ITINERARY:
New Zealand is primarily made of two big Islands - North Island and South Island. 80% of New Zealand population lives in the north. But guess what, 70% of our itinerary is to explore the least populated South Island, making our time in Island exclusively for adventure and adventure alone.
NORTH ISLAND
Day 01: (Sat, 04-Apr)
Auckland:
Nestled between two sparkling harbors and set on a volcanic landscape, Auckland is New Zealand’s largest city and a vibrant gateway to the rest of the country. Known as the "City of Sails," it offers the perfect mix of city life, beautiful beaches and rich culture. Experience the city life of Auckland, where urban energy meets coastal charm. From thrilling water sports on the harbor to relaxing on beautiful beaches and tasting local delicacies at buzzing markets and eateries, there's something for everyone in New Zealand’s largest city.
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Day 02 & 03: (SUN, MON, 05-06 Apr)
Rotorua:
A city which is a vibrant Fusion of nature, rich culture and thrilling adventure. From soaking in geothermal hot springs and exploring volcanic landscapes to experiencing Māori traditions and heart-pounding river rafting, Rotorua offers a truly unforgettable journey. More than a destination—it’s an experience that captures the wild spirit of New Zealand.
Experience the White-water Rafting on the Kaituna River, which features the Tutea Falls—the world's highest commercially rafted waterfall offering an adrenaline-pumping ride through narrow gorges, lush native forest, and a series of challenging rapids and waterfalls. Zipline your way around prehistoric native forest and weave your way through the trees.
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SOUTH ISLAND
Day 04: (TUE, 07 Apr)
Christchurch:
In the heart of New Zealand’s South Island, Christchurch is a place where English heritage blends with Kiwi ingenuity, where every street corner might surprise you with colour, creativity, or a quiet moment of beauty. The city isn’t just a stopover—it’s a destination with its own story. Soak up the creative vibe of Christchurch before you hit the road on an epic South Island journey. New Zealand's home of street art, you can walk the streets of Christchurch and admire ever-evolving murals in the city.
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Day 05: (WED, 08 Apr)
Lake Tekapo:
Lake Tekapo is a pretty stop on a South Island Road trip—it’s a destination that slows you down and lifts your eyes up.
If you’ve ever dreamed of seeing the Milky Way in crystal clarity or walking beside a lake so blue, it looks unreal we will experience the panoramic views Stargaze for an unforgettable night sky experience. Sunrise hike to the iconic Church of the Good Shepherd in the Lake Tekapo.
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Day 06-08 (THU, 09 Apr to SAT, 11 Apr)
Queenstown:
Cradled between the dramatic peaks of the Southern Alps, Queenstown is one of New Zealand’s most iconic and exhilarating destinations. Known for its jaw-dropping scenery, adventure sports, and vibrant atmosphere, Queenstown is where thrill-seekers, nature lovers, and luxury travellers all find something to fall in love with.
Activities:
For those of you who are not interested in both Sky diving and Bungy jumping, you can opt to do minimal activities like Queenstown Lake cruise, or mountain karting.
Milford Sound:
Hidden in the heart of Fiordland National Park, Te- Anau and Milford Sound is New Zealand’s natural wonders—carved by glaciers, offering a world of its own. The roads to Milford Sound are half the magic. The road winds past lush valleys, glassy lakes, and the unforgettable Homer Tunnel, before revealing sheer cliffs and plunging waterfalls that feel straight out of a fantasy film.
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What is it about? A Milford Sound Nature Cruise is a scenic boat tour through one of New Zealand’s most iconic natural landscapes — located in Fiordland National Park on the South Island of New Zealand.
Day 09: (SUN, 12 Apr)
Dunedin:
On New Zealand’s rugged southeast coast lies a city Where Scottish Soul Meets Wild Coast. Dunedin—often called the “Edinburgh of the South”—is a place where wildlife roams just minutes from the city, and where a rich Scottish heritage meets a modern Kiwi spirit.
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Day 10: (MON, 13 Apr)
Beaches of Dunedin & Back to Auckland:
Explore Dunedin till Evening and Take our flight back from Dunedin (Richard Pearse Airport) to Auckland.
Activities:
Tunnel Beach hike — one of the coolest coastal walks.
Coastal Drive to Royal Albatross Centre - the only mainland breeding colony of Northern Royal Albatrosses in the world. Aside from albatrosses, the area is also home to blue penguins, seals, and other seabirds. We are keeping this activity as optional since sighting of Albatross is subject to luck - Click here to know more about this activity
Day 11: (TUE, 14 Apr)
We will be taking our return flight to India from Auckland.
Note: Those who Wish to extend the days in Auckland are free to do. We will guide you for extending your accommodations.