Day One

Private Transfer Sydney Airport to Capella Sydney

2 nights Capella Sydney

Set within the magnificently restored heritage‑listed Department of Education building, Capella Sydney is an elegant urban sanctuary that blends Sydney’s rich history with contemporary luxury. Located in the heart of the city, just moments from Circular Quay, The Rocks, and Sydney Harbour, the hotel offers a serene retreat amid one of Australia’s most vibrant destinations.

The hotel’s spacious rooms and suites are beautifully appointed, combining timeless architectural details with modern design, warm textures, and thoughtful comfort. A highlight of the Capella experience is access to The Living Room — an exclusive guest lounge offering all‑day refreshments, curated local experiences, and intuitive, personalised service in a relaxed yet refined setting.

With exceptional dining, a tranquil spa and wellness area, and an atmosphere of understated sophistication, Capella Sydney delivers a stay that feels both intimate and grand. It is an ideal choice for discerning travellers seeking culture, comfort, and a sense of place in the centre of Sydney.

Day Two

Private Sydney City Tour & Harbour Cruise

Experience Sydney's stunning landmarks by land and sea with this 'Sights & Sea' tour, a 4-hour city exploration coupled with a 2-hour private lunch cruise.

Begin your adventure travelling in a luxury vehicle with your local guide, visiting iconic sites from The Rocks to Bondi Beach. Enjoy a scenic stroll at Bondi, then witness the architectural marvels of the Harbour Bridge and Opera House from the unique perspective of Sydney Harbour. This comprehensive 6 hour tour is designed to showcase the very best of Sydney, combining historical insights and waterfront luxury for a truly memorable experience.

Day Three

Private Transfer to Sydney Airport Flight Sydney to Uluru Transfer to Longitude 131

3 nights Longitude 131°

Set within the red-rust dunes on the edge of Uluru–Kata Tjuta National Park, Longitude 131° is widely regarded as Australia’s most celebrated wilderness lodge, offering an immersive and deeply moving way to experience the Red Centre. Rather than a traditional resort, it presents itself as a luxury desert basecamp, designed to place guests in direct conversation with one of the world’s most spiritually significant landscapes.

What defines Longitude 131° from the first moment is its unbroken view of Uluru. Each of the lodge’s elevated tented pavilions faces the monolith directly, allowing guests to witness its shifting tones at sunrise, sunset, and under moonlight—often from the end of the bed. The experience is constant, intimate, and unforgettable, making the landscape the lodge’s true centrepiece.

Uluru Sunset

The Uluru Sunset experience is a gathering for Longitude 131° guests with drinks from an exclusive pop-up bar just in time to see the sun set and transform the monolith in glowing shades of pink, orange and purple.

The Uluru Sunset viewing area is the best place to see the sun set over Uluru. It’s also a popular spot for visitors to take selfies, couple and family shots as well as landscape photos of Uluru as it appears to change colour as the sun dips behind the domes of Kata Tjuta to the west.

A pop-up bar exclusive for Longitude 131° guests is set up in prime position to watch the light change its cast over Uluru, a little further along the sandy pathway from other travellers. Enjoy French Champagne, Australian craft beers and premium spirits accompanied by canapés with fresh Australian ingredients and outback flavours.

Day Four

Walpa Gorge & Kata Tjuta

An unforgettable discovery of Kata Tjuta, this early morning adventure heads to the World Heritage-listed site where 36 mighty red rock domes gather in the desert landscape. The group appears mistily on the horizon, glimpsed between desert oaks and spinifex on the approach.

In the company of a Longitude 131° guide, guests learn about the geology and history of the formation, formerly known as The Olgas. The site is sacred for the local Aboriginal people, and kept as a closely held secret as part of Anangu men’s business. Longitude 131° guides are permitted to know and share some of the Tjukurpa, and these stories offer a more personal understanding and connection to this special part of the country.

The guide leads guests through Walpa Gorge, with its towering rock walls and surprising tree-lined creeks and waterholes. From there the tour heads to the Kata Tjuta viewing platform, which offers a step-back view of Kata Tjuta and the chance to capture a panoramic view including Uluru. It’s a magic spot for morning tea, with coffee, tea and freshly-baked goods on the menu.

