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New Zealand

A New Zealand Odyssey: Indigenous Culture & Natural Beauty

Program No. 22753RJ
Explore the unique story of New Zealand as you learn of its distinctive natural environment and rich Maori and European history from local experts.

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DATES & starting prices
PRICES
Sep 29 - Oct 14, 2023
Starting at
6,699
Oct 20 - Nov 4, 2023
Starting at
6,999
Nov 10 - Nov 25, 2023
Starting at
6,999
Dec 1 - Dec 16, 2023
Starting at
6,999
Jan 12 - Jan 27, 2024
Starting at
6,999
Jan 26 - Feb 10, 2024
Starting at
6,999
Feb 9 - Feb 24, 2024
Starting at
6,999
Mar 1 - Mar 16, 2024
Starting at
6,999
Apr 5 - Apr 20, 2024
Starting at
6,799
Sep 27 - Oct 12, 2024
Starting at
6,799
Oct 18 - Nov 2, 2024
Starting at
7,099
Nov 8 - Nov 23, 2024
Starting at
7,099
Nov 29 - Dec 14, 2024
Starting at
7,099
DATES & starting prices
PRICES
Sep 29 - Oct 14, 2023
Starting at
7,749
Oct 20 - Nov 4, 2023
Starting at
8,149
Nov 10 - Nov 25, 2023
Starting at
8,149
Dec 1 - Dec 16, 2023
Starting at
8,149
Jan 12 - Jan 27, 2024
Starting at
7,999
Jan 26 - Feb 10, 2024
Starting at
7,999
Feb 9 - Feb 24, 2024
Starting at
8,099
Mar 1 - Mar 16, 2024
Starting at
8,099
Apr 5 - Apr 20, 2024
Starting at
7,699
Sep 27 - Oct 12, 2024
Starting at
7,699
Oct 18 - Nov 2, 2024
Starting at
8,199
Nov 8 - Nov 23, 2024
Starting at
8,199
Nov 29 - Dec 14, 2024
Starting at
8,199

At a Glance

Absorb the beauty of “the land of the long white cloud,” as Aotearoa, the Maori name for New Zealand, is commonly translated. Delve into the story of this island nation’s indigenous Maori people. Examine the natural environments of both the North and South Islands: descend into a pristine volcanic valley, stand alongside bubbling mudpools and meet New Zealand’s national bird, the kiwi. Sail the beautiful waters of Lake Wakatipu, enjoy stunning vistas of Queenstown and much more.
Activity Level
Keep the Pace
Walking up to three miles at a time at a normal public walking pace over varied terrain. Standing at least three hours daily; climbing stairs (at times without handrails), getting on/off buses and boats, carrying own luggage. If you believe you require wheelchair assistance to get through an airport you are not fit enough to participate in this program. Elevations up to 3,100 feet.
Small Group
Small Group
Love to learn and explore in a small-group setting? These adventures offer small, personal experiences with groups of 13 to 24 participants.

Best of all, you’ll…

  • Learn from experts about New Zealand’s settlement by Maori and Europeans.
  • Witness bubbling mudpools in a volcanic park.
  • Experience the majestic Piopiotahi Milford Sound.

General Notes

For a similar program with greater opportunity for independent exploration (including free days in both Auckland and Queenstown), please view program 22090.
Featured Expert
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Hamish Campbell
Hamish Campbell earned a Ph.D. in paleontology from Cambridge University, and went on to serve as a senior scientist at GNS Science — the Institute of Geological and Nuclear Sciences — in Wellington, New Zealand, and as geologist at the National Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa. Hamish channeled his expertise to write several popular books on New Zealand geology. His passion for New Zealand, geology and learning have made him an exceptional long-time instructor for Road Scholar.

Please note: This expert may not be available for every date of this program.

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Hamish Campbell earned a Ph.D. in paleontology from Cambridge University, and went on to serve as a senior scientist at GNS Science — the Institute of Geological and Nuclear Sciences — in Wellington, New Zealand, and as geologist at the National Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa. Hamish channeled his expertise to write several popular books on New Zealand geology. His passion for New Zealand, geology and learning have made him an exceptional long-time instructor for Road Scholar.
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Fergus Sutherland lives in the Catlins region of New Zealand’s South Island. He is an award-winning conservationist who has run Catlins Wildlife Trackers Ecotours with his wife Mary for 25 years. He holds a master’s degree in geology from the University of Otago as well as a teaching diploma. Fergus was chairman of a local branch of New Zealand’s Forest and Bird Protection Society for ten years and has worked in soil conservation. His interests include painting, photography, hiking, writing and house restoration.
