We specialize in tailor-made itineraries for interactive travellers who prefer independent travel around New Zealand. Our itineraries are tied to the season and how you prefer to travel –    self-drive or with a chauffeur. We also take into consideration the type of accommodation you prefer – perhaps an overnight on a farm, on a marae (Maori village) or a stay at one of our world famous lodges! If you have special interests – golf, trout fishing, hiking, scuba-diving, bird watching, wine tasting, etc..... these can easily be added to the itinerary!

Food and Wine
We can create a unique winery based itinerary for you or base the vineyard visits around your preferred wine styles. Often you can meet the winemakers and enhance your tastings with    input from knowledgeable cellar-door specialists and enjoy memorable culinary experiences with talented chefs using fresh local produce. Let us take you there to indulge your senses or we can recommend our favourite local restaurants and cafés.

Golf
New Zealand has several of the “Top 100 Golf Courses in the World” and they are all set    in magic locations. We will more than happily transport you and your clubs to play some of the most memorable rounds you’ll ever take part in. Alternatively clubs and carts are available for hire at most courses.

If you only have one week, we suggest spending a short time in the North Island and the rest of your time in the more dramatically scenic South Island. Rotorua and Queenstown are the highlights of a short stay.

If you have two weeks, we suggest more time in Auckland, before driving to Rotorura via the Coromandel Peninsula in the North Island, followed by the South Island where you will have more time to see Milford Sound.

If you have three weeks, your tour of the North Island might include the Bay of Islands, or the wineries of Hawkes Bay. You’ll have time to travel down the east coast of the South Island (see the whales at Kaikoura) and travel the length of the Southern Alps to Queenstown and the Milford Sound or perhaps go walking in the Marlborough Sounds.

If you have five weeks, you will have time to see everything south of Auckland, including all the attractions in the South Island.

If you have six weeks, you will have time to see everything, from the Bay of Islands in the north, to the Catlins Coast in the south and maybe even Stewart Island in the very south if you wish. You can see it all, but remember it would still be pretty full on most days. There is so much to see and do, you will still find it hard to have a  'day off ' from touring.

And if you have more than six weeks, well you're just plain lucky, because you'll have time to take a free day here or there instead of having to rush off to your next destination. You will also have time to go fishing, play a round of golf or join multi-day excursions.