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We offer you the opportunity to make the most of New Zealand's great outdoors with a fully customised motorhome holiday itinerary. As you travel through New Zealand, you will find many beautiful spots to pull over, take a break, boil the jug and soak up the scenic views whilst on your motorhome holiday. In the evenings, relax at some of New Zealand's best camp grounds that cater for self-drive motorhome holiday travellers. Enjoy an exciting, fully tailored motorhome holiday from Guest New Zealand, with 2-berth, 4-berth or 6-berth motorhome options to suit your needs. Contact GUEST NZ for help planning North & South Island New Zealand Motorhome holidays.
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| | ITINERARY: | | DAY 1: | Auckland | | | | DAY 2: | Free Day | | | | DAY 3: | Waitomo | Blackwater Underworld Rafting | | | DAY 4: | Rotorua | Te Puia Maori Hangi | | | DAY 5: | Hawkes Bay | Lifestyle & Wine Tour Hawkes Bay | | | DAY 6: | Free Day | | | | DAY 7: | Abel Tasman | Abel Tasman Cruise | | | DAY 8: | Free Day | | | | DAY 9: | Fox Glacier | Guided Glacier tour | | | DAY 10: | Wanaka | Matukituki River Journey | | | DAY 11: | Fiordland | Fiordland scenic tour | | | DAY 12: | Coastal Otago | Elm Wildlife Tours | | | DAY 13: | Mount Cook Village | Glacier Lake Tour | | | DAY 14: | Free Day | | | | DAY 15: | Akaroa | Dolphin Swim and Cruise | | | DAY 16: | Free Day | | | | DAY 17: | Kaikoura | Whale Watch Kaikoura | | | DAY 18: | Christchurch | |
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| Waitomo |  |  The Waitomo region has two spectacular landscapes - one above ground, the other below. In both cases, nature has been generous.On the lush surface, the scenery is green to the extreme. Fertile soils, reliable rainfall and kind temperatures have created a pastoral heaven.Below the surface, miracles have been wrought with water and limestone. Vast cave systems, huge sink holes and underground streams provide huge scope for adventure. | | | | | Black Water Rafting | |  The Black Water Rafting Company is legendary and provides tours for those seeking an adrenaline-fuelled challenge. | | | | | Kea 4-Berth Motorhome | |  A motorhome is a great way to appreciate New Zealand's great outdoors at your own pace. As you travel through the country you will find many beautiful spots to pull over, take a break, boil the jug and soak up the views. In the evenings, excellent camping ground facilities provide you with bathrooms, camp kitchens and extras like barbeques & playgrounds. An exciting holiday option which will be remembered for years to come. A motorhome is a great way to appreciate New Zealand's great outdoors at your own pace. | | | |
| Rotorua | |  When explaining why you should include Rotorua in your travel plans, the people of Rotorua like to talk of five spirits. You can feel the spirit of the earth, as it rumbles beneath your feet and escapes, hissing, through fumaroles and geysers. You can witness the spirit of Maori culture, with authentic village and performance experiences. Plan on soaking in a natural hot spring or having a relaxing massage - rejuvenate your body and mind for outdoor adventures - trout fishing, kayaking, waterskiing, swimming, hiking and mountain biking. If it's excitement you crave, challenge your spirit with adrenalin-charged extreme activities such as sky-diving, jet boating and zorbing. | | | | | Te Puia Maori Experiences | |  Te Puia is known as New Zealand’s premier Maori Cultural and Geothermal Centre. The area has long been an important part of Rotorua's heritage and a visit will provide a unique insight to the art,craft, music, food and ways of the local Maori people. | | | | | Interisland Ferry Transport | |  | |
| 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. | | | | | Kea 4-Berth Motorhome | | | A motorhome is a great way to appreciate New Zealand's great outdoors at your own pace. As you travel through the country you will find many beautiful spots to pull over, take a break, boil the jug and soak up the views. In the evenings, excellent camping ground facilities provide you with bathrooms, camp kitchens and extras like barbeques & playgrounds. An exciting holiday option which will be remembered for years to come. A motorhome is a great way to appreciate New Zealand's great outdoors at your own pace. | | | |
| Fox Glacier | |  The Fox Glacier township offers a more intimate “village” experience than its bigger neighbour, Franz Josef. Tucked into the rainforest-clad foothills of the Southern Alps, the township offers a range of quality accommodation, hotels, cafes, a general store and service station for motoring needs. The Fox Glacier offers a different type of glacier experience than the Franz Josef Glacier, and visitors are increasingly booking activities on both glaciers during their visit to Glacier Country. Local companies provide access to the Fox Glacier with guided walks, heli-hikes and scenic flights (with or without snow landings). Fox Glacier is also internationally renowned for Lake Matheson’s stunning reflections of Aorangi/Mount Cook and Mount Tasman. | | | | | Fox Glacier Guiding | |  Enjoy a breathtaking guided walk onto the world famous Fox Glacier. Fox Glacier Guiding provide a full range of hiking tours and ice adventures to suit all fitness levels. | | | | | | | Kea 4-Berth Motorhome | | | A motorhome is a great way to appreciate New Zealand's great outdoors at your own pace. As you travel through the country you will find many beautiful spots to pull over, take a break, boil the jug and soak up the views. In the evenings, excellent camping ground facilities provide you with bathrooms, camp kitchens and extras like barbeques & playgrounds. An exciting holiday option which will be remembered for years to come. A motorhome is a great way to appreciate New Zealand's great outdoors at your own pace. | | | |
