New Zealand

A journey filled with vivid experiences, picturesque locations, and great food, NewZealand not only offers to you never before seen landscapes but also provides an ultimate sense of comfort and luxury at your own choice!

Have you ever imagined a destination filled with sublime forests, mountains, lakes, beaches, and fiords all at one place?

Only in dreams, right? But no! Somewhere down under is the small and beautiful country of New Zealand. So, yes! Traveling to New Zealand is nothing less than a dream come true.

Get ready to live the dream holiday in New Zealand with MLMT.  

When to visit?

There is never a wrong time to go to New Zealand, speaking honestly!

However, Summer in New Zealand(December-February) is by far the most popular time to take your journey. During this time, tourism is on a rise and the charges are at its peak. However, NewZealand can also be enjoyed at a much lower price during Spring(September-November) & Autumn(March-May) there as the climate gets a lot pleasant and enjoyable.

 

Average Cost Per Person

A week-long trip to NewZealand would cost a person around INR 1,50,000. The cost might also vary according to the inclusions as well as the extra activities planned.

Visa Requirements

Indian Citizens can travel to New Zealand via the Visitor Visa permit of the country for up to 9 months. The application can be made online, and the citizen’s Passport should be valid for at least 90 days after they are scheduled to leave the country.

Where to stay?

Auckland:

New Zealand’s largest city, Auckland is an urban environment with beautiful beaches, stunning hiking trails surrounded by enchanting holiday islands. Along with it, you get the gift of a sunny climate, a place full of outstanding food & wine.

More than just a destination, Auckland is a place full of things to see and experience. Best of all, with so many encounters close by it’s easy to hop from one adventure to the next.

Places to stay in Auckland:

• Stamford Plaza Auckland
• The Esplanade Hotel
• Rydges Auckland
• Luxury Option
• Hilton Auckland
• Hotel DeBrett

Rotorua:

From crystal-clear streams and magical forests to epic biking trails and explosive geysers, Rotorua is the perfect place for an adventurous trip. Get ready to experience the best of what New Zealand has to offer with Rotorua.

Rotorua is a volcanic wonderland with bubbling mud pools, clouds of steam each with their own unique features, rare flora and fauna and natural hot springs perfect for bathing and relaxing in. It can also be considered a luxurious getaway with the provisions of Luxury Spa to relax and enjoy along.

Places to stay in Rotorua:

• Wai Ora Lakeside Spa Resort
• Treetops Lodge and Estate
• Millennium Hotel & Resort Manuels Taupo
• River Birches

Christchurch:

Christchurch city is the home to the scenic Pacific Ocean, the overwhelming Southern Alps and a legendary volcanic peninsula within its territory. Not only that, you are bound to find lush vineyards and wild coastlines to sky-piercing mountains and pristine glacial lakes while seeking out picturesque scenery and adventure.

You can experience the Southern Alps by a journey from the train, investigate the night sky in the world’s largest International Dark Sky Reserve. A trip to Christchurch would also mean viewing braided rivers, snow-fed lakes or viewing a diversity of species from giant sperm whales to pilot whales, orca, and humpbacks.

Places to stay in Christchurch:

• The Heritage Hotel
• Eliza’s Manor Boutique Hotel
• The Grange Boutique B&B and Motel
• The George

Queenstown:

Queenstown is one of the top destinations on a trip to NewZealand, and it completely justifies why it is so. Along the shore of the Lake Wakatipu and in the surrounding of the majestic alpine ranges; this cosmopolitan town got its name from the majestic beauty of the surrounding mountains and rivers.

You can find many major outdoor activities around Queenstown which have been lying on your bucket list for a long time. You can enjoy skiing, bungy jumping, river rafting, jet boating, sky diving, canyon swinging, horse trekking and all year round. Queenstown is also a renowned cycling destination with easy scenic tracks to backcountry trails, road rides to heli-biking and the Southern Hemisphere’s only gondola accessed downhill mountain biking.

Places to stay in Queenstown:

• • Queenstown Park Boutique Hotel
  • Millbrook Resort
  • Scenic Suites Queenstown
  • Hotel St Moritz Queenstown

 

Top Experiences In NewZealand

Bungy Jump At Nevis Bungy, Queenstown

NewZealand has become the home of Bungy as many exciting Bungy jump operators having set up in the area. A bungee jump at NewZealand is a must do activity and probably in everyone’s bucket list. What better way to experience this adrenaline rush activity than at the world’s third-highest spot at Nevis. It involves an incredible 134-meter plunge with a free fall for 8.5 seconds in a blitz of pure fear and adrenaline.

It is definitely better experienced than said!

Sky Diving At Franz Josef

Another common adventure activity in NewZealand, what better experience than flying along the magnificent landscapes at 12,000 feet in the air.

The once in a lifetime experience is best lived at the Franz Josef Glacier, where jumping out of a plane this unique sight at 19,000ft, this is definitely a dream come true in reality.  Also, did we tell you that this is the highest tandem skydive in the Southern Hemisphere!

Skiing At Canterbury

Skiing can also be enjoyed as a fun and leisure activity among the stunning mountain backdrops among the wide-open slopes of Canterbury.

The Christchurch – Canterbury region stretches from ocean to the Alps, contrasting sweeping plains and mountain peaks. There are many ski resorts within the territory of the area where one can relax and enjoy skiing with exclusive opportunities for novice learners. Overall skiing can provide a tremendous relaxation and leisure holiday for a family.   

Waitomo Glowworm Caves

One can explore these caves in sheer darkness with nothing but the glow of glowworms that guide the way. It’s an exciting activity as you float down rivers and jump over waterfalls and watch the “starry sky” in the cave. You can also tube and rappel through the caves, too.

A rare natural spectacle, a visit to the Waitomo Glowworm Caves is a must on a trip here.

Hiking At Tongariro Alpine Crossing

This hike has been Labeled as one of the best one-day hikes here, wherein one gets an opportunity to walk through the famous site where the famous Mordor in Lord of the Rings was filmed. You can also walk through volcanic terrain, near high peaks & sulfur lakes, before taking off to a dense forest. The walk is quite challenging and takes a full day.

Travel smart with these tips

NewZealand is a trip that’ll cost you a fortune already, hence it essential that you are well prepared to take the vacation there and get yourself a great time!

Plan your Itinerary sparsely on a self-drive tour

Allow more driving time while you’re planning your itinerary. Often outside cities, roads are narrowly winded, and mountains or hills can be challenging to navigate.

Dress in layers for a comfortable journey

NewZealand is famous for its fickle weather, and one can be stranded suddenly in case of a sudden drop in the temperature. Make sure you are well protected.

Use Internet Wisely

Do not expect to get free Wi-fi everywhere as decidedly fewer places provide this facility. In many cases, the free internet is available in insufficient quantity, and the connections are often slow. So, make sure you use the internet very wisely.

UV Protected Sunglasses

Whenever you are traveling to a snow-clad area, do not forget to take along UV protected sunglasses to save you from direct sunlight and the glare along with it.

 

Countries that can be clubbed together

Australia

Fiji Islands  

 

  

 

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