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Margaret Copland is a graduate of the University of Canterbury and the Christchurch College of Education. As a historian, she has enjoyed researching the stories of the early Canterbury immigrants, which she will share with us in her capacity as the Te Puna Ora storyteller. Margaret is an experienced history teacher and she has been a heritage storyteller and local historian for 20 years. Her original stories have been researched and developed to create 13 characters who bring New Zealand history to life.
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Gill Wilson was a resident of Wellington for 33 years before relocating to Auckland in 2001. Gill worked for Tourism New Zealand for more than a decade before working as the manager of the Vice-Chancellor’s Office at the University of Auckland. After 13 years, she left the University of Auckland to care for her husband. In her spare time, Gill enjoys walking, music and cooking. Inspired by her grandchildren, she is quietly considering taking up snow skiing again after years away from the sport.
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Ian Smith is a full-time livestock farmer with his wife Heather. They own and farm 1000 acres running 1,000 sheep, 480 dairy cows and 200 supporting dairy stock. Ian bought his first land in 1971 and farmed in a three-generation partnership before going on to farm with Heather. Parallel to running a successful farming business, Ian has always had interests beyond the farm gate whether it is advocacy for fellow farmers through to the national level or taking an active interest in research and training.
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Robyn Willis is a Christchurch local and has a background in education, teaching at both secondary and tertiary level. She has set up and run three businesses — a deer farm, a sports medicine center and a publishing business producing a parenting publication. In her spare time, she likes to ski, play tennis and golf and mountain bike. She understands how the travel experience is enhanced by interaction with locals and loves the New Zealand culture. She is keen to share this with all visitors.
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Bill Rout moved from the South Auckland/Waikato area to live in the Catlins on the East Coast of Southland in 2012 after having spent many years tramping, hitchhiking and cycling around the South Island. Bill is a former primary school teacher, technical writer and workplace trainer. He has also worked as a disc jockey at a roller skating rink, surf-lifesaving lifeguard and a violence prevention facilitator. He currently works part-time as a therapist and volunteers as an ambulance officer.
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Kate McMillan is an associate professor in comparative politics and head of the political science and international relations program at Victoria University of Wellington. Her research and teaching focuses on immigration politics, media politics and citizenship politics, with a particular focus on New Zealand and its region. Kate grew up in Christchurch but has spent much of her adult life in Wellington, with stints also living and working in Melbourne, London, San Diego and Lund.
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Peter Lawson has lived in Wellington for 44 years after graduating from Christchurch’s Canterbury University with a Bachelor of Science in Pure Maths and Operations Research. He started his career in the Government Railways Department in their Economic Planning and Research unit when the Railways employed approximately 20,000 people. During 22 years, Peter worked as a marketing manager, in General Management, and Project Management. He then had a career change, working as a self-employed investment adviser and sharebroker before retiring in 2021.
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Hazel Petrie is an Honorary Research Fellow in the University of Auckland Department of History. She has a and a Bachelor of Arts in History and Maori Studies, a Master of Arts in History, and a Ph.D. in Maori Studies, all from the University of Auckland. Her published books include “Chiefs of Industry: Maori Tribal Enterprise in Early Colonial New Zealand” that was a finalist in the New Zealand Book Awards, and “Outcasts of the Gods?: The Struggle Over Slavery in Maori New Zealand.”
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Steve Garland is a born and bred Cantabrian whose family has had a significant connection to the early settlement of Christchurch. He is a graduate of the University of Canterbury with an M.A. (Hons) in History. He is a retired teacher who taught History and Social Studies at a boys' secondary school in Christchurch for 42 years. He was also actively involved in organizing and coaching school sport and has a wide range of sporting interests from cricket and rugby to golf and sailing.
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Margaret Logan raised a family and served 23 years as a child and family social worker in Timaru. She then joined her husband, Richard, in establishing the freshwater salmon farming industry in the hydro system waters in the Mackenzie Country on the South Island. Now “retired,” she is still involved with High Country Salmon as an owner-director. Margaret loves living in Wellington where Probus activities keep her well occupied, along with walking, reading, bridge, planning for more overseas travel, and meeting with friends and family.
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Ian Selwyn grew up in Wellington Ian and has lived on the North Shore of Auckland for more than 40 years. He held executive positions in the insurance industry before establishing a brokerage dealing in all aspects of Insurance. After selling the business, he was able to pursue his passion of rugby coaching and held a liaison role for visiting international teams. He has always had an interest in history and world affairs and has enjoyed his overseas travels including the United States of America.
