Ferry, Cook Strait
Abel Tasman
Punakaiki Rocks
Bridge across Hokitika Gorge, South Island, New Zealand
Franz Josef Glacier, Westland Tai Poutini National Park, New Zealand
Franz Josef Glacier
Lake Wanaka
Alice and Mark at Roys Peak, Wanaka
Queenstown
Queenstown
Queenstown
Shotover River, Queenstown
Milford Sound, Fiordland, New Zealand
Sutherland Falls, Fiordland National Park
Milford Sound
Dunedin
Lanarch Castle, Dunedin, New Zealand
Oamaru, New Zealand
Christchurch
Christchurch
Christchurch
Observatory Hotel, Christchurch. New Zealand

Ultimate New Zealand

22 day Self Drive Holiday – from £2485

With flights from £3785

Discover a land of breathtaking beauty on this unforgettable 22 day adventure through the New Zealand’s North and South Islands.

Highlights:
  • Visit the cities of Auckland, Wellington, and Christchurch
  • Marvel at geothermal geysers and bubbling mud pools in Rotorua
  • Explore Marlborough wine region and Abel Tasman National Park
  • Gaze up at Franz Josef Glacier or join a guided hike onto the ice
  • Let Fiordland National Park enchant you with its stunning natural beauty

Your Itinerary

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You can customise your New Zealand self drive holiday by adding extra nights or destinations. Just let us know what you would like to do.

Auckland

Day 1 – Welcome to Auckland

On arrival at Auckland Airport, you are met and transferred to your hotel. Spend the remainder…

On arrival at Auckland Airport, you are met and transferred to your hotel. Spend the remainder of the day at leisure. In the Maori language, Auckland is known as Tamaki Makau Rau, the city of 100 lovers. It earned this name because it was a place desired by all and conquered by many. The Auckland region boasts three harbours, two mountain ranges, 48 volcanic cones and more than 50 islands. Auckland’s population is approximately 1.3 million, making it by far the largest city in New Zealand, with one third of the country’s entire population.

    Skycity Hotel

Auckland
Viaduct Harbour, Auckland

Day 2 – Auckland

Spend the day at leisure in Auckland. You may like to visit the Auckland Domain and…

Spend the day at leisure in Auckland. You may like to visit the Auckland Domain and Gardens – home of the War Memorial Museum, historic Parnell Village, Kelly Tarlton’s Underwater World or the Sky Tower (the Southern Hemisphere’s tallest tower) for magnificent 360 degree views of Auckland City.

    Skycity Hotel

Viaduct Harbour, Auckland
Coromandel

Day 3 – Coromandel Peninsula

This morning collect your rental car in Auckland and make your way to Pauanui or Whangamata…

This morning collect your rental car in Auckland and make your way to Pauanui or Whangamata on the Coromandel Peninsula. Spend the remainder of the day at leisure.

This area, about 1.5 hours drive from Auckland is renowned for its native pohutukawa trees on its West Coast and the beautiful white sandy beaches on the East Coast. The historical past of this region is evident in the mining relics, logging dams and Maori Pa sites that dot the landscape. The central ranges of native rainforest are also popular with hikers & trampers. Many activities are possible in this area, mainly of a walking or water related nature.

    Auckland > Coromandel Peninsula | 160 kms

    Pauanui Pines Motor Lodge, Pauanui

Coromandel
Wai-O-Tapu, Rotorua, New Zealand

Day 4 – Rotorua

Today make your way to Rotorua. Spend the remainder of the day at leisure. Rotorua is…

Today make your way to Rotorua. Spend the remainder of the day at leisure. Rotorua is the centre of the intense thermal activity in New Zealand. The city itself is situated on the shores of Lake Rotorua and excellent stream and lake fishing is abundant. Geysers, pools of boiling mud, crystal springs and hot mineral water and richly coloured craters make Rotorua one of the world’s great tourist attractions.

    Coromandel Peninsula > Rotorua | 160 kms

    Novotel Rotorua

Wai-O-Tapu, Rotorua, New Zealand
Rotorua

Day 5 – Rotorua

Spend the day at leisure in Rotorua. You may wish to visit to Te Puia (optional…

Spend the day at leisure in Rotorua. You may wish to visit to Te Puia (optional own cost) – one of Rotorua’s famous thermal areas, with the country’s largest geyser, Pohutu (playing to about 31m), the Prince of Wales’ Feathers geyser, boiling mud pools and silica terraces.

