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Pamper yourself and your partner in luxury accommodation with this self-drive New Zealand honeymoon holiday package.
- Relax together at Waiheke Island, near Auckland.
- Listen to birdsong in the bush and soak in a Japanese spa on the Coromandel Peninsula.
- Dig your own spa in the sand at Hot Water Beach.
- Soak in hot pools at Rotorua with its Maori culture.
- Enjoy wildlife, art-deco architecture and wineries.
- In the South Island stroll along golden sands in the beautiful Abel Tasman National Park.
- Explore pristine rainforest and glaciers, cruise Milford Sound and soar over Mount Cook and the magnificent Southern Alps in scenic flights.
- And finish in Christchurch - New Zealand's most English city.
Contact GUEST NZ for help planning your luxury self-drive New Zealand honeymoon package. For honeymoon couples we offer a Honeymoon Gift Registry service. |
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Auckland | Sailing tour Auckland | | | DAY 2: |
Whitianga | | | | DAY 3: |
Whitianga | Kiwi Dundee Walking Tour | | | DAY 4: |
Rotorua | | | | DAY 5: |
Rotorua | Scenic Flight or White Island | | | DAY 6: |
Abel Tasman | | | | DAY 7: |
Abel Tasman | Abel Tasman Cruise | | | DAY 8: |
Abel Tasman | Art and Wine Tour | | | DAY 9: |
Queenstown | | | | DAY 10: |
Queenstown | Guided Nature Walk with Guide | | | DAY 11: |
Queenstown | | | | DAY 12: |
Fiordland | Fiordland scenic tour | | | DAY 13: |
Wanaka | | | | DAY 14: |
Wanaka | Matukituki River Journey | | | DAY 15: |
Christchurch | Scenic flight Mount Cook | | | DAY 16: |
Christchurch | Hot Air Ballooning Safari |
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| Abel Tasman |  |  Abel Tasman is NZ’s smallest national park with 22,350ha. It is famous for its golden beaches stretching from Marahau, near Motueka, to Wainui Bay, in Golden Bay. There are two walking tracks; the beautiful coastal track, and the inland track through the hilly centre of the park. Bring your own supplies and hiking gear. Near Marahau, and a short drive from Motueka, is Kaiteriteri Beach a favourite holiday spot with accommodation, restaurants, camping, playgrounds and golden sands. | | | | | Edenhouse | |  Edenhouse is the only New Zealand property to feature in the 2007 edition of the prestigious UK House & Garden supplement Hotels by Design, showcasing "the most stylish hotels in the world". | | | | | | | Mid Size | Full Size 4-Wheel Drive | |  A self-drive holiday is one if the most relaxing ways to experience New Zealand's landscape and lifestyle. Many of our roads are very scenic and traffic is low outside of the main cities when compared to international standards. Motorways take you in and out of the main cities but once on the open road, you will find plenty of opportunities to stop and take in the sights as you please. | |
| Abel Tasman | | | Abel Tasman is NZ’s smallest national park with 22,350ha. It is famous for its golden beaches stretching from Marahau, near Motueka, to Wainui Bay, in Golden Bay. There are two walking tracks; the beautiful coastal track, and the inland track through the hilly centre of the park. Bring your own supplies and hiking gear. Near Marahau, and a short drive from Motueka, is Kaiteriteri Beach a favourite holiday spot with accommodation, restaurants, camping, playgrounds and golden sands. | | | | | Abel Tasman Charters | |  Abel Tasman Charters, scenic cruises sea kayaking in the Abel Tasman National Park, for Abel Tasman scenic cruises, scallop charters, fishing trips and multi-day scenic cruises in the Marlborough Sounds. | | | | | | | Edenhouse | | | Edenhouse is the only New Zealand property to feature in the 2007 edition of the prestigious UK House & Garden supplement Hotels by Design, showcasing "the most stylish hotels in the world". | | | | | | | Mid Size | Full Size 4-Wheel Drive | | | A self-drive holiday is one if the most relaxing ways to experience New Zealand's landscape and lifestyle. Many of our roads are very scenic and traffic is low outside of the main cities when compared to international standards. Motorways take you in and out of the main cities but once on the open road, you will find plenty of opportunities to stop and take in the sights as you please. | |
| Nelson City | |  A pocket of paradise in the top northwest corner of the South Island, Nelson has a positive, creative attitude to life - and it's easy to see why. The region, which is the sunniest in New Zealand, has attracted more than 350 working artists and craftspeople. | | | | | Bay Tours Nelson | |  Run by locals with over 30 years of knowledge of the area, Bay Tours specialises in half and full day wine, scenic, art and custom designed tours of the Nelson and Tasman Bay Region. Bay Tours operates 6, 11 and 19 seater air-conditioned coaches. | | | | | | | Edenhouse | | | Edenhouse is the only New Zealand property to feature in the 2007 edition of the prestigious UK House & Garden supplement Hotels by Design, showcasing "the most stylish hotels in the world". | | | | | | | Mid Size | Full Size 4-Wheel Drive | | | A self-drive holiday is one if the most relaxing ways to experience New Zealand's landscape and lifestyle. Many of our roads are very scenic and traffic is low outside of the main cities when compared to international standards. Motorways take you in and out of the main cities but once on the open road, you will find plenty of opportunities to stop and take in the sights as you please. | |