A visit to the Cultural Centre at Uluru completes a morning of discovery in the Red Centre. The centre is designed by the local Anangu people, with long pathways providing cool refuge. Here, guests learn about the history of the Aboriginal people at Uluru-Kata Tjuta, and about their art and culture. Aboriginal artists often spend time at the centre painting, carving and sculpting.

Field of Light

Discover an outback wonderland as the Uluru sunset continues, with the mighty monolith fading slowly to the background as the field of lights takes centre stage.

Guests wander at leisure along pathways through the award-winning sculptor Bruce Munro’s incredible light installation. An outback fairyland, the celebrated open air art phenomenon is made up of some 50,000 individual stems crowned with colourful frosted glass bulbs that bloom and appear to sway as the inky night blankets Australia’s spiritual heartland.

As darkness descends on the desert, guests are transported to Table 131°, to dine under a glittering canopy of stars.

Table 131°

Longitude 131°’s signature dining experience, Table 131° makes for an unforgettable evening. Set among the red sand dunes in a remote, secret location, Table 131° features a decadent four-course dinner with matched wines, perfect for a special occasion.

Guests discover the wonder of the outback’s inky night sky, which allows the Milky Way to play centre stage, shining brightly without the distraction of city lights.

As the cool of the night sets in, guests look up between courses to discover the stories of the southern skies, and perhaps catch a glimpse of a shooting star. The lodge guide offers a tour of the sky, with legends from the Greek Gods told alongside Aboriginal creation tales from the Red Centre.

Day Five

Mutitjulu Meander

A morning walk around Uluru’s base tells the Aboriginal Tjukurpa story of Kuniya Piti and reveals the swimming hole and frequently running waterfall at Mutitjulu. It’s also the home of Wanampi, an ancestral watersnake.

Lush green trees and grasses are a surprising sight in this section of Uluru. The Aboriginal story of Kuniya Piti is integral to a better understanding of Uluru and the Anangu belief system. When walking around Mutitjulu Waterhole visitors are surrounded by the presence of two ancestral beings: Kuniya the woma python and Liru the poisonous snake.

The individual Kuniya and Liru stories occur on different sides of Uluru, but their dramatic battle took place near Mutitjulu waterhole, and a giant cave nearby reveals the secrets of the story from start to deadly finish.

Morning tea is served in the cool shade of the trees before the tour returns to Longitude 131°.

Mala Walk & Kantju Gorge

Journey to the base of Uluru and learn about the Indigenous Mala people. Longitude 131° guides lead guests on a discovery trail along the caves which occur around the rock and whose walls reveal ancient Aboriginal artworks. Learn the significance of each 'room' and the cultural stories each one tells.

A meandering pathway leads through groves of green trees and along boardwalks over spinifex and occasional streams, depending on the weather. At dusk the tour reaches Kantju Gorge, a giant ‘fold’ among Uluru’s rippling surface. There, guests enter a cool reserve lined by trees which leads to a waterhole which the local Anangu use for swimming. As the sun sets, it casts a golden light across the rock faces, striking it a brilliant red against a deep blue sky.

Guests enjoy a moment of reflection at the pool, before sampling canapés and sipping sunset drinks at the Longitude 131° pop up bar.

Day Six

Transfer to Uluru Airport Flight Uluru to Cairns Private Transfer to Silky Oaks Lodge

3 nights Silky Oaks Lodge

Silky Oaks Lodge is a luxury rainforest retreat nestled on the banks of the Mossman River, bordering the World Heritage‑listed Daintree National Park in Tropical North Queensland. Long regarded as one of Australia’s most iconic lodges, it offers an immersive escape where contemporary design meets one of the world’s oldest living rainforests.

The lodge features forty elegant treehouse‑style suites elevated among the canopy, each designed to embrace the surrounding rainforest or river views, complete with private decks and hammocks. Dining takes place in the open‑air Treehouse Restaurant, where contemporary Australian cuisine is served alongside the sights and sounds of the rainforest. The award‑winning Healing Waters Spa draws inspiration from the Mossman River, offering restorative treatments in serene rainforest surrounds.

Day Seven

Daintree Safari Tour

Begin the day by crossing the Daintree River. You travel across on a cable ferry to the heart of the Daintree Rainforest. After a leisurely guided walk, you will stop to enjoy a morning tea of homemade muffins, fresh fruit and locally grown tea or freshly ground plunger coffee.