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Jane Gardiner View biography
Jane Gardiner was born and educated in the United Kingdom and emigrated to Aotearoa, New Zealand in 1973. Jane's career in packaging and sustainability was navigated around a busy family life with two children who have now settled on the North Shore of Auckland. Jane has always been very active in her community, serving as president of Takapuna Tennis Club (where she still plays twice a week), secretary for Kennedy Park Petanque Club, advisor/secretary to the Albany Choir, and volunteer English language tutor (TESOL).
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The Penguin History of New Zealand
by Michael King
This bestselling book is arguably the definitive contemporary reference to the history of New Zealand. New Zealand was the last country in the world to be discovered and settled by humankind. It was also the first to introduce full democracy. Between those events, and in the century that followed the franchise, the movements and conflicts of human history have been played out more intensively and more rapidly in New Zealand than anywhere else on Earth. The Penguin History of New Zealand tells that story in all its colour and drama. The narrative that emerges is an inclusive one about men and women, Maori and Pakeha. It shows that British motives in colonising New Zealand were essentially humane; and that Maori, far from being passive victims of a 'fatal impact', coped heroically with colonisation and survived by selectively accepting and adapting what Western technology and culture had to offer.
New Zealand Wildlife
by Julian Fitter
Julian Fitter's splendid introduction to the nature and wildlife of New Zealand features succinct chapters on geography and geology, history, habitats and wildlife, along with hundreds of color photographs. Fitter (Wildlife of the Galapagos) and Tui de Roy, who contributed many of the photographs, also collaborated on Albatross, Their World, Their Ways.
Zealandia: The Valley That Changed A Nation
by Jim Lynch
In 1990 James Lynch QSM conceived the idea of urban conservation through a plan to `Bring the Birds back to Wellington'. Two years later he came up with the daring concept of community conservation. His visionary 1992 proposal for the Karori Wildlife Sanctuary (now Zealandia) imagined a predator-fenced, community-driven eco-sanctuary, populated with endangered species and located 2 km from the Wellington CBD. 30 years later Zealandia is a resounding success and Wellington has been transformed into an international showcase of urban conservation. Inspired by Zealandia, eco-sanctuaries proliferated around the nation. This is Jim's account of how Zealandia became a reality and changed a city and a nation. An uplifting account of daring innovation, and of the determination of an ever-expanding community that built a jewel that will be treasured by generations yet to be born.
Mauri Ora: Wisdom from the Maori World
by Peter Alsop & Te Rau Kupenga
Pearls of wisdom - whakatauki - have been gifted from generation to generation as an intrinsic part of the Maori world. Mauri Ora links whakatauki to key personal virtues identified across cultures and generations.
New Zealand: A Natural History
by Tui De Roy & Mark Jones
The authors, both naturalists and photographers, present the wildlife, habitats and splendour of their adopted homeland in this pictorial celebration.
Purakau: Maori Myths retold by Maori Writers
by Witi Ihimaera & Whiti Hereaka (editors)
A lively retelling of Purakau - Maori Myths - by contemporary Maori Writers.
A Field Guide to the Birds of New Zealand
by Julian Fitter
Comprehensive and compact, this Princeton Pocket Guide by longtime resident Julian Fitter and Don Merton at New Zealand's Department of Conservation features 600 color photographs. With range maps, descriptions and excellent introductory chapters on conservation efforts and key national parks for bird watching
Stories
by Katherine Mansfield
This collection includes three marvelous, long pieces which together constitute the beginnings of an unfinished novel based on Mansfield's childhood in Wellington, New Zealand in the 1890s.
The Luminaries
by Eleanor Catton
It is 1866, and Walter Moody has come to make his fortune upon the New Zealand goldfields. On arrival, he stumbles across a tense gathering of twelve local men, who have met in secret to discuss a series of unsolved crimes. A wealthy man has vanished, a whore has tried to end her life, and an enormous fortune has been discovered in the home of a luckless drunk. Moody is soon drawn into the mystery: a network of fates and fortunes that is as complex and exquisitely patterned as the night sky. The Luminaries, an extraordinary work of fiction, was the Man Booker prize winner in 2013.
The Meaning of Trees
by Robert Vennell
Robert Vennel is the manager of Auckland Museum's natural science collection. In this book, sub-titled "The History & Usage of New Zealand's Native Pants", he tells the story of plants and people in Aotearoa New Zealand. In addition to outlining indigenous bush kai (food), Vennell also investigates New Zealand's native plants in terms of their value for suitability for carving, weaving and rongoa (medicinal uses). He looks at traditional Maori usage of the forest and how it put sustainability above all else as well as how European settlers had to change their way of thinking when confronted with vastly different vegetation.
