Save up to $500 per person on our New Zealand tours!

If you have never been to NZ you don’t know what you’re missing! This country features every shade of green and has some of the most amazing wilderness areas in the world and the great thing is you can experience it all on one of our pack-free guided walks!

And right now we have Super Earlybird Special savings of up to $1000 per couple or $500 per person available when you book and pay in full for next season’s departures.

 

So where do we go?

First up is the 4-day Best of Abel Tasman Coast Track walk. Sitting on the top of the South Island is NZ’s iconic Abel Tasman National Park filled with rich native forests, beautiful beaches and idyllic inlets.

This 4-day walk (plus one pre-tour night) will take you by private boat to the finest parts of the Abel Tasman Coast Track meaning you miss out on the least interesting parts the walk.

Accommodation is next level. Tucked away on the edge of a forest is the secluded Awaroa Lodge featuring a bar, library, cosy log fireplace, outdoor courtyard and the superb Harakeke Restaurant where you’ll be dining.

 

Next up is the 3-day Queen Charlotte Track running along the coast of the scenic Marlborough Sounds. You’ll discover ancient beech forests, fern-fringed coves and traverse ridgelines revealing breathtaking views of Queen Charlotte and Kenepuru sounds.

 

Once again, accommodation is first-class. You’ll spend two nights at charming Furneaux Lodge on the waterfront at Endeavour Inlet. Built-in the early 1900s at the foot of Mount Furneaux, the lodge is set on three acres and surrounded by native forest.

And for those wanting to extend their NZ stay, you can combine both trips over six days and really have some stories to tell the relatives back home!

And right down the bottom of the South Island we have our 5-day Fiordland Four Great Walks showcasing the iconic Fiordland National Park. You’ll get to experience parts of the Milford, Routeburn, Kepler Track and Hollyford tracks. And of course accommodation and meals are first class. And did we mention the wine?!