From there, you explore the only place on the planet where two World Heritage Listed sites meet. The Daintree Rainforest and the Great Barrier Reef touch at Cape Tribulation’s beach.

You’ll never forget the peaceful experience of visiting our secluded swimming hole. It is a tranquil spot, off the track and wonderfully untouched, a place to truly immerse yourself in the stunning beauty of this ancient rainforest. After your swim, try a cool, tropical, delight at the Daintree Ice Cream Company.

All ice-creams are handmade on site with fresh tropical fruit grown in the picturesque gardens. You will then stop for a few photos at the scenic Alexandra Lookout where the mighty Daintree River flows out into the sparkling Coral Sea and The Great Barrier Reef.

Lunch is served at the charming Daintree Tea House Restaurant where you’ll dine in comfort in any weather. Choose your meal from the menu. You may have chicken, steak, vegetarian, or their far northern speciality, a delicious fillet of Barramundi. All meals are served with salad, chips, fresh bread, juice and an array of fresh tropical fruit.

Enjoy a guided river cruise. You’ll finish your day with a one hour guided cruise on the mighty Daintree River, home to the largest reptile in existence, the magnificent Saltwater Crocodile.

Day Eight

Ngadiku Dreamtime walk at Mossman Gorge

The guided Ngadiku Dreamtime Walk at Mossman Gorge is an essential part of discovering the Daintree Rainforest. Ngadiku, meaning stories from a long time ago in the local Kuku Yalanji language, brings ancient culture to life. Led by an Indigenous guide, the experience begins with a traditional smoking ceremony before wandering along secluded rainforest tracks, past culturally significant sites, bark shelters, and clear flowing streams. Guests enjoy hands‑on demonstrations of traditional plant use, bush foods, natural medicines, and ochre painting, finishing with bush tea and freshly baked damper.

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Day Nine

Private Transfer to Cairns Airport Flight Cairns to Lizard Island

3 nights Lizard Island Resort

Lizard Island Resort is an exclusive all‑inclusive island escape set directly on the Great Barrier Reef, surrounded by 24 pristine white‑sand beaches and protected national parkland. Designed for barefoot luxury and deep reef immersion, the resort offers elegant suites and villas, exceptional dining, and unparalleled access to world‑class snorkelling, diving, and private island experiences in one of Australia’s most remote and beautiful destinations.

Day Ten

Full Day Reef Snorkel or Dive Tour

Experience the natural beauty of the Great Barrier Reef on a full-day snorkelling or diving adventure. Guided by experienced professionals, visit two stunning reef locations—such as the iconic Cod Hole, Dynamite Passage, or No Name Reef—offering some of the region’s best underwater encounters.

Throughout the day, you’ll have the opportunity to explore vibrant coral ecosystems and observe an incredible range of marine life, including tropical fish, reef sharks, rays, and other unique species.

This immersive experience runs for up to 7 hours and includes morning and afternoon refreshments, along with a freshly prepared lunch served on board. With small group sizes (maximum of 5–6 guests), the tour ensures a personalised and enjoyable reef experience tailored to both snorkellers and divers.

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Day Eleven

Marine Explorer Tour

Enjoy a guided snorkelling adventure on the Great Barrier Reef, offering an up-close encounter with its extraordinary marine life. Guests travel by boat to pristine reef sites, where they can swim alongside green sea turtles and explore vibrant coral gardens, including the island’s famous giant clams. Led by an expert guide, the tour provides insight into the reef’s ecosystem and wildlife, combining education with unforgettable underwater experiences. The excursion concludes with a relaxing cruise back to the resort, making it a seamless and immersive way to discover one of the world’s most iconic marine environments.

Day Twelve

Flight Lizard Island to Cairns & Cairns to Brisbane Private Transfer to Emporium Hotel South Bank

2 nights Emporium Hotel South Bank

Experience an exquisite standard in boutique luxury accommodation, exceptional dining and exquisite events at Emporium Hotel South Bank, Brisbane’s cultural epicentre. From your initial entrance right up to the iconic rooftop and at every turn in between, each curated detail and handcrafted touch creates a sensory symphony that is bound to leave you with a lasting impression.

Bask in the comfort of your luxuriously appointed suite. Indulge at the exemplary bars and restaurants. Soak up the unrivalled atmosphere and spectacular views from the rooftop Terrace and infinity pool.

