New Zealand Sampler – Bespoke 11 night Itinerary

Highlights of New Zealand Travel

• Imagine the most glorious scenery of New Zealand’s north and south Island.
• Experience Hawke’s Bay New Zealand eclectic mix of visual and sensual. experiences and an area that is New Zealand’s leading producer of red wines.
• Marvel at the greatest concentration of Art Deco architecture below the equator.
• Don’t miss Cape Kidnappers, home to the largest accessible gannet colony in the world, perched on the edge of a rugged coastline.
• Walk, hike or bike along the miles of nature trails and if you get a clear day, you can see as far as volcano of Ruapehu in the distance.
• Auckland 2 nights, Hawke’s Bay 3  nights, Nelson area 3 nights, Queenstown 3 nights

Preferred Hotels New Zealand from the North to the South Island.

Queenstown Preferred Hotels

Spire Hotel

Modern elegance in the heart of Queenstown. The centrally located hotel offers superb hospitality. The Spire Hotel Queenstown was completely redone in June 2014 as a luxury boutique hotel iThe Spire Hotel Queenstown features ten spacious luxuriously appointed guest suites. As close to perfection as you can get, The Spire is elegant, beautiful and defines what luxury in Queenstown, New Zealand is all about. Our professional, friendly and genuine team makes our luxury boutique hotel the perfect base from which to work and play in New Zealand’s premier alpine resort. The Imperium Collection has simply the best luxury accommodation Queenstown has to offer.

Azur Lodge

For those who want to be near Queenstown and take in the natural, rugged beauty of the region Azure Lodge is the right choice. Azure Lodge offers nine private villas designed to let you absorb the incredible views in chic luxury and total privacy.     

Highlights Guided Hike Routeburn Track South Island

• Ultimate alpine adventure, weaving through meadows, reflective tarns and alpine gardens.
• Spectacular vistas over vast mountain ranges and valleys.
• Wind through the Routeburn gorge along the crystal-clear Route Burn (river).Take in spectacular views of the Hollyford valley and Darren Mountains.

Guided Hike on the Routeburn Track

Since the 1880’s the Routeburn Track has proved to be one of the most accessible and popular journeys into New Zealand’s forests and mountains. The Routeburn Track passes through two national parks, Fiordland and Mount Aspiring, and is part of Te Wahipounamu, South West New Zealand World Heritage Area.

We offer full day of hiking on the Routeburn Track, one of New Zealand’s most famous walks. Or if you prefer, try the 2-3 day trek. Our guided day your takes you up the wide smooth track to Routeburn Flats. Your guide will point out the unique flora and birdl ife of the Routeburn Valley. Enjoy a drink and lunch at Routeburn Flats Hut while taking in the splendor of the surrounding mountains. Next, head on to the Routeburn Falls or meander back home. Our guides will transfer you back to your hotel in Queenstown.

The Routeburn Track traverses wild and scenic mountain country between the Hollyford and Dart Valleys at the base of New Zealand’s Southern Alps. Since the 1880’s the Routeburn Track has proved to be one of the most accessible and popular journeys into New Zealand’s forests and mountains.

Highlights Hawke’s Bay New Zealand

• Hawke’s Bay New Zealand presents an eclectic mix of visual and sensual experiences.
• Discover Hawke’s Bay New Zealand’s leading producer of red wines.
• Experience the greatest concentration of Art Deco architecture below the equator
• Don’t miss Cape Kidnappers, home to the largest accessible gannet colony in the world, perched on the edge of a rugged coastline.
• Take a break from the world at the Greenhill Lodge
• Walk, hike or bike along the miles of nature trails and if you get a clear day, you can see as far as volcano of Ruapehu in the distance.

Highlights Auckland New Zealand

• Auckland, with its international airport is gateway to all of New Zealand.
• Auckland’s multi-cultural population provides a colourful city which is influenced by Pacific, Asian, European and indigenous Maori culture.
• Discover the city’s spectacular setting on the clean Waitemata Harbour that results in Auckland being called the ‘City of Sails’.
• Auckland New Zealand has been rated the third most livable city in the world.
• Auckland’s water activity and sailing adventures are ready for you when you are.