Ultra Luxury New Zealand Holidays
The country is divided into two main islands, the North Island and the South Island. For those seeking miles of golden sandy beaches, a myriad of islands and milder temperatures year-round, the North Island has it all. Fans of Lord of the Rings should also pay a visit to the Hobbiton Movie Set.
For mountains that scrape the sky and more outdoor adventures than you can shake a stick at, head to the South Island. Queenstown is a major base, home to bungees, skydiving, and the largest canyon swing in the world. On the East Coast, Kaikoura ticks the box for wildlife lovers wanting to see seals, dolphins and sperm whales. On the West Coast, Milford Sound is a fjord surrounded by mountains and waterfalls.
As for cities, Wellington has been dubbed the ‘coolest little capital’ and is encapsulated by vineyards and mountains. A compact city, don’t be put off by this place’s size… With wine tours, museums, a harbour and a plethora of delicious restaurants all within the capital, you’ll struggle to fit it all in. Auckland is New Zealand's largest city. Why not see it all from above from the top of the SkyCity Auckland Sky Tower?
The country is divided into two main islands, the North Island and the South Island. For those seeking miles of golden sandy beaches, a myriad of islands and milder temperatures year-round, the North Island has it all. Fans of Lord of the Rings should also pay a visit to the Hobbiton Movie Set.
For mountains that scrape the sky and more outdoor adventures than you can shake a stick at, head to the South Island. Queenstown is a major base, home to bungees, skydiving, and the largest canyon swing in the world. On the East Coast, Kaikoura ticks the box for wildlife lovers wanting to see seals, dolphins and sperm whales. On the West Coast, Milford Sound is a fjord surrounded by mountains and waterfalls.
As for cities, Wellington has been dubbed the ‘coolest little capital’ and is encapsulated by vineyards and mountains. A compact city, don’t be put off by this place’s size… With wine tours, museums, a harbour and a plethora of delicious restaurants all within the capital, you’ll struggle to fit it all in. Auckland is New Zealand's largest city. Why not see it all from above from the top of the SkyCity Auckland Sky Tower?
The country is divided into two main islands, the North Island and the South Island. For those seeking miles of golden sandy beaches, a myriad of islands and milder temperatures year-round, the North Island has it all. Fans of Lord of the Rings should also pay a visit to the Hobbiton Movie Set.
For mountains that scrape the sky and more outdoor adventures than you can shake a stick at, head to the South Island. Queenstown is a major base, home to bungees, skydiving, and the largest canyon swing in the world. On the East Coast, Kaikoura ticks the box for wildlife lovers wanting to see seals, dolphins and sperm whales. On the West Coast, Milford Sound is a fjord surrounded by mountains and waterfalls.
As for cities, Wellington has been dubbed the ‘coolest little capital’ and is encapsulated by vineyards and mountains. A compact city, don’t be put off by this place’s size… With wine tours, museums, a harbour and a plethora of delicious restaurants all within the capital, you’ll struggle to fit it all in. Auckland is New Zealand's largest city. Why not see it all from above from the top of the SkyCity Auckland Sky Tower?
There's a reason why New Zealand's natural scenery is the backdrop of choice for major fantasy films. Expect to see towering mountains, colourful thermal fields and endless pristine beaches.
Cinematic Scenery
There's a reason why New Zealand's natural scenery is the backdrop of choice for major fantasy films. Expect to see towering mountains, colourful thermal fields and endless pristine beaches.
From the Sauvignon Blancs of Marlborough and the premium Chardonnays on Waiheke Island to the creative Pinot Noirs of the Central Otago region, New Zealand wines are world-famous.
World-class Wine
From the Sauvignon Blancs of Marlborough and the premium Chardonnays on Waiheke Island to the creative Pinot Noirs of the Central Otago region, New Zealand wines are world-famous.
New Zealand is a nature lover's playground for all seasons. With 15,000 kilometres of coastline, surfing is popular in summer. In winter, swap the board for skiing in the Southern Alps.
Surfing and Skiing
New Zealand is a nature lover's playground for all seasons. With 15,000 kilometres of coastline, surfing is popular in summer. In winter, swap the board for skiing in the Southern Alps.
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Huka Lodge
New Zealand, Australasia
Nestled beside the Waikato River near Lake Taupo, this luxurious riverside retreat offers elegant, secluded accommodations with refined interiors. Guests enjoy gourmet dining, fishing, outdoor activities and serene surroundings,
Nestled beside the Waikato River near Lake Taupo, this luxurious riverside retreat offers elegant, secluded accommodations with refined interiors. Guests enjoy gourmet dining, fishing, outdoor activities and serene surroundings,
Nestled beside the Waikato River near Lake Taupo, this luxurious riverside retreat offers elegant, secluded accommodations with refined interiors. Guests enjoy gourmet dining, fishing, outdoor activities and serene surroundings,
Minaret Station Alpine Lodge
New Zealand, Australasia
Set in New Zealand’s remote Southern Alps, this exclusive alpine lodge offers luxury chalets with panoramic mountain views. Accessible only by helicopter, this is one of the world’s most secluded lodges.