Day Thirteen

Day at leisure in Brisbane - suggestions for the day:

Explore South Bank Parklands

One of Brisbane’s most iconic precincts, South Bank sits along the river and is perfect for strolling, dining, or relaxing. Highlights include the lush riverfront promenades, the bougainvillea‑covered Arbour, cafés and restaurants, and the famous Streets Beach — a man‑made inner‑city lagoon. It’s also home to the Queensland Cultural Centre.

Visit QAGOMA (Queensland Art Gallery & Gallery of Modern Art)

Located at South Bank, QAGOMA showcases world‑class exhibitions with a strong focus on contemporary and Asia‑Pacific art. Even casual visitors enjoy the striking architecture and riverside setting. Entry to the main galleries is free.

Visit Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary

Just outside the city, Lone Pine is the world’s oldest koala sanctuary. Visitors can see koalas, kangaroos, wombats, and other native Australian wildlife in a relaxed, natural setting.

Cruise the Brisbane River

A river cruise is one of the most relaxing ways to see Brisbane. Cruises travel past key landmarks such as the Story Bridge, Kangaroo Point Cliffs, and South Bank, offering great photo opportunities and insightful commentary. Options range from daytime sightseeing to sunset cruises.

Walk or Climb the Story Bridge

For something more adventurous, the Story Bridge Adventure Climb offers guided climbs to the top of Brisbane’s iconic bridge, with sweeping city and river views. Alternatively, enjoy a leisurely walk beneath it at Howard Smith Wharves.

Discover Howard Smith Wharves

Located under the Story Bridge, this vibrant riverside precinct is known for its dining, bars, and relaxed atmosphere. It’s especially popular in the evening and offers beautiful views back toward the city.

Wander Queen Street Mall

Brisbane’s main shopping strip runs through the CBD and features a mix of international brands, Australian labels, and arcades. It’s also a great place to people‑watch and soak up the city’s energy.

Day Fourteen

Private Transfer to Brisbane Airport Flight Brisbane to Christchurch Private Transfer to Otahuna

4 nights Otahuna Lodge

Set at the base of the Banks Peninsula, Otahuna Lodge is one of New Zealand’s most significant and romantic historic retreats. Built in 1895, this grand Victorian mansion—now exquisitely restored—sits within 30 acres of celebrated gardens, offering a rare sense of heritage, tranquillity and timeless elegance just outside Christchurch.

Accommodation is limited to seven individually designed suites, each retaining refined architectural details such as ornate fireplaces, stained glass and generous proportions, while blending seamlessly with contemporary comfort. With its intimate scale and relaxed house‑style hospitality, Otahuna feels less like a hotel and more like a magnificent private country estate.

Cuisine is a defining feature of the Otahuna experience, with a garden‑led dining philosophy that draws heavily from the estate’s productive potager, orchards and glasshouses. Evenings unfold as elegant, multi‑course dining experiences enjoyed privately within the lodge or in secluded garden settings, showcasing Canterbury produce at its seasonal best.

With its historic pedigree, glorious landscaped grounds and a deeply personal style of service, Otahuna Lodge offers a richly layered stay—an ideal South Island counterpoint to New Zealand’s coastal and alpine lodges.

Day Fifteen

Private Banks Peninsula & Akaroa Tour

Discover the enduring charm of Banks Peninsula and the historic French whaling village of Akaroa on this unforgettable private day experience.

Your day begins with a scenic drive from your accommodation, winding through rolling countryside and past the reflective waters of Lake Forsyth and Little River. As the road climbs and curves, expansive vistas unfold, offering a striking introduction to the ancient volcanic landscapes that define Banks Peninsula.

Continuing deeper into the Peninsula, dramatic ridgelines give way to sweeping views of Akaroa Harbour and the Pacific Ocean beyond. On arrival in Akaroa, a picturesque township shaped by its French heritage, enjoy time to explore the village at a relaxed pace. Stroll along the waterfront, browse boutique shops and galleries, admire the colourful façades of historic buildings, or pause at a local café to soak up the relaxed harbour‑side atmosphere.

Step aboard a Harbour Nature Cruise to experience Akaroa from the water. This sheltered, wildlife‑rich environment is home to playful dolphins, seabirds, salmon farms and, on occasion, passing whales—offering an intimate and memorable encounter with the region’s marine life against a backdrop of dramatic volcanic cliffs.