    Novotel Rotorua

Rotorua
Napier City Centre

Day 6 – Napier

Make your way to Napier – the art deco capital of New Zealand. The centre of…

Make your way to Napier – the art deco capital of New Zealand. The centre of the Hawkes Bay region of New Zealand, Napier is renowned for both its Art Deco architecture and also for its wine industry. Said to be one of the warmest regions in the country with warm summers and mild winters. There are many activities from adventure seeking, wine tasting to just browsing around the local art deco shopping areas.

    Rotorua > Napier | 225 kms

    Scenic Hotel Te Pania

Napier City Centre
View from Mount Victoria, Wellington

Day 7 – Wellington

Make your way to and spend the remainder of the day in Wellington. Wellington, the capital…

Make your way to and spend the remainder of the day in Wellington. Wellington, the capital city of New Zealand lies at the southern end of the North Island. On the shores of a magnificent harbour and surrounded by the rugged beauty of green hills, it is one of the most scenic cities. Some of the best views are obtained from the hilltops especially from the Mt Victoria lookout.

Public buildings of interest are the Dominion Museum and National Art Gallery, parliament buildings and the Alexander Turnbull library. A must see attraction in the “capital” is New Zealand’s National Museum. Named “Te Papa” (our place) it contains a wealth of information on New Zealand’s past, present and future, many interactive exhibits, multi-media database and fascinating collections.

    Napier > Wellington | 330 kms

    Rydges Wellington

View from Mount Victoria, Wellington
Church of the Good Shepherd, Wellington, New Zealand

Day 8 – Wellington

Spend the day at leisure in Wellington. Wellington is proud of its reputation as the Arts…

Spend the day at leisure in Wellington. Wellington is proud of its reputation as the Arts and Cultural Capital of New Zealand. The New Zealand Symphony Orchestra, the Royal New Zealand Ballet, and the National Opera all call Wellington home. The City Gallery in Civic Square shows national and international contemporary art exhibitions of outstanding quality. Civic Square is home to the Visitor Information Centre and connects the city to the waterfront by the impressive City to Sea Bridge.

There are many art galleries around the city as well as fascinating museums including the Museum of Wellington City and Sea, and the New Zealand Academy of Fine Art at Queens Wharf.

    Rydges Wellington

Church of the Good Shepherd, Wellington, New Zealand
Interislander Ferry, Cook Strait

Day 9 – Blenheim

This morning board the InterIslander Ferry for your journey across Cook Strait to Picton. On arrival…

This morning board the InterIslander Ferry for your journey across Cook Strait to Picton. On arrival in Picton make your way to Blenheim.

Spend the remainder of the day at leisure. Blenheim regularly tops the sunshine stakes and has consequently earned the title of the ‘Sunniest Town in New Zealand’. Orchards, vineyards and horticultural products benefit from the sunny climate of the Marlborough region. The country’s most extensive area of grapes is planted in the Wairau Valley and has earned international acclaim. The wine trail is now established linking the various wineries and is a popular attraction.

Blenheim is also well known for crafts and the art and craft trail includes more than 30 Marlborough craftspeople open to visitors, including weavers, artists, silk painters, bone carvers, dried flower arrangers, potters and wood sculptors.

    Picton > Blenheim | 140 kms

    Scenic Hotel Marlborough

Interislander Ferry, Cook Strait

Day 10 – Nelson

Make your way to Nelson. Spend the remainder of the day at leisure. Located at the…

Make your way to Nelson. Spend the remainder of the day at leisure. Located at the top end of the south island, this area has the reputation for having the most sunshine hours in New Zealand. It also has one of the most scenic National Parks in the country, Abel Tasman National Park, therefore activities such as tramping, swimming, sailing or just relaxing are popular in the region. A number of Award winning wineries and gourmet food industries are found in this area. From the idyllic coves and sounds to the lush private gardens – this region has it all.

    Blenheim > Nelson | 116 kms

    Rutherford Hotel

Punakaiki Rocks

Day 11 – Hokitika

Make your way to Hokitika. En route you may like to stop at Punakaiki and visit…

Make your way to Hokitika. En route you may like to stop at Punakaiki and visit the famous “Pancake Rocks”.