The Book Of Fame
by Lloyd Jones
In August 1905 a party of young men set sail for England. Among them were ordinary farmers and bootmakers, a miner and a bank clerk. Together they made up the All Blacks, an unknown rugby team from New Zealand. And they had come to show the world what they could do. What they didn't know was that they were bound for fame. In this melding of true history and imagination, Lloyd Jones has recreated an unforgettable journey from innocence to celebrity.
The Bone People
by Keri Hulme
Set in modern-day South Island, this lyrical novel brings together three troubled individuals who represent New Zealand’s varied Maori and European traditions. Winner of the 1985 Booker Prize.
Whale Rider
by Witi Ihimaera
A magical, mythical novella about a young Maori girl and her relationship with a whale, that ultimately saves her village. Based loosely on Ihimaera’s youth in a Maori village.
Meals
36 Meals
13 Breakfasts
12 Lunches
11 Dinners
The following choices may be available when requested in advance: Vegetarian, Gluten Free, Low Salt, Low Fat
Lodging
Lodgings may differ by date. Select a date to see the lodgings specific to that date.
Display
Dec 01, 2023 - Dec 16, 2023 (Auckland to Wellington)
  • Sep 29, 2023 - Oct 14, 2023 (Auckland to Wellington)
  • Oct 20, 2023 - Nov 04, 2023 (Auckland to Wellington)
  • Nov 10, 2023 - Nov 25, 2023 (Auckland to Wellington)
  • Dec 01, 2023 - Dec 16, 2023 (Auckland to Wellington)
  • Jan 12, 2024 - Jan 27, 2024 (Auckland to Wellington)
  • Jan 26, 2024 - Feb 10, 2024 (Auckland to Wellington)
  • Feb 09, 2024 - Feb 24, 2024 (Auckland to Wellington)
  • Mar 01, 2024 - Mar 16, 2024 (Auckland to Wellington)
  • Apr 05, 2024 - Apr 20, 2024 (Auckland to Wellington)
  • Sep 27, 2024 - Oct 12, 2024 (Auckland to Wellington)
  • Oct 18, 2024 - Nov 02, 2024 (Auckland to Wellington)
  • Nov 08, 2024 - Nov 23, 2024 (Auckland to Wellington)
  • Nov 29, 2024 - Dec 14, 2024 (Auckland to Wellington)
3 nights
Auckland
Situated in the centre of Auckland and within walking distance to picturesque Waitemata Harbour.
2 nights
Rotorua
Located next to mystical Lake Rotorua and just a brief stroll from the city centre, Millennium Hotel Rotorua is an eco-friendly destination. The most unique feature is its heating, provided by harnessing the hotel's natural geothermal resource. The hotel is a member of the Rotorua Sustainable Tourism Charter.
2 nights
Christchurch
The Novotel Christchurch Cathedral Square is a premium, landmark hotel located in the heart of Christchurch's Cathedral Square. The Novotel Christchurch Cathedral Square is next door to Turanga Christchurch Central Library and is only minutes from attractions such as Hagley Park, the Christchurch Art Gallery, the Canterbury Museum, the Botanic Gardens and the Theatre Royal. It is in the centre of the Central Business District, home to numerous shops, cafes, bars and restaurants. The hotel is 25 - 30 minutes from Christchurch airport.
1 night
Te Anau
Set amongst manicured gardens on the tranquil shores of Lake Te Anau.
2 nights
Queenstown
The Copthorne Hotel & Apartments Queenstown Lakeview is located within a 10-minute walk of the town centre and all rooms enjoy superb lake and mountain views.
3 nights
Wellington
The Copthorne Hotel Wellington Oriental Bay has stunning views of Wellington's delightful harbour. It is located on the edge of Wellington's central business district and offers easy, flat, walking access to many of the city's attractions including Te Papa Tongarewa: Museum of New Zealand.
3 nights
Auckland
Situated in the centre of Auckland and within walking distance to picturesque Waitemata Harbour.
2 nights
Rotorua
Located next to mystical Lake Rotorua and just a brief stroll from the city centre, Millennium Hotel Rotorua is an eco-friendly destination. The most unique feature is its heating, provided by harnessing the hotel's natural geothermal resource. The hotel is a member of the Rotorua Sustainable Tourism Charter.