Blending coastal beauty, French heritage, wildlife encounters and refined exploration, this private Banks Peninsula and Akaroa Day Tour showcases some of the South Island’s most captivating scenery—all within one exceptional day.

Day Sixteen

TranzAlpine Train - Christchurch to Greymouth Return - Scenic Plus

The TranzAlpine is one of the world’s great rail journeys, offering a spectacular coast‑to‑coast crossing of New Zealand’s South Island. Travelling between Christchurch and Greymouth, the train journeys through the heart of the Southern Alps, showcasing some of the country’s most dramatic and diverse landscapes.

Departing the Canterbury Plains, the route follows the braided Waimakariri River into deep alpine gorges before climbing toward Arthur’s Pass National Park. Highlights include soaring viaducts, steep mountain valleys and the famous Otira Tunnel, which carries the train beneath the Main Divide. On the western side, the scenery transforms into lush rainforest and river valleys as the train descends toward the rugged West Coast.

Scenic Plus is New Zealand’s premium rail experience. Hosted in an exclusive carriage, Scenic Plus transforms the journey into an immersive, all‑inclusive dining experience inspired by the landscapes passing outside your window.

Guests enjoy a multi‑course, regionally inspired menu, freshly prepared in a custom‑built kitchen carriage and served directly to your seat or table. Seasonal dishes showcase the flavours of New Zealand’s rural regions, complemented by a carefully curated drinks selection including local wines, craft beers, juices and barista‑made coffee. All dining and beverages are included, allowing you to relax and savour the journey at an unhurried pace.

Spacious seating, panoramic windows and skylights ensure uninterrupted views, while dedicated Scenic Plus hosts provide attentive table service, engaging storytelling and insights into the landscapes and landmarks along the route. Combining elevated dining with world‑class scenery, Scenic Plus offers a refined and memorable way to experience New Zealand’s most celebrated rail journeys.

Departs Christchurch: 8.15 am Arrives Greymouth: 1.10 pm

Departs Greymouth: 21.5 pm Arrives Christchurch: 7.00 pm

Day Seventeen

Private Christchurch City Tour

Discover the beauty, creativity and resilience of Christchurch on this private, full‑day sightseeing experience, designed to bring the city’s stories, culture and contemporary spirit vividly to life—all at a relaxed, unhurried pace.

Begin with a visit to the iconic Cardboard Cathedral, an enduring symbol of rebirth and hope. Designed by world‑renowned architect Shigeru Ban, this striking structure showcases innovative design and stands as a powerful reminder of Christchurch’s strength and vision for the future.

From here, enjoy a leisurely walk through the Christchurch Botanic Gardens, one of New Zealand’s finest public gardens. Wander peaceful pathways among native and exotic plantings, seasonal blooms and tranquil stretches of the Avon River—an oasis at the heart of the city.

Step aboard a traditional Avon River punt and glide gently along the river beneath willow trees and historic bridges. This serene experience offers a uniquely elegant perspective of Christchurch, blending heritage, nature and quiet sophistication.

Continue into the revitalised city centre to explore Christchurch’s cultural highlights, including the historic Arts Centre, Canterbury Museum, and the pastel‑hued façades of New Regent Street, now home to boutique stores and cafés.

Midway through the day, enjoy unhurried time at Riverside Market, Christchurch’s vibrant culinary hub. Browse artisan food stalls, sample local flavours, enjoy lunch at your leisure, or pick up handcrafted goods and gourmet treats—an ideal way to connect with the city’s modern food scene.

Day Eighteen

Private Transfer to Christchurch Airport Flight to Queenstown Private Transfer to Blanket Bay Lodge

4 nights Blanket Bay Lodge

Set on the secluded shores of Lake Wakatipu and surrounded by the dramatic alpine wilderness of the Southern Alps, Blanket Bay Lodge is one of New Zealand’s most celebrated luxury lodges. Located just 45 minutes from Queenstown yet feeling a world away, the lodge offers an exceptional blend of refined comfort, natural beauty and genuine Southern hospitality.

The lodge’s striking stone‑and‑timber architecture creates a classic alpine retreat, with soaring beamed ceilings, open log fireplaces and expansive windows framing lake and mountain views. Accommodation ranges from elegant lodge rooms and private chalets to the exclusive Blanket Bay Villa and Owners Residence, each offering privacy, space and understated luxury.