    Nelson > Hokitika | 320 kms

    Beachfront Hotel

Punakaiki Rocks
Franz Josef Glacier, Westland Tai Poutini National Park, New Zealand

Day 12 – Franz Josef

Make your way down the West Coast to Franz Josef. Spend the remainder of the day…

Make your way down the West Coast to Franz Josef. Spend the remainder of the day at leisure. Nowhere in the world’s temperate zones are glaciers as accessible as South Westland’s most famous pair, Franz Josef and Fox. Both descend to levels of about 1000 feet (300 metres) above sea level. Franz Josef Glacier is a remnant of a much older, larger glacier which flowed from the alpine snowfields right to the sea.

The glacier is over 12 kilometres long extending into the rainforest just 5 kilometres from the Franz Josef township, making it easy to visit. Walk to viewpoints or for a close-up view of the spectacular ice formations, take a guided glacier walk, heli-hike excursion or scenic flight.

    Hokitika > Franz Josef | 160 kms

    Scenic Hotel

Franz Josef Glacier, Westland Tai Poutini National Park, New Zealand
Lake Wanaka

Day 13 – Wanaka

Make your way to Wanaka. Spend the remainder of the day at leisure. Any time of…

Make your way to Wanaka. Spend the remainder of the day at leisure. Any time of year is a great time to visit Wanaka – summer or winter. This area, situated between Mt Cook and Queenstown offers many diverse activities from passive recreation to action packed. The summer is hot and dry, while winter is cold and clear. Abseiling, boating, golfing, gliding, mountaineering, paragliding, Nordic skiing, snowboarding and wine tasting are only some of the activities available in the region.

    Franz Josef > Wanaka | 280 kms

    Oakridge Resort, Wanaka

Lake Wanaka
Queenstown

Day 14 – Queenstown

Depart Wanaka and make your way to Queenstown. Spend the remainder of the day at leisure….

Depart Wanaka and make your way to Queenstown. Spend the remainder of the day at leisure. Queenstown nestles in Queenstown Bay, about midway along the eastern shores of the azure blue waters of Lake Wakatipu. An unusual feature of the lake is the regular “breathing”, a 3-inch rise and fall every 15 minutes.

Striking mountain peaks surround Queenstown, and although still rural in character, the town has developed into a tourist resort for all seasons. Situated more than 300 metres above sea level, it is sufficiently inland to provide a sharp contrast between the hot summer and bracing winter.

The autumn colours and the Lake District are justly famous and a delight to photographers and painters. Winter brings spectacular snow scenery, ice-skating, skiing, heli-skiing and snowboarding. Year round adventure activities include world famous bungee jumping, white water rafting, parapenting and much more.

    Wanaka > Queenstown | 117 kms

    Copthorne Resort, Queenstown

Queenstown
Queenstown

Day 15 – Queenstown

Full day at your leisure. Optional sightseeing: thrilling jet boat rides, vintage steamer lake cruises, visit to…

Full day at your leisure.

Optional sightseeing: thrilling jet boat rides, vintage steamer lake cruises, visit to high country sheep stations, mountain gondola rides
The list is endless and you also have time to relax and simply marvel at the beautiful scenery.

    Copthorne Resort, Queenstown

Queenstown
Milford Sound, Fiordland, New Zealand

Day 16 – Te Anau

Make your way to Te Anau. Spend the remainder of the day at leisure. Te Anau…

Make your way to Te Anau. Spend the remainder of the day at leisure. Te Anau with its setting of mountain lakes, forest and fiords, unspoiled, rugged and beautiful is the natural gateway to Fiordland National Park and for trips to Lake Manapouri, the Eglinton Valley and Milford Sound.

    Queenstown > Te Anau | 170 kms

    Distinction Luxmore

Milford Sound, Fiordland, New Zealand
Milford Sound

Day 17 – Te Anau

Enjoy the jewel in the South Island’s crown as you embark on a cruise through the…

Enjoy the jewel in the South Island’s crown as you embark on a cruise through the beautiful Milford Sound. Take in the breath-taking scenery, serene waters and plunging waterfalls.

    Distinction Luxmore

Milford Sound
Dunedin

Day 18 – Dunedin

Make your way to Dunedin – the “Edinburgh of the South”. This afternoon in Dunedin time…

Make your way to Dunedin – the “Edinburgh of the South”. This afternoon in Dunedin time is available to explore — you may like to visit the Otago Peninsula – home of the Royal Albatross Colony, the Yellow Penguins or historic Larnach Castle (at your own expense).

