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| Come with us while we take you on some awesome New Zealand activities on our New Zealand Adventure Odyssey trip.
Over 14 days we will take you Sailing, 4 Wheel Driving, Caving, Native Bird Watching, Rafting, Jet boating, Sea Kayaking, Glacier Walking, Hiking, drop you on an active volcano and introduce you to the Maori culture! Plus lots more! You will dine in some stunning locations, and get to taste our world-class wines. To ensure a good nights sleep we have hunted out some great locations for you to lay your head, so you will be fresh and rearing to go in the morning. Don't fret about not being able to do the activities; our multi-activity holidays are pitched at the beginner to intermediate. If you want to give something a miss, then that's cool as well - we will do our best to find you something else to do instead. Departures alternate between Auckland and Christchurch, with tours starting on Mondays and ending at Sunday lunchtime. Does this sound like the adventure vacation for you? "It was great to have a small group, a knowledgeable and accommodating guide and a comfortable bus." - Caroline Tustian, Oxford, U.K. | ||||||
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A 13 day 'active' holiday of New Zealand, designed for you to see and actively particpate in a number of activities at your level!
Enjoy meeting New Zealander's in their own home, often over a cup of tea. Spend the programmed two night stays to allow the pace of the trip to meet your expectations, and above be shown the best of our magnificent country. We provide you with the chance to challenge yourself with new adventures within the safety net of the presence of our trained guides and set at your own comfortable pace. Take the opportunity to try activities you may not have experienced before. Take the helm of our yacht on Auckland Harbour, paddle with your companion in the stable two person sea kayaks on Marlborough Sounds or enjoy crunching up a glacier on a line of steps hewn out for us by our own experienced guide. Our trip is about fulfilling dreams, meeting locals on their own ground and gaining an insight into the New Zealand culture especially with its Maori heritage.
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