Set in New Zealand’s remote Southern Alps, this exclusive alpine lodge offers luxury chalets with panoramic mountain views. Accessible only by helicopter, this is one of the world’s most secluded lodges.
Set in New Zealand’s remote Southern Alps, this exclusive alpine lodge offers luxury chalets with panoramic mountain views. Accessible only by helicopter, this is one of the world’s most secluded lodges.
Otahuna Lodge
New Zealand, Australasia
Nestled in Canterbury’s picturesque countryside, this historic retreat offers luxurious suites in a restored Victorian mansion surrounded by lush gardens. Guests enjoy fine dining, personalised service and tailored experiences.
Nestled in Canterbury’s picturesque countryside, this historic retreat offers luxurious suites in a restored Victorian mansion surrounded by lush gardens. Guests enjoy fine dining, personalised service and tailored experiences.
Nestled in Canterbury’s picturesque countryside, this historic retreat offers luxurious suites in a restored Victorian mansion surrounded by lush gardens. Guests enjoy fine dining, personalised service and tailored experiences.
Rosewood Cape Kidnappers
New Zealand, Australasia
Set atop rugged cliffs overlooking Hawke's Bay, this luxurious retreat offers elegant, farmhouse-inspired suites with panoramic ocean views. Guests enjoy world-class amenities, including a renowned golf course and spa.
Set atop rugged cliffs overlooking Hawke's Bay, this luxurious retreat offers elegant, farmhouse-inspired suites with panoramic ocean views. Guests enjoy world-class amenities, including a renowned golf course and spa.
Set atop rugged cliffs overlooking Hawke's Bay, this luxurious retreat offers elegant, farmhouse-inspired suites with panoramic ocean views. Guests enjoy world-class amenities, including a renowned golf course and spa.
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Enjoy an award-winning cultural experience at Tamaki Maori Village. Ceremonial rituals, traditional feasting and warrior training will immerse you in some culture as you learn about New Zealand’s Maori customs. Perfect for families and couples alike, it’s time for a history lesson.
Wellington is home to Te Papa, otherwise known as the Museum of New Zealand. Plenty of exhibitions and treasures are housed here for a true immersion into the past. Found on the waterfront, why not finish your day trip in one of the nearby restaurants?
Waimarino Adventure Park is Tauranga’s premier day trip for thrill seekers and adventurers. Here you can kayak until your heart’s content, do your best Tarzan impression on a swing, practice your diving and perfect your climbing.
Family Fun Guaranteed
Taranaki is home to Pukekura Park and is a 128-acre haven for the whole family. Boasting play areas, lakes and bush walks, every member of the family is certain to be in their element here. Why not make a day of it by having a picnic too?
Animal lovers should head to Auckland Zoo, home to the largest collection of native and exotic animals in New Zealand. Set in 17 hectares of lush parkland, it’s sure to be a great hit with all the family.
Kaikoura in the South Island makes for an exhilarating day trip. Spot giant sperm whales, fur seals and dolphins either from a boat or from the skies and fill your camera roll with first-class memories that would make David Attenborough proud.
Take the kids right up to the northernmost tip of the North Island, where you'll find Cape Reinga. Here, you can explore 90 Mile Beach, go sandboarding on dunes and look for wild horses.
Tastes To Try
Smith & McKenzie Chophouse is an authentic blend of Hamilton flavours and an ode to a New York steakhouse. A fabulous gourmet experience, you can expect award-winning meat to be top of the menu with the option of private dining also available.
Russell is home to the local favourite, The Duke of Marlborough Hotel, which serves seafood, burgers and other tasty classics. It's been operating since 1827 and obtained New Zealand's first liquor license in 1840. Enjoy the historic settings as you tuck in with loved ones overlooking Kororareka Bay.
For a unique eating experience, the Christchurch Tramway Restaurant will see you devouring decadent cuisine on the move. This unique restaurant is a heritage tram that combines seasonal gourmet dinners with sightseeing. Perfect for a date night or with friends, this is dining with a difference.
Combine great food and fantastic wine on Waiheke Island, a 35-minute ferry ride from Auckland. This vineyard-spotted island is a brilliant place to escape the city and eat very well in a bucolic setting. Mudbrick Vineyard, Tantalus Estate, Man O'War and Casita Miro should all be on your wining and dining list.
Enjoy an award-winning cultural experience at Tamaki Maori Village. Ceremonial rituals, traditional feasting and warrior training will immerse you in some culture as you learn about New Zealand’s Maori customs. Perfect for families and couples alike, it’s time for a history lesson.