Blanket Bay is renowned for its immersive wilderness setting, with easy access to iconic landscapes such as Mt Aspiring National Park, Milford Sound and the Routeburn Track. Guests can enjoy a wide range of curated experiences, from scenic helicopter flights and jet boating to fly fishing, hiking and horseback riding, or simply unwind at the lodge’s spa and heated lap pool. Dining is a highlight, with a daily changing five‑course degustation menu showcasing the finest seasonal New Zealand produce and Central Otago wines.

Consistently recognised among the world’s finest luxury lodges, Blanket Bay Lodge offers an unforgettable alpine escape where adventure, relaxation and exceptional service come together in one of the most spectacular settings in Aotearoa.

Day Nineteen

Milford Sound Heli-Cruise-Heli

This luxury Heli-Cruise-Heli Ultimate experience is the pinnacle of scenic exploration, combining a breathtaking helicopter journey, boutique Milford Sound cruise, and two unforgettable alpine landings. Including the spectacular Earnslaw Burn.

Begin your day with a helicopter pick-up directly from Blanket Bay Lodge and soar over the towering peaks and deep valleys of Fiordland National Park. Pass glacial formations, ancient rainforest, and endless waterfalls before descending into the majestic Milford Sound.

Then, step aboard a boutique cruise vessel for a relaxed, small-group experience on the water. Take in uninterrupted views of sheer cliffs and pristine wilderness. Enjoy a gourmet 2-course plated lunch prepared by their onboard chef.

After the cruise, take to the skies once more for a breathtaking glacier landing. From here, you’ll be surrounded by sweeping views of Fiordland’s pristine wilderness, with the park’s highest peak on full display. And the adventure doesn’t stop there…

Next, land at Earnslaw Burn, a secluded gem few get to see. Towering waterfalls tumble from a hanging glacier, surrounded by cliffs and native bush. It’s a setting that feels almost mythical. Finish the day with a drop-off directly at Blanket Bay Lodge.

This is the ultimate Milford Sound escape — luxurious, intimate, and completely unforgettable.

Day Twenty

Wilderness Jet Experience

The Dart River Wilderness Jet Experience is a spectacular journey deep into the heart of Mt Aspiring National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage area renowned for its untouched alpine landscapes. Departing from Glenorchy at the head of Lake Wakatipu, this original and immersive jet boating adventure combines exhilarating high‑speed travel with remarkable natural beauty.

Travelling by jet boat along the braided, glacier‑fed waters of the Dart River, guests venture through remote valleys framed by ancient beech forests, snow‑capped peaks and dramatic waterfalls. This is the longest jet boat experience in the region, allowing time to truly absorb the scale and serenity of the wilderness. Throughout the journey, expert local guides share insightful commentary on Māori legends, the historic Greenstone Trail and the area’s unique ecology, bringing the landscape vividly to life.

Blending adventure with discovery, the Dart River Wilderness Jet Experience offers an authentic and unforgettable way to explore one of New Zealand’s most pristine and cinematic environments — a must‑do for travellers seeking both excitement and a deep connection to the Southern Lakes wilderness.

Day Twenty One

Queenstown Snowmobiles

The Queenstown Snowmobiles experience offers an unforgettable alpine adventure that combines the thrill of snowmobiling with the beauty of a scenic helicopter flight.

Beginning with a pick-up directly from Blanket Bay Lodge and enjoy a breathtaking flight over The Remarkables mountain range. You will be transported to a remote, snow-covered plateau accessible only by air, where a truly unique winter playground awaits.

On arrival, guests ride their own snowmobile in a small, guided group, exploring pristine alpine terrain while taking in expansive views of the Southern Alps. No prior experience is required, as professional guides provide full instruction, ensuring a safe and enjoyable journey for all riders.

The adventure continues with scenic stops for photographs before returning to Queenstown by helicopter, offering another perspective of the dramatic landscape. Combining adrenaline, exclusivity, and breathtaking scenery, this experience delivers a once‑in‑a‑lifetime way to explore New Zealand’s winter wilderness.

Day Twenty Two

Private Transfer Blanket Bay Lodge to Queenstown Airport

It's time to say goodbye - thank you for visiting us. We hope your time in Australia and New Zealand has been everything you hoped for and more, filled with unforgettable experiences and wonderful memories.

The Best of Australia & New Zealand: a Mid-Year Journey