    Te Anau > Dunedin | 290 kms

    Distinction Dunedin

Dunedin
Oamaru, New Zealand

Day 19 – Oamaru

Make your way to Oamaru today. Spend the remainder of the day at leisure.

Make your way to Oamaru today. Spend the remainder of the day at leisure.

    Dunedin > Oamaru | 115 kms

    Poshtel

Oamaru, New Zealand
Christchurch

Day 20 – Christchurch

Make your way to Christchurch and spend the remainder of the day at leisure. Christchurch is…

Make your way to Christchurch and spend the remainder of the day at leisure. Christchurch is known as the “most English City outside England” or the “garden city”. Enjoy its Botanical Gardens and the chance to punt on the River Avon.

    Oamaru > Christchurch | 247 kms

    Crowne Plaza

Christchurch
Christchurch

Day 21 – Christchurch

Spend a full day at leisure in Christchurch.

Spend a full day at leisure in Christchurch.

    Crowne Plaza

Christchurch
Observatory Hotel, Christchurch. New Zealand

Day 22 – Farewell from Christchurch

Take a final look at Christchurch before returning your car to the airport and catching your…

Take a final look at Christchurch before returning your car to the airport and catching your onward flight.

Observatory Hotel, Christchurch. New Zealand

Your Itinerary

You can customise your New Zealand self drive holiday by adding extra nights or destinations. Just let us know what you would like to do.

Day 1

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Welcome to Auckland

On arrival at Auckland Airport, you are met and transferred to your hotel. Spend the remainder of the day at leisure. In the Maori language, Auckland is known as Tamaki Makau Rau, the city of 100 lovers. It earned this name because it was a place desired by all and conquered by many. The Auckland region boasts three harbours, two mountain ranges, 48 volcanic cones and more than 50 islands. Auckland’s population is approximately 1.3 million, making it by far the largest city in New Zealand, with one third of the country’s entire population.

    Skycity Hotel

Auckland

Day 2

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Auckland

Spend the day at leisure in Auckland. You may like to visit the Auckland Domain and Gardens – home of the War Memorial Museum, historic Parnell Village, Kelly Tarlton’s Underwater World or the Sky Tower (the Southern Hemisphere’s tallest tower) for magnificent 360 degree views of Auckland City.

    Skycity Hotel

Viaduct Harbour, Auckland

Day 3

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Coromandel Peninsula

This morning collect your rental car in Auckland and make your way to Pauanui or Whangamata on the Coromandel Peninsula. Spend the remainder of the day at leisure.

This area, about 1.5 hours drive from Auckland is renowned for its native pohutukawa trees on its West Coast and the beautiful white sandy beaches on the East Coast. The historical past of this region is evident in the mining relics, logging dams and Maori Pa sites that dot the landscape. The central ranges of native rainforest are also popular with hikers & trampers. Many activities are possible in this area, mainly of a walking or water related nature.

    Auckland > Coromandel Peninsula | 160 kms

    Pauanui Pines Motor Lodge, Pauanui

Coromandel

Day 4

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Rotorua

Today make your way to Rotorua. Spend the remainder of the day at leisure. Rotorua is the centre of the intense thermal activity in New Zealand. The city itself is situated on the shores of Lake Rotorua and excellent stream and lake fishing is abundant. Geysers, pools of boiling mud, crystal springs and hot mineral water and richly coloured craters make Rotorua one of the world’s great tourist attractions.

    Coromandel Peninsula > Rotorua | 160 kms

    Novotel Rotorua

Wai-O-Tapu, Rotorua, New Zealand

Day 5

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Rotorua

Spend the day at leisure in Rotorua. You may wish to visit to Te Puia (optional own cost) – one of Rotorua’s famous thermal areas, with the country’s largest geyser, Pohutu (playing to about 31m), the Prince of Wales’ Feathers geyser, boiling mud pools and silica terraces.

    Novotel Rotorua

Rotorua

Day 6

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Napier

Make your way to Napier – the art deco capital of New Zealand. The centre of the Hawkes Bay region of New Zealand, Napier is renowned for both its Art Deco architecture and also for its wine industry. Said to be one of the warmest regions in the country with warm summers and mild winters. There are many activities from adventure seeking, wine tasting to just browsing around the local art deco shopping areas.