| Wanaka | |  In ancient times, Maori travelled through Central Otago on their way to the pounamu rivers of the west coast. More recently, in the 1860s, Central Otago was the scene of a gold rush. Trails used by miners can still be seen winding over the hills. Stone cottages, a haunted hotel, cleverly engineered water channels, mines and machinery are other relics to discover. | | | | | Wanaka River Journeys | |  Experience the braided and ever-changing Matukituki River. Fed by glaciers and surrounded by the peaks of Mount Aspiring national Park, the Matukituki river is one of New Zealand’s most powerful and pristine jet boating rivers. | | | | | | | Whare Kea Lodge & Chalet | |  Set on the edge of Lake Wanaka with farmland planted with native grasses and trees, Whare Kea is built in a contemporary design featuring timber, steel and glass to capture lake views. | | | | | Mid Size | Full Size 4-Wheel Drive | | | A self-drive holiday is one if the most relaxing ways to experience New Zealand's landscape and lifestyle. Many of our roads are very scenic and traffic is low outside of the main cities when compared to international standards. Motorways take you in and out of the main cities but once on the open road, you will find plenty of opportunities to stop and take in the sights as you please. | |
| Lake Tekapo | |  Lake Tekapo lies in the heart of the Mackenzie Country, in New Zealand's central South Island. Christchurch International airport is only a 3 hour drive away and New Zealand's most popular tourist route, State Highway 8, passes through Lake Tekapo and provides exquisite views of New Zealand as it should be viewed, 'naturally'. | | | | | Air Safaris Scenic Flights | |  Air Safaris takes you on an unforgettable scenic flightseeing tour of the spectacular Aoraki/Mount Cook and Westland World Heritage Parks. Explore the alpine wonderland of New Zealand's highest mountains, view mighty alpine glaciers and lush coastal rain forests. | | | | | | | The George Hotel | |  The George provides luxury boutique hotel hospitality in the heart of Christchurch, an elegant English style garden city. The hotel is renowned for its chic, luxurious style, passionate attention to detail and warm,friendly personalised service. This small elegant hotel features picturesque views over expansive Hagley Park and the Avon River. | | | | | | | Mid Size | Full Size 4-Wheel Drive | | | A self-drive holiday is one if the most relaxing ways to experience New Zealand's landscape and lifestyle. Many of our roads are very scenic and traffic is low outside of the main cities when compared to international standards. Motorways take you in and out of the main cities but once on the open road, you will find plenty of opportunities to stop and take in the sights as you please. | |
| Methven | |  Methven is at the heart of a whole host of activities and experiences including: fabulous subalpine and scenic walkways, six challenging country golf courses and one of New Zealand’s best international golf resorts, hot air ballooning over the Canterbury Plains with views to the Southern Alps, experience a scenic flight by helicopter over the spectacular Canterbury High Country, jet boat up the spectacular Rakaia Gorge or a wild river raft on the Rangitata River, dare yourself and enjoy the extreme views and adrenlin charge of a tandem skydive, a 4WD journey through some of Canterbury’s most unique locations. | | | | | Aoraki Ballooning | |  The Canterbury Plains are the finest place in New Zealand for Hot Air Ballooning. Nestled well inland, the prevailing breeze from the Southern Alps gently ushers flights out across the Plains, which are renowned for the many varieties of arable crops and sheep, deer, beef, dairy cattle, even llama, alpacas, and ostriches! | | | | | | | The George Hotel | | | The George provides luxury boutique hotel hospitality in the heart of Christchurch, an elegant English style garden city. The hotel is renowned for its chic, luxurious style, passionate attention to detail and warm,friendly personalised service. This small elegant hotel features picturesque views over expansive Hagley Park and the Avon River. | | | | | | | Mid Size | Full Size 4-Wheel Drive | | | A self-drive holiday is one if the most relaxing ways to experience New Zealand's landscape and lifestyle. Many of our roads are very scenic and traffic is low outside of the main cities when compared to international standards. Motorways take you in and out of the main cities but once on the open road, you will find plenty of opportunities to stop and take in the sights as you please. | |
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Imagine an urban environment where everyone lives within half an hour of beautiful beaches, hiking trails and a dozen enchanted holiday islands. Add a sunny climate, a background rhythm of Polynesian culture and a passion for outstanding food, wine and shopping - you're beginning to get the picture of Auckland. Auckland is New Zealand's largest city and has the main international airport in New Zealand. Two domestic terminals allow frequent and accessible flights throughout the country.
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