Wellington is home to Te Papa, otherwise known as the Museum of New Zealand. Plenty of exhibitions and treasures are housed here for a true immersion into the past. Found on the waterfront, why not finish your day trip in one of the nearby restaurants?
Waimarino Adventure Park is Tauranga’s premier day trip for thrill seekers and adventurers. Here you can kayak until your heart’s content, do your best Tarzan impression on a swing, practice your diving and perfect your climbing.
Family Fun Guaranteed
Taranaki is home to Pukekura Park and is a 128-acre haven for the whole family. Boasting play areas, lakes and bush walks, every member of the family is certain to be in their element here. Why not make a day of it by having a picnic too?
Animal lovers should head to Auckland Zoo, home to the largest collection of native and exotic animals in New Zealand. Set in 17 hectares of lush parkland, it’s sure to be a great hit with all the family.
Kaikoura in the South Island makes for an exhilarating day trip. Spot giant sperm whales, fur seals and dolphins either from a boat or from the skies and fill your camera roll with first-class memories that would make David Attenborough proud.
Take the kids right up to the northernmost tip of the North Island, where you'll find Cape Reinga. Here, you can explore 90 Mile Beach, go sandboarding on dunes and look for wild horses.
Tastes To Try
Smith & McKenzie Chophouse is an authentic blend of Hamilton flavours and an ode to a New York steakhouse. A fabulous gourmet experience, you can expect award-winning meat to be top of the menu with the option of private dining also available.
Russell is home to the local favourite, The Duke of Marlborough Hotel, which serves seafood, burgers and other tasty classics. It's been operating since 1827 and obtained New Zealand's first liquor license in 1840. Enjoy the historic settings as you tuck in with loved ones overlooking Kororareka Bay.
For a unique eating experience, the Christchurch Tramway Restaurant will see you devouring decadent cuisine on the move. This unique restaurant is a heritage tram that combines seasonal gourmet dinners with sightseeing. Perfect for a date night or with friends, this is dining with a difference.
Combine great food and fantastic wine on Waiheke Island, a 35-minute ferry ride from Auckland. This vineyard-spotted island is a brilliant place to escape the city and eat very well in a bucolic setting. Mudbrick Vineyard, Tantalus Estate, Man O'War and Casita Miro should all be on your wining and dining list.
Enjoy an award-winning cultural experience at Tamaki Maori Village. Ceremonial rituals, traditional feasting and warrior training will immerse you in some culture as you learn about New Zealand’s Maori customs. Perfect for families and couples alike, it’s time for a history lesson.
Wellington is home to Te Papa, otherwise known as the Museum of New Zealand. Plenty of exhibitions and treasures are housed here for a true immersion into the past. Found on the waterfront, why not finish your day trip in one of the nearby restaurants?
Waimarino Adventure Park is Tauranga’s premier day trip for thrill seekers and adventurers. Here you can kayak until your heart’s content, do your best Tarzan impression on a swing, practice your diving and perfect your climbing.
Family Fun Guaranteed
Taranaki is home to Pukekura Park and is a 128-acre haven for the whole family. Boasting play areas, lakes and bush walks, every member of the family is certain to be in their element here. Why not make a day of it by having a picnic too?
Animal lovers should head to Auckland Zoo, home to the largest collection of native and exotic animals in New Zealand. Set in 17 hectares of lush parkland, it’s sure to be a great hit with all the family.
Kaikoura in the South Island makes for an exhilarating day trip. Spot giant sperm whales, fur seals and dolphins either from a boat or from the skies and fill your camera roll with first-class memories that would make David Attenborough proud.
Take the kids right up to the northernmost tip of the North Island, where you'll find Cape Reinga. Here, you can explore 90 Mile Beach, go sandboarding on dunes and look for wild horses.
Tastes To Try
Smith & McKenzie Chophouse is an authentic blend of Hamilton flavours and an ode to a New York steakhouse. A fabulous gourmet experience, you can expect award-winning meat to be top of the menu with the option of private dining also available.
Russell is home to the local favourite, The Duke of Marlborough Hotel, which serves seafood, burgers and other tasty classics. It's been operating since 1827 and obtained New Zealand's first liquor license in 1840. Enjoy the historic settings as you tuck in with loved ones overlooking Kororareka Bay.
For a unique eating experience, the Christchurch Tramway Restaurant will see you devouring decadent cuisine on the move. This unique restaurant is a heritage tram that combines seasonal gourmet dinners with sightseeing. Perfect for a date night or with friends, this is dining with a difference.
Combine great food and fantastic wine on Waiheke Island, a 35-minute ferry ride from Auckland. This vineyard-spotted island is a brilliant place to escape the city and eat very well in a bucolic setting. Mudbrick Vineyard, Tantalus Estate, Man O'War and Casita Miro should all be on your wining and dining list.
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