    Rotorua > Napier | 225 kms

    Scenic Hotel Te Pania

Napier City Centre

Day 7

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Wellington

Make your way to and spend the remainder of the day in Wellington. Wellington, the capital city of New Zealand lies at the southern end of the North Island. On the shores of a magnificent harbour and surrounded by the rugged beauty of green hills, it is one of the most scenic cities. Some of the best views are obtained from the hilltops especially from the Mt Victoria lookout.

Public buildings of interest are the Dominion Museum and National Art Gallery, parliament buildings and the Alexander Turnbull library. A must see attraction in the “capital” is New Zealand’s National Museum. Named “Te Papa” (our place) it contains a wealth of information on New Zealand’s past, present and future, many interactive exhibits, multi-media database and fascinating collections.

    Napier > Wellington | 330 kms

    Rydges Wellington

View from Mount Victoria, Wellington

Day 8

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Wellington

Spend the day at leisure in Wellington. Wellington is proud of its reputation as the Arts and Cultural Capital of New Zealand. The New Zealand Symphony Orchestra, the Royal New Zealand Ballet, and the National Opera all call Wellington home. The City Gallery in Civic Square shows national and international contemporary art exhibitions of outstanding quality. Civic Square is home to the Visitor Information Centre and connects the city to the waterfront by the impressive City to Sea Bridge.

There are many art galleries around the city as well as fascinating museums including the Museum of Wellington City and Sea, and the New Zealand Academy of Fine Art at Queens Wharf.

    Rydges Wellington

Church of the Good Shepherd, Wellington, New Zealand

Day 9

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Blenheim

This morning board the InterIslander Ferry for your journey across Cook Strait to Picton. On arrival in Picton make your way to Blenheim.

Spend the remainder of the day at leisure. Blenheim regularly tops the sunshine stakes and has consequently earned the title of the ‘Sunniest Town in New Zealand’. Orchards, vineyards and horticultural products benefit from the sunny climate of the Marlborough region. The country’s most extensive area of grapes is planted in the Wairau Valley and has earned international acclaim. The wine trail is now established linking the various wineries and is a popular attraction.

Blenheim is also well known for crafts and the art and craft trail includes more than 30 Marlborough craftspeople open to visitors, including weavers, artists, silk painters, bone carvers, dried flower arrangers, potters and wood sculptors.

    Picton > Blenheim | 140 kms

    Scenic Hotel Marlborough

Interislander Ferry, Cook Strait

Day 10

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Nelson

Make your way to Nelson. Spend the remainder of the day at leisure. Located at the top end of the south island, this area has the reputation for having the most sunshine hours in New Zealand. It also has one of the most scenic National Parks in the country, Abel Tasman National Park, therefore activities such as tramping, swimming, sailing or just relaxing are popular in the region. A number of Award winning wineries and gourmet food industries are found in this area. From the idyllic coves and sounds to the lush private gardens – this region has it all.

    Blenheim > Nelson | 116 kms

    Rutherford Hotel

Day 11

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Hokitika

Make your way to Hokitika. En route you may like to stop at Punakaiki and visit the famous “Pancake Rocks”.

    Nelson > Hokitika | 320 kms

    Beachfront Hotel

Punakaiki Rocks

Day 12

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Franz Josef

Make your way down the West Coast to Franz Josef. Spend the remainder of the day at leisure. Nowhere in the world’s temperate zones are glaciers as accessible as South Westland’s most famous pair, Franz Josef and Fox. Both descend to levels of about 1000 feet (300 metres) above sea level. Franz Josef Glacier is a remnant of a much older, larger glacier which flowed from the alpine snowfields right to the sea.

The glacier is over 12 kilometres long extending into the rainforest just 5 kilometres from the Franz Josef township, making it easy to visit. Walk to viewpoints or for a close-up view of the spectacular ice formations, take a guided glacier walk, heli-hike excursion or scenic flight.

    Hokitika > Franz Josef | 160 kms

    Scenic Hotel

Franz Josef Glacier, Westland Tai Poutini National Park, New Zealand

Day 13

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Wanaka

Make your way to Wanaka. Spend the remainder of the day at leisure. Any time of year is a great time to visit Wanaka – summer or winter. This area, situated between Mt Cook and Queenstown offers many diverse activities from passive recreation to action packed. The summer is hot and dry, while winter is cold and clear. Abseiling, boating, golfing, gliding, mountaineering, paragliding, Nordic skiing, snowboarding and wine tasting are only some of the activities available in the region.

