New Zealand Rail Experience
Join us on this fantastic rail tour incorporating 6 rail excursions
From $4,450.00
New Zealand Luxury - Otahuna Lodge
Indulge in New Zealand's great luxury accommodation like Otahuna Lodge Christchurch
From $868.00
Hollyford Track Guided Walk
See some of New Zealand's most remote and stunning scenery on the Hollyford Track Guided Walk
From $1,655.00
TWO ISLAND COACH TOUR
18 DAY PANORAMA
From $3,505.00
Guided Walks
Enjoy the best of New Zealand's majestic scenery on a guided walk holiday. 1 to 10 day adventures complete with the services of certified guides, comfortable accommodation in remote huts and all meals. A highly recommended active holiday that will leave you with lasting memories and a real sense of achievement.
More than just a guided walk, the Hollyford track is a superior quality, outdoor wilderness adventure. With fourty kilometres of walking, jet-boating, penguin and seal colonies, inspiring scenery, incredible history and a scenic flight all combined to make an ultimate, unforgetable eco-experience.
Abel Tasman National Park is located in the north western corner of the South Island with easy access from Nelson. The track passes through unspoiled native forest largely following the coastline, giving frequent views of gently curved beaches of golden sand separated by rocky headlands. This is an enchanted coast with delightful waterfalls spilling into tranquil lagoons and streams trickling through rocks to the sea. The water is clear and clean, home to a wide variety of fish as well as dolphins, penguins and seals.
The Kaikoura Wilderness Walkway offers a comfortable two-day hiking experience of moderate grade and easy pace suited to those of average fitness that combines a high quality, authentic New Zealand outdoor adventure with a standard of wilderness accommodation as impressive as its surroundings. The beautiful mountain "Te Ao Whekere" is the highest visible peak of the Seaward Kaikoura Mountain Ranges. This name was given to it by early Maori; translated, it means "World of the Gods".
Abel Tasman National Park is located in the north western corner of the South Island with easy access from Nelson. The track passes through unspoiled native forest largely following the coastline, giving frequent views of gently curved beaches of golden sand separated by rocky headlands.
The Abel Tasman National Park is renowned for it’s kayaking, which is easy and requires very little
strength or skill. Double kayaks are used for stability and the advantage of having two people share
the paddling effort. Guides provide full training and travel with you to explore the Park’s protected
coastline, the myriad of bays and lagoons. Below is a five day sea kayaking and walking itinerary
and a three day option is also available. Kayaking is optional on these trips and if you’re not enjoying
the experience you are welcome to join the walkers or travel in one of the launches.
Located on the north-eastern tip of the South Island, within the Marlborough Sounds the track is renowned for its stunning coastal views which are ever changing as you walk from ridgeline to shoreline. Each night is in hotel style accommodation, enjoying fine Marlborough wine and delicious a la carte dining.
The Heaphy Track, is the longest of the Department of Conservation (DOC) Great Walks. For 78.4 kilometres the track
crosses the Park's range of landscapes, starting from the junction of the Brown and Aorere Rivers, over expansive tussock
downs to the lush forests, nikau palms and roaring seas of the West Coast.
This 6 day trip around the top of the North Island includes plenty of swimming and snorkeling in secret coves of turquoise water, and lots of great day hikes. Highlights include the remote forested coastal hike on Day 2 near the Bay of Islands, open-coast kayaking at Whangaroa, two nights of isolation at the very tip of New Zealand, the Te Paki sand dunes, and driving along 90 mile beach.
The Abel Tasman National Park is renowned for it's kayaking, which is easy and requires very little strength or skill. Double kayaks are used for stability and the advantage of having two people share the paddling effort. Guides provide full training and travel with you to explore the Park's protected coastline, the myriad of bays and lagoons. Below is a three day sea kayaking and walking itinerary and a five day option is also available. Kayaking is optional on these trips and if you're not enjoying the experience you are welcome to join the walkers or travel in one of the launches.