| Coastal Otago | |  Dunedin's dramatic hills surround a long, natural harbour, which attracted Maori settlers to the site over four centuries ago. More recently the area was settled by whalers, gold miners and migrants from Scotland and China. Memorable for its historical architecture, Dunedin is one of the best preserved Victorian and Edwardian cities in the Southern Hemisphere. On the doorstep of the city, you can find incredible wildlife - the world's rarest penguins, a mainland albatross colony, fur seals and sea lions. | | | | | Elm Wildlife Tours | |  Elm Wildlife Tours Dunedin is an award-winning sustainable wildlife experience, providing unrivalled wildlife viewing of unique species. Included are Penguins seals and sea birds within a private conservation sanctuary on the Otago Peninsula. | | | | | | | Kea 4-Berth Motorhome | | | A motorhome is a great way to appreciate New Zealand's great outdoors at your own pace. As you travel through the country you will find many beautiful spots to pull over, take a break, boil the jug and soak up the views. In the evenings, excellent camping ground facilities provide you with bathrooms, camp kitchens and extras like barbeques & playgrounds. An exciting holiday option which will be remembered for years to come. A motorhome is a great way to appreciate New Zealand's great outdoors at your own pace. | | | |
| Akaroa | |  Just 75 kilometres from the city of Christchurch, New Zealand, Akaroa is a beautiful historic French and British settlement nestled in the heart of an ancient volcano. Explore the village with its colonial architecture, galleries, craft stores, and cafés. Relax or take part in the many land and aquatic activities on offer. Explore the dramatic outer bays and take your time to soak in the magic of this area. | | | | | Black Cat Cruises | |  Black Cat Group cruises the scenic harbours of Akaroa and Lyttelton daily, offering an unforgettable view of the wildlife as well as the many historical highlights in the area. | | | | | | | Kea 4-Berth Motorhome | | | A motorhome is a great way to appreciate New Zealand's great outdoors at your own pace. As you travel through the country you will find many beautiful spots to pull over, take a break, boil the jug and soak up the views. In the evenings, excellent camping ground facilities provide you with bathrooms, camp kitchens and extras like barbeques & playgrounds. An exciting holiday option which will be remembered for years to come. A motorhome is a great way to appreciate New Zealand's great outdoors at your own pace. | | | |
| Christchurch | |  Although the central business district of Christchurch is undergoing exciting renovations, the city still lives up to it's name as a 'Garden City'. Travellers will be surprised and delighted with innovative eating options both in central Christchurch and on the outskirts. Outdoor markets with fresh local produce still abound and Christchurch's best shopping boutiques continue to thrive. Christchurch is spoilt with a big bountiful backyard from magnificent alpine heights, broad expansive plains, fresh snow-fed rivers, volcanic peninsulas to luxury pockets of wineries, hot pools and a breathtaking coastline. | | | | | Orari Bed and Breakfast | |  Built in 1893 by the renowned England Brothers, Orari was the private townhouse of Annie Macdonald, widow of one of Canterbury’s earliest landholders. It was restored and refurbished in 1999, retaining the original native kauri construction. | | | | | Kea 4-Berth Motorhome | | | A motorhome is a great way to appreciate New Zealand's great outdoors at your own pace. As you travel through the country you will find many beautiful spots to pull over, take a break, boil the jug and soak up the views. In the evenings, excellent camping ground facilities provide you with bathrooms, camp kitchens and extras like barbeques & playgrounds. An exciting holiday option which will be remembered for years to come. A motorhome is a great way to appreciate New Zealand's great outdoors at your own pace. | | | |
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Guest New Zealand create motorhome rental holiday and itineraries suited to any size of family. If at any time you'd like to speak personally with one of our New Zealand motor home vacation specialists, please email or call us. |
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.
Blessed with a sunny, Mediterranean-style climate, Hawke's Bay is one of New Zealand's warmest, driest regions. The region is New Zealand's leading producer of red wines, has the greatest concentration of Art Deco architecture and hosts the country's most elaborate celebrations of Matariki - the Maori New Year.
Surrounded by striking mountains and deep alpine lakes, Wanaka provides a perfect setting for romance. Just one hour's drive from Queenstown, Wanaka is slower paced, although facilities are sophisticated and a variety of outdoor activities are on offer throughout the year.
Fiordland comprises 1.2 million hectares of pristine national heritage park and provides a variety of outdoor activity such as trout fishing, kayaking and bush walks. Firodland is also blessed with exotic wildlife, including penguin which breed in the bush along the coast. The power of Fiordlands scenery never fails to enthrall travellers. Waterfalls tumble hundreds of metres into massive fiords; ancient rainforest clings impossibly to the mountains; shimmering lakes and granite peaks look the same today as they did a thousand years ago.
The Aoraki Mount Cook Mackenzie region is situated in the centre of New Zealand's majestic South Island. The region is renowned for its incredibly clear starry nights, brilliant sunny days, remarkable turquoise blue lakes, valleys of emerald green and snow-capped mountains.
Kaikoura is located about half way between Christchurch and Picton. The township is situated on a flat in between two mountain ranges extending right to the sea, and the beautiful road leading into it twists itself around the coast and tunnels through the mountain ranges, while the TranzCoastal train ride offers magnificent view and a relaxing ride. This stunning combination of rugged coastline and grand mountains reveals yet another of the South Island’s magnificent natural wonders - the whales and dolphins.
