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This 10-day journey through New Zealand is a symphony of landscapes, from the volcanic heart of the North Island to the alpine drama of the South. Wander through the cosmopolitan energy of Auckland, feel the pulse of Māori culture in Rotorua, and lose yourself in the cinematic magic of Hobbiton and Waitomo’s glowworm-lit caves.
Fly south to Queenstown — the adventure capital that thrills and soothes in equal measure — cruise the majestic Milford Sound, and fall under the spell of Tekapo’s starlit skies. End in Christchurch, where resilience meets creativity in a city reborn.
Designed for first-timers and seekers of something extraordinary, this itinerary blends iconic sights with boutique experiences — all at a perfectly curated pace.
Touch down in Auckland and feel the rhythm of New Zealand’s largest and most cosmopolitan city. Spend the afternoon exploring the harbour, browsing designer stores, or simply relaxing after your flight. Overnight in Auckland
Explore Auckland’s highlights on a guided city tour — from volcanic cones and leafy parks to chic neighbourhoods. End the day high above the skyline at the Sky Tower’s viewing deck. Overnight in Auckland
Drive south through rolling green countryside. Discover the magical glow of the Waitomo Caves and wander the storybook charm of Hobbiton Movie Set before reaching Rotorua. Overnight in Rotorua
Marvel at geysers, mud pools and steaming vents in Rotorua’s geothermal parks. Spend your afternoon on a scenic lakes tour, then enjoy an enchanting Redwoods Treewalk under the stars. Overnight in Rotorua
Fly to Queenstown, the adventure capital nestled beside Lake Wakatipu. Check in, relax, and get a chance to enjoy your first alpine sunset with wine and local flavours.
Overnight in Queenstown
Choose your adventure: bungee off Kawarau Bridge, jet-boat down the Shotover, paraglide, or keep it relaxed with a Skyline Gondola ride and wine tasting in Gibbston Valley.
Overnight in Queenstown
Take a full-day trip to the breathtaking Milford Sound, travelling through Fiordland National Park. Cruise beneath waterfalls and misty peaks before returning to Queenstown.
Overnight in Queenstown
Drive past Lake Pukaki and Mount Cook to reach Lake Tekapo, famed for its turquoise waters and dark sky reserve. Visit the Church of the Good Shepherd and prepare for a night of stargazing.
Overnight in Tekapo
Journey to Christchurch, the South Island’s vibrant urban heart. Stroll through the Botanic Gardens, admire innovative architecture, and enjoy the relaxed vibe of riverside cafés and markets.
Overnight in Christchurch
Check out and transfer to Christchurch Airport. Take with you memories of glowworms, geysers, fjords, and stars — and the quiet magic of New Zealand’s landscapes.
Departure from Christchurch
This itinerary works beautifully year-round. For long sunny days and clear skies, travel between November and March (summer). If you prefer fewer crowds and dramatic autumn colours or snow-capped peaks, April to June is equally magical.
Absolutely! This route is designed to showcase the best of both North and South Islands, balancing iconic sights with local experiences — perfect for first-timers who want a comprehensive yet relaxed introduction to Aotearoa.
Yes, Indian nationals must apply for a Visitor Visa before travelling to New Zealand. The application can be made online through the Immigration New Zealand website. You’ll need documents such as a valid passport, travel itinerary, proof of funds, and return tickets. The process usually takes around 15–30 working days, so it’s advisable to apply well in advance.
Yes — it’s ideal for a self-drive adventure, especially from Queenstown onward. Indian travellers can drive in New Zealand using an International Driving Permit (IDP) along with their Indian license. Roads are safe, well-marked, and incredibly scenic.
Plenty! Queenstown is New Zealand’s adventure capital, offering bungee jumping, jet boating, skydiving, paragliding, and more. You can also hike in Mount Cook National Park or stargaze under the clearest skies at Lake Tekapo.
Definitely. New Zealand is home to exquisite lodges, boutique hotels, vineyard stays, and lakeside resorts. This itinerary can be tailored to fit premium, boutique, or eco-luxury preferences based on your travel style.
Tipping is not mandatory and generally not expected in New Zealand. However, it is appreciated for exceptional service— such as at fine-dining restaurants or with private guides — where a 5–10% tip is a generous gesture.
Yes — the itinerary is fully customisable. Whether you're a honeymooning couple, a family with children, or seniors looking for a relaxed and scenic escape, experiences and pace can be adapted to suit all age groups and preferences.