2 nights
Christchurch
The Novotel Christchurch Cathedral Square is a premium, landmark hotel located in the heart of Christchurch's Cathedral Square. The Novotel Christchurch Cathedral Square is next door to Turanga Christchurch Central Library and is only minutes from attractions such as Hagley Park, the Christchurch Art Gallery, the Canterbury Museum, the Botanic Gardens and the Theatre Royal. It is in the centre of the Central Business District, home to numerous shops, cafes, bars and restaurants. The hotel is 25 - 30 minutes from Christchurch airport.
1 night
Te Anau
Set amongst manicured gardens on the tranquil shores of Lake Te Anau.
2 nights
Queenstown
The Copthorne Hotel & Apartments Queenstown Lakeview is located within a 10-minute walk of the town centre and all rooms enjoy superb lake and mountain views.
3 nights
Wellington
The Copthorne Hotel Wellington Oriental Bay has stunning views of Wellington's delightful harbour. It is located on the edge of Wellington's central business district and offers easy, flat, walking access to many of the city's attractions including Te Papa Tongarewa: Museum of New Zealand.
3 nights
Auckland
Situated in the centre of Auckland and within walking distance to picturesque Waitemata Harbour.
2 nights
Rotorua
Located next to mystical Lake Rotorua and just a brief stroll from the city centre, Millennium Hotel Rotorua is an eco-friendly destination. The most unique feature is its heating, provided by harnessing the hotel's natural geothermal resource. The hotel is a member of the Rotorua Sustainable Tourism Charter.
2 nights
Christchurch
The Novotel Christchurch Cathedral Square is a premium, landmark hotel located in the heart of Christchurch's Cathedral Square. The Novotel Christchurch Cathedral Square is next door to Turanga Christchurch Central Library and is only minutes from attractions such as Hagley Park, the Christchurch Art Gallery, the Canterbury Museum, the Botanic Gardens and the Theatre Royal. It is in the centre of the Central Business District, home to numerous shops, cafes, bars and restaurants. The hotel is 25 - 30 minutes from Christchurch airport.
1 night
Te Anau
Set amongst manicured gardens on the tranquil shores of Lake Te Anau.
2 nights
Queenstown
The Copthorne Hotel & Apartments Queenstown Lakeview is located within a 10-minute walk of the town centre and all rooms enjoy superb lake and mountain views.
3 nights
Wellington
The Copthorne Hotel Wellington Oriental Bay has stunning views of Wellington's delightful harbour. It is located on the edge of Wellington's central business district and offers easy, flat, walking access to many of the city's attractions including Te Papa Tongarewa: Museum of New Zealand.
3 nights
Auckland
Situated in the centre of Auckland and within walking distance to picturesque Waitemata Harbour.
2 nights
Rotorua
Located next to mystical Lake Rotorua and just a brief stroll from the city centre, Millennium Hotel Rotorua is an eco-friendly destination. The most unique feature is its heating, provided by harnessing the hotel's natural geothermal resource. The hotel is a member of the Rotorua Sustainable Tourism Charter.
2 nights
Christchurch
The Novotel Christchurch Cathedral Square is a premium, landmark hotel located in the heart of Christchurch's Cathedral Square. The Novotel Christchurch Cathedral Square is next door to Turanga Christchurch Central Library and is only minutes from attractions such as Hagley Park, the Christchurch Art Gallery, the Canterbury Museum, the Botanic Gardens and the Theatre Royal. It is in the centre of the Central Business District, home to numerous shops, cafes, bars and restaurants. The hotel is 25 - 30 minutes from Christchurch airport.
1 night
Te Anau
Set amongst manicured gardens on the tranquil shores of Lake Te Anau.
2 nights
Queenstown
The Copthorne Hotel & Apartments Queenstown Lakeview is located within a 10-minute walk of the town centre and all rooms enjoy superb lake and mountain views.
3 nights
Wellington
The Copthorne Hotel Wellington Oriental Bay has stunning views of Wellington's delightful harbour. It is located on the edge of Wellington's central business district and offers easy, flat, walking access to many of the city's attractions including Te Papa Tongarewa: Museum of New Zealand.
3 nights
Auckland
Situated in the centre of Auckland and within walking distance to picturesque Waitemata Harbour.
2 nights
Rotorua
Located next to mystical Lake Rotorua and just a brief stroll from the city centre, Millennium Hotel Rotorua is an eco-friendly destination. The most unique feature is its heating, provided by harnessing the hotel's natural geothermal resource. The hotel is a member of the Rotorua Sustainable Tourism Charter.