    Franz Josef > Wanaka | 280 kms

    Oakridge Resort, Wanaka

Lake Wanaka

Day 14

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Queenstown

Depart Wanaka and make your way to Queenstown. Spend the remainder of the day at leisure. Queenstown nestles in Queenstown Bay, about midway along the eastern shores of the azure blue waters of Lake Wakatipu. An unusual feature of the lake is the regular “breathing”, a 3-inch rise and fall every 15 minutes.

Striking mountain peaks surround Queenstown, and although still rural in character, the town has developed into a tourist resort for all seasons. Situated more than 300 metres above sea level, it is sufficiently inland to provide a sharp contrast between the hot summer and bracing winter.

The autumn colours and the Lake District are justly famous and a delight to photographers and painters. Winter brings spectacular snow scenery, ice-skating, skiing, heli-skiing and snowboarding. Year round adventure activities include world famous bungee jumping, white water rafting, parapenting and much more.

    Wanaka > Queenstown | 117 kms

    Copthorne Resort, Queenstown

Queenstown

Day 15

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Queenstown

Full day at your leisure.

Optional sightseeing: thrilling jet boat rides, vintage steamer lake cruises, visit to high country sheep stations, mountain gondola rides
The list is endless and you also have time to relax and simply marvel at the beautiful scenery.

    Copthorne Resort, Queenstown

Queenstown

Day 16

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Te Anau

Make your way to Te Anau. Spend the remainder of the day at leisure. Te Anau with its setting of mountain lakes, forest and fiords, unspoiled, rugged and beautiful is the natural gateway to Fiordland National Park and for trips to Lake Manapouri, the Eglinton Valley and Milford Sound.

    Queenstown > Te Anau | 170 kms

    Distinction Luxmore

Milford Sound, Fiordland, New Zealand

Day 17

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Te Anau

Enjoy the jewel in the South Island’s crown as you embark on a cruise through the beautiful Milford Sound. Take in the breath-taking scenery, serene waters and plunging waterfalls.

    Distinction Luxmore

Milford Sound

Day 18

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Dunedin

Make your way to Dunedin – the “Edinburgh of the South”. This afternoon in Dunedin time is available to explore — you may like to visit the Otago Peninsula – home of the Royal Albatross Colony, the Yellow Penguins or historic Larnach Castle (at your own expense).

    Te Anau > Dunedin | 290 kms

    Distinction Dunedin

Dunedin

Day 19

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Oamaru

Make your way to Oamaru today. Spend the remainder of the day at leisure.

    Dunedin > Oamaru | 115 kms

    Poshtel

Oamaru, New Zealand

Day 20

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Christchurch

Make your way to Christchurch and spend the remainder of the day at leisure. Christchurch is known as the “most English City outside England” or the “garden city”. Enjoy its Botanical Gardens and the chance to punt on the River Avon.

    Oamaru > Christchurch | 247 kms

    Crowne Plaza

Christchurch

Day 21

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Christchurch

Spend a full day at leisure in Christchurch.

    Crowne Plaza

Christchurch

Day 22

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Farewell from Christchurch

Take a final look at Christchurch before returning your car to the airport and catching your onward flight.

Observatory Hotel, Christchurch. New Zealand

This Self Drive Includes

21 nights accommodation
19 nights car hire, with unlimited kilometers

Flights & More

Ask your FREEDOM Consultant to include Economy, Premium or Business Class flights for a complete ABTA and ATOL protected package.

They can also add extra nights and experiences in places you choose, to create the exact holiday you are looking for. Popular options include:

  • An upgrade to deluxe hotels from £1619
  • Extra nights in Queensland, Christchurch or any location en route
  • A stopover to New Zealand in Dubai, Singapore or another destination

Next Steps

Please get in touch with our New Zealand Experts to start planning your holiday. You’ll have a single point of contact from your first enquiry through booking.

Ultimate New Zealand

22 day Self Drive Holiday – from £2485

With flights from £3785

All prices are per person, based on two people sharing a double or twin room, and include pre-booked accommodation, air-conditioned car and unlimited kilometres. Hotels specified are subject to availability and may be substituted by one of a similar or higher standard. Seasonal supplements may apply.

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