Getting Here

NZ has 3 international airports, Auckland, Wellington and Christchurch. Air New Zealand is one of two national airlines and also flies internationally from/to Europe, the US, Asia, the Pacific and Australia. [Click Map to Enlarge]

Once you’re here

Grab a rental car, campervan, take a train or bus or fly on one of New Zealand’s two domestic airlines to the regions. If you prefer something different, hire a yacht and sail around! New Zealand has a good public transportation network which can get you pretty much anywhere you want to go…

Where To Stay

NZ has a wide range of accommodation, from camping and backpacker’s lodges to farmstays, bed and breakfasts, luxury lodges and hotels or motels. Whatever your budget and preferences we can arrange it for you.

Climate

NZ has a temperate climate, with an average summer temperature (Dec-Feb) of between 20 and 30 deg C and in winter averaging 10-15 deg Celsius. The far North is sub-tropical with the warmest temperatures.

Money

NZ is excellent value for money, particularly if you’re travelling from Europe, the UK or United States. When you contact us we can provide you with information on approximate costs for meals, transportation and accommodation so that you can see how far your dollar will go!