2 nights
Christchurch
The Novotel Christchurch Cathedral Square is a premium, landmark hotel located in the heart of Christchurch's Cathedral Square. The Novotel Christchurch Cathedral Square is next door to Turanga Christchurch Central Library and is only minutes from attractions such as Hagley Park, the Christchurch Art Gallery, the Canterbury Museum, the Botanic Gardens and the Theatre Royal. It is in the centre of the Central Business District, home to numerous shops, cafes, bars and restaurants. The hotel is 25 - 30 minutes from Christchurch airport.
2 nights
Te Anau
Located in the heart of Te Anau township, the gateway to the stunning and world-famous Fiordland region. The Luxmore is across the road from Lake Te Anau.
1 night
Queenstown
The Copthorne Hotel & Apartments Queenstown Lakeview is located within a 10-minute walk of the town centre and all rooms enjoy superb lake and mountain views.
3 nights
Wellington
The Copthorne Hotel Wellington Oriental Bay has stunning views of Wellington's delightful harbour. It is located on the edge of Wellington's central business district and offers easy, flat, walking access to many of the city's attractions including Te Papa Tongarewa: Museum of New Zealand.
3 nights
Auckland
Situated in the centre of Auckland and within walking distance to picturesque Waitemata Harbour.
2 nights
Rotorua
Located next to mystical Lake Rotorua and just a brief stroll from the city centre, Millennium Hotel Rotorua is an eco-friendly destination. The most unique feature is its heating, provided by harnessing the hotel's natural geothermal resource. The hotel is a member of the Rotorua Sustainable Tourism Charter.
2 nights
Christchurch
The Novotel Christchurch Cathedral Square is a premium, landmark hotel located in the heart of Christchurch's Cathedral Square. The Novotel Christchurch Cathedral Square is next door to Turanga Christchurch Central Library and is only minutes from attractions such as Hagley Park, the Christchurch Art Gallery, the Canterbury Museum, the Botanic Gardens and the Theatre Royal. It is in the centre of the Central Business District, home to numerous shops, cafes, bars and restaurants. The hotel is 25 - 30 minutes from Christchurch airport.
2 nights
Te Anau
Located in the heart of Te Anau township, the gateway to the stunning and world-famous Fiordland region. The Luxmore is across the road from Lake Te Anau.
1 night
Queenstown
The Copthorne Hotel & Apartments Queenstown Lakeview is located within a 10-minute walk of the town centre and all rooms enjoy superb lake and mountain views.
3 nights
Wellington
The Copthorne Hotel Wellington Oriental Bay has stunning views of Wellington's delightful harbour. It is located on the edge of Wellington's central business district and offers easy, flat, walking access to many of the city's attractions including Te Papa Tongarewa: Museum of New Zealand.
3 nights
Auckland
Situated in the centre of Auckland and within walking distance to picturesque Waitemata Harbour.
2 nights
Rotorua
Located next to mystical Lake Rotorua and just a brief stroll from the city centre, Millennium Hotel Rotorua is an eco-friendly destination. The most unique feature is its heating, provided by harnessing the hotel's natural geothermal resource. The hotel is a member of the Rotorua Sustainable Tourism Charter.
2 nights
Christchurch
The Novotel Christchurch Cathedral Square is a premium, landmark hotel located in the heart of Christchurch's Cathedral Square. The Novotel Christchurch Cathedral Square is next door to Turanga Christchurch Central Library and is only minutes from attractions such as Hagley Park, the Christchurch Art Gallery, the Canterbury Museum, the Botanic Gardens and the Theatre Royal. It is in the centre of the Central Business District, home to numerous shops, cafes, bars and restaurants. The hotel is 25 - 30 minutes from Christchurch airport.
2 nights
Te Anau
Located in the heart of Te Anau township, the gateway to the stunning and world-famous Fiordland region. The Luxmore is across the road from Lake Te Anau.
1 night
Queenstown
The Copthorne Hotel & Apartments Queenstown Lakeview is located within a 10-minute walk of the town centre and all rooms enjoy superb lake and mountain views.
3 nights
Wellington
The Copthorne Hotel Wellington Oriental Bay has stunning views of Wellington's delightful harbour. It is located on the edge of Wellington's central business district and offers easy, flat, walking access to many of the city's attractions including Te Papa Tongarewa: Museum of New Zealand.
3 nights
Auckland
Situated in the centre of Auckland and within walking distance to picturesque Waitemata Harbour.
2 nights
Rotorua
Located next to mystical Lake Rotorua and just a brief stroll from the city centre, Millennium Hotel Rotorua is an eco-friendly destination. The most unique feature is its heating, provided by harnessing the hotel's natural geothermal resource. The hotel is a member of the Rotorua Sustainable Tourism Charter.