The wild West Coast is not to be missed! Explore the spectacular scenery by bike, bus, train and on foot as you journey from Queenstown to Christchurch. Cycle alongside spectacular alpine lakes before an exhilarating swoop down Haast Pass takes you to the crashing seas of the Tasman Ocean, with its lush rain forest edged roads.
Wings Over Wairarapa 2011 
More than just a guided walk, the Hollyford track is a superior quality, outdoor wilderness adventure. With fourty kilometres of walking, jet-boating, penguin and seal colonies, inspiring scenery, incredible history and a scenic flight all combined to make an ultimate, unforgetable eco-experience.
Abel Tasman National Park is located in the north western corner of the South Island with easy access from Nelson. The track passes through unspoiled native forest largely following the coastline, giving frequent views of gently curved beaches of golden sand separated by rocky headlands. This is an enchanted coast with delightful waterfalls spilling into tranquil lagoons and streams trickling through rocks to the sea. The water is clear and clean, home to a wide variety of fish as well as dolphins, penguins and seals.
The Kaikoura Wilderness Walkway offers a comfortable two-day hiking experience of moderate grade and easy pace suited to those of average fitness that combines a high quality, authentic New Zealand outdoor adventure with a standard of wilderness accommodation as impressive as its surroundings. The beautiful mountain "Te Ao Whekere" is the highest visible peak of the Seaward Kaikoura Mountain Ranges. This name was given to it by early Maori; translated, it means "World of the Gods".
Abel Tasman National Park is located in the north western corner of the South Island with easy access from Nelson. The track passes through unspoiled native forest largely following the coastline, giving frequent views of gently curved beaches of golden sand separated by rocky headlands.
The Abel Tasman National Park is renowned for it’s kayaking, which is easy and requires very little
strength or skill. Double kayaks are used for stability and the advantage of having two people share
the paddling effort. Guides provide full training and travel with you to explore the Park’s protected
coastline, the myriad of bays and lagoons. Below is a five day sea kayaking and walking itinerary
and a three day option is also available. Kayaking is optional on these trips and if you’re not enjoying
the experience you are welcome to join the walkers or travel in one of the launches.
Located on the north-eastern tip of the South Island, within the Marlborough Sounds the track is renowned for its stunning coastal views which are ever changing as you walk from ridgeline to shoreline. Each night is in hotel style accommodation, enjoying fine Marlborough wine and delicious a la carte dining.
The Heaphy Track, is the longest of the Department of Conservation (DOC) Great Walks. For 78.4 kilometres the track
crosses the Park's range of landscapes, starting from the junction of the Brown and Aorere Rivers, over expansive tussock
downs to the lush forests, nikau palms and roaring seas of the West Coast.
This 6 day trip around the top of the North Island includes plenty of swimming and snorkeling in secret coves of turquoise water, and lots of great day hikes. Highlights include the remote forested coastal hike on Day 2 near the Bay of Islands, open-coast kayaking at Whangaroa, two nights of isolation at the very tip of New Zealand, the Te Paki sand dunes, and driving along 90 mile beach.
The Abel Tasman National Park is renowned for it's kayaking, which is easy and requires very little strength or skill. Double kayaks are used for stability and the advantage of having two people share the paddling effort. Guides provide full training and travel with you to explore the Park's protected coastline, the myriad of bays and lagoons. Below is a three day sea kayaking and walking itinerary and a five day option is also available. Kayaking is optional on these trips and if you're not enjoying the experience you are welcome to join the walkers or travel in one of the launches.
The wild West Coast is not to be missed! Explore the spectacular scenery by bike, bus, train and on foot as you journey from Queenstown to Christchurch. Cycle alongside spectacular alpine lakes before an exhilarating swoop down Haast Pass takes you to the crashing seas of the Tasman Ocean, with its lush rain forest edged roads.
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