2 nights
Christchurch
The Novotel Christchurch Cathedral Square is a premium, landmark hotel located in the heart of Christchurch's Cathedral Square. The Novotel Christchurch Cathedral Square is next door to Turanga Christchurch Central Library and is only minutes from attractions such as Hagley Park, the Christchurch Art Gallery, the Canterbury Museum, the Botanic Gardens and the Theatre Royal. It is in the centre of the Central Business District, home to numerous shops, cafes, bars and restaurants. The hotel is 25 - 30 minutes from Christchurch airport.
2 nights
Te Anau
Located in the heart of Te Anau township, the gateway to the stunning and world-famous Fiordland region. The Luxmore is across the road from Lake Te Anau.
1 night
Queenstown
The Copthorne Hotel & Apartments Queenstown Lakeview is located within a 10-minute walk of the town centre and all rooms enjoy superb lake and mountain views.
3 nights
Wellington
The Copthorne Hotel Wellington Oriental Bay has stunning views of Wellington's delightful harbour. It is located on the edge of Wellington's central business district and offers easy, flat, walking access to many of the city's attractions including Te Papa Tongarewa: Museum of New Zealand.
3 nights
Auckland
Situated in the centre of Auckland and within walking distance to picturesque Waitemata Harbour.
2 nights
Rotorua
Located next to mystical Lake Rotorua and just a brief stroll from the city centre, Millennium Hotel Rotorua is an eco-friendly destination. The most unique feature is its heating, provided by harnessing the hotel's natural geothermal resource. The hotel is a member of the Rotorua Sustainable Tourism Charter.
2 nights
Christchurch
The Novotel Christchurch Cathedral Square is a premium, landmark hotel located in the heart of Christchurch's Cathedral Square. The Novotel Christchurch Cathedral Square is next door to Turanga Christchurch Central Library and is only minutes from attractions such as Hagley Park, the Christchurch Art Gallery, the Canterbury Museum, the Botanic Gardens and the Theatre Royal. It is in the centre of the Central Business District, home to numerous shops, cafes, bars and restaurants. The hotel is 25 - 30 minutes from Christchurch airport.
2 nights
Te Anau
Located in the heart of Te Anau township, the gateway to the stunning and world-famous Fiordland region. The Luxmore is across the road from Lake Te Anau.
1 night
Queenstown
The Copthorne Hotel & Apartments Queenstown Lakeview is located within a 10-minute walk of the town centre and all rooms enjoy superb lake and mountain views.
3 nights
Wellington
The Copthorne Hotel Wellington Oriental Bay has stunning views of Wellington's delightful harbour. It is located on the edge of Wellington's central business district and offers easy, flat, walking access to many of the city's attractions including Te Papa Tongarewa: Museum of New Zealand.
3 nights
Auckland
Situated in the centre of Auckland and within walking distance to picturesque Waitemata Harbour.
2 nights
Rotorua
Located next to mystical Lake Rotorua and just a brief stroll from the city centre, Millennium Hotel Rotorua is an eco-friendly destination. The most unique feature is its heating, provided by harnessing the hotel's natural geothermal resource. The hotel is a member of the Rotorua Sustainable Tourism Charter.
2 nights
Christchurch
The Novotel Christchurch Cathedral Square is a premium, landmark hotel located in the heart of Christchurch's Cathedral Square. The Novotel Christchurch Cathedral Square is next door to Turanga Christchurch Central Library and is only minutes from attractions such as Hagley Park, the Christchurch Art Gallery, the Canterbury Museum, the Botanic Gardens and the Theatre Royal. It is in the centre of the Central Business District, home to numerous shops, cafes, bars and restaurants. The hotel is 25 - 30 minutes from Christchurch airport.
2 nights
Te Anau
Located in the heart of Te Anau township, the gateway to the stunning and world-famous Fiordland region. The Luxmore is across the road from Lake Te Anau.
1 night
Queenstown
The Copthorne Hotel & Apartments Queenstown Lakeview is located within a 10-minute walk of the town centre and all rooms enjoy superb lake and mountain views.
3 nights
Wellington
The Copthorne Hotel Wellington Oriental Bay has stunning views of Wellington's delightful harbour. It is located on the edge of Wellington's central business district and offers easy, flat, walking access to many of the city's attractions including Te Papa Tongarewa: Museum of New Zealand.
3 nights
Auckland
Situated in the centre of Auckland and within walking distance to picturesque Waitemata Harbour.
2 nights
Rotorua
Located next to mystical Lake Rotorua and just a brief stroll from the city centre, Millennium Hotel Rotorua is an eco-friendly destination. The most unique feature is its heating, provided by harnessing the hotel's natural geothermal resource. The hotel is a member of the Rotorua Sustainable Tourism Charter.
2 nights
Christchurch
The Novotel Christchurch Cathedral Square is a premium, landmark hotel located in the heart of Christchurch's Cathedral Square. The Novotel Christchurch Cathedral Square is next door to Turanga Christchurch Central Library and is only minutes from attractions such as Hagley Park, the Christchurch Art Gallery, the Canterbury Museum, the Botanic Gardens and the Theatre Royal. It is in the centre of the Central Business District, home to numerous shops, cafes, bars and restaurants. The hotel is 25 - 30 minutes from Christchurch airport.
2 nights
Te Anau
Located in the heart of Te Anau township, the gateway to the stunning and world-famous Fiordland region. The Luxmore is across the road from Lake Te Anau.
1 night
Queenstown
The Copthorne Hotel & Apartments Queenstown Lakeview is located within a 10-minute walk of the town centre and all rooms enjoy superb lake and mountain views.
3 nights
Wellington
The Copthorne Hotel Wellington Oriental Bay has stunning views of Wellington's delightful harbour. It is located on the edge of Wellington's central business district and offers easy, flat, walking access to many of the city's attractions including Te Papa Tongarewa: Museum of New Zealand.
3 nights
Auckland
Situated in the centre of Auckland and within walking distance to picturesque Waitemata Harbour.
2 nights
Rotorua
Located next to mystical Lake Rotorua and just a brief stroll from the city centre, Millennium Hotel Rotorua is an eco-friendly destination. The most unique feature is its heating, provided by harnessing the hotel's natural geothermal resource. The hotel is a member of the Rotorua Sustainable Tourism Charter.
2 nights
Christchurch
The Novotel Christchurch Cathedral Square is a premium, landmark hotel located in the heart of Christchurch's Cathedral Square. The Novotel Christchurch Cathedral Square is next door to Turanga Christchurch Central Library and is only minutes from attractions such as Hagley Park, the Christchurch Art Gallery, the Canterbury Museum, the Botanic Gardens and the Theatre Royal. It is in the centre of the Central Business District, home to numerous shops, cafes, bars and restaurants. The hotel is 25 - 30 minutes from Christchurch airport.
2 nights
Te Anau
Located in the heart of Te Anau township, the gateway to the stunning and world-famous Fiordland region. The Luxmore is across the road from Lake Te Anau.
1 night
Queenstown
The Copthorne Hotel & Apartments Queenstown Lakeview is located within a 10-minute walk of the town centre and all rooms enjoy superb lake and mountain views.
3 nights
Wellington
The Copthorne Hotel Wellington Oriental Bay has stunning views of Wellington's delightful harbour. It is located on the edge of Wellington's central business district and offers easy, flat, walking access to many of the city's attractions including Te Papa Tongarewa: Museum of New Zealand.
3 nights
Auckland
Situated in the centre of Auckland and within walking distance to picturesque Waitemata Harbour.
2 nights
Rotorua
Located next to mystical Lake Rotorua and just a brief stroll from the city centre, Millennium Hotel Rotorua is an eco-friendly destination. The most unique feature is its heating, provided by harnessing the hotel's natural geothermal resource. The hotel is a member of the Rotorua Sustainable Tourism Charter.
2 nights
Christchurch
The Novotel Christchurch Cathedral Square is a premium, landmark hotel located in the heart of Christchurch's Cathedral Square. The Novotel Christchurch Cathedral Square is next door to Turanga Christchurch Central Library and is only minutes from attractions such as Hagley Park, the Christchurch Art Gallery, the Canterbury Museum, the Botanic Gardens and the Theatre Royal. It is in the centre of the Central Business District, home to numerous shops, cafes, bars and restaurants. The hotel is 25 - 30 minutes from Christchurch airport.
2 nights
Te Anau
Located in the heart of Te Anau township, the gateway to the stunning and world-famous Fiordland region. The Luxmore is across the road from Lake Te Anau.
1 night
Queenstown
The Copthorne Hotel & Apartments Queenstown Lakeview is located within a 10-minute walk of the town centre and all rooms enjoy superb lake and mountain views.
3 nights
Wellington
The Copthorne Hotel Wellington Oriental Bay has stunning views of Wellington's delightful harbour. It is located on the edge of Wellington's central business district and offers easy, flat, walking access to many of the city's attractions including Te Papa Tongarewa: Museum of New Zealand.





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