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The Mackenzie Country's Lake Tekapo contains some of New Zealand's most picturesque and natural scenery. Teal blue lake water and chiselled mountains are amongst Mackenzie's jewels. Join Mackenzie Alpine Horse Trekking by sharing the natural beauty in one of the most natural forms of transport available, in a saddle. Choose one of our short treks from a Half hour trek for young children and nervouse beginners, 1, 2, or 3.5hr trek for the more adventurous.

Step back in time to a world of mystical trolls and mythical beasts, separated from mankind via a series of magic portals, each guarded by a trusted goblin Gate Keeper. Rumour has it that one of the portals in Hanmer has broken, after the Gate Keeper fell into a deep sleep. Mystical creatures have escaped and are roaming the streets, wreaking havoc and getting up to no good. According to an ancient legend, the power of three magic crystals is the only thing strong enough to fix a broken portal. You have 120 minutes to roam the Queen Mary grounds, find the crystals, close the portal and save the world from destruction. Humanity is depending on you.

This is your chance to enjoy off-the-beaten-track places and iconic South Island experiences with a rural flavour. You'll meet passionate farmers and growers doing what they do best as we visit some of New Zealand’s most scenic farms and regions. Diverse and spectacular scenery, wide range of interesting farms and enterprises, tasty regional food specialties, meet and travel with great people, iconic ‘Kiwi’ experiences and remote High Country overnight stay.

Manaia is home to stands of centuries old native tress, such as Kahikatea, Matai and Totara. Second growth hardwood species include Kanuka, Manuka, Manatu Kowhai, Kotukutuku, Tarata, Kawakawa, Mahoe and Puahou. With only 2% of the native bush that once covered this area remaining Manaia is a unique haven for the biodiversity of Banks Penisula. Walks through the eighteen acres range from a ten minute ramble to an hour long circumnavigation, which includes boardwalks and stunning views of the surrounding valley. Picnic by the riverside or stay overnight in the camping ground or cabins and waken to the dawn chorus of native birds. We hope hope you will take your time to enjoy this...

Join us for an evening under the stars. Our guides will take you on a tour first using the naked eye, where we discuss different stars and constellations such as the Southern Cross as you learn to navigate the night sky. Get up close with our quality Celestron electronically guided telescope. This scope is great for looking at deep sky objects that cannot be seen with the naked eye, such as the Omega Cluster, or Sombrero Galaxy. We also have our range of manual telescopes which are great for a free roam experience. Our astro binoculars work great on our lounges, where you can lie back fully and gaze up at the wonders above. Pair these with our interactive star finder and test your...

The maze is an outdoor activity set in the alpine village of Hanmer Springs. How good are you at navigating the maze walls, dead-ends and surprises around every corner? Are you feeling really nimble? Jump the stone pillar, dodge falling water while your group has a giggle and wonders if you can stay dry. Find your way out and solve the mystery of Indra. Try a round of mini-golf while you are there, just pay for a combo and get putting in our 18 hole, Gold Rush themed, mini golf. Head to the shop for chips, drinks and ice creams.

Meet New Zealand’s self drive vacations are designed to give you the best possible taste of New Zealand in the time available, while meeting the locals. Your self drive vacation will feature: A leisurely tour itinerary with two night stays at many destinations Two styles of accommodation (Quality or Superior) bed & breakfasts & hotels Your choice of near new automatic rental vehicle Flexible, daily departures Our Bed & Breakfast hosts are chosen for their high standards, friendliness, genuine interest in welcoming guests and sharing real-life New Zealand. Choose from all New Zealand, North or South Island itineraries, 9 to 26 days, all featuring New Zealand’s...

Operating since 2001, and providing high quality travel management services to groups of any size and interest, we work with a wide range of clientele from around the world and deliver an array of tours, from ‘classic’ Coach Tours, Incentive Tours and Shore Excursions to School, Sporting and other Special Interest groups. We have developed fantastic Series Tours we are happy to customise to your requests. Our experience allows us to provide unique and unforgettable itineraries with incomparable service delivery and unbeatable prices; our customers return to us with confidence.

Mercury Travel Group offers two distinctively unique type of Incentive Programs. One is our totally customized incentive programs that are created in conjunction with your company, and the other is to choose one of our very special adventure incentives which are based on set itineraries with our specialist guides. We have established strong relationships with local providers and global hotel chains that enable you to save. We strive to get the most cost-efficient rates for you but also manage efficiently all the contracts, saving you a lot of time and hassle. In addition, we are able to assist all transportation arrangements, ranging from buses, vans, and luxury car hire for VIP travel....

Methven Heliskiing is based in the remote headwaters of the Rakaia River, our terrain incorporates 3 mountain ranges and more than 250 named runs. We have runs to suit all abilities from beginner to expert.The standard "Perfect" heliski day includes 5 runs, and return transport to the helipad from Methven. The helipad is based at Glenfalloch Station, a working high country sheep station. The scenery here is stunning, featuring glaciers and dramatic peaks, with incredible views down the Main Divide to Aoraki/Mount Cook. All our guides are internationally qualified professionals. Methven Heliski is operated by Alpine Guides (Aoraki) Ltd. Flying every fine day, 01 July to 30 September.

Our tour begins in Central Christchurch at our meet and greet spot in Cathedral Square. We leave the city to head west for a short 80 minute journey to the Rakaia Gorge. Here you will be taken on a thrill seeking, fun-filled 45 minute jet boat ride with Discovery Jet up the gorge. Take in the incredible limestone cliffs towering above this unique glacial-fed braided river, throw in a few spins along the way. After jet boating we head to the town of Methven for lunch at the Historic Blue Pub. Lunch is included in the package however drinks are additional. After lunch we head to the Opuke Hot Pools and Spa. This world class complex of hot pools and tubs is the most relaxing setting with...

The chance to enjoy part of a working day on a New Zealand intergenerational family sheep farming operation in the Lake Coleridge area, one hour's drive west of Christchurch. On arrival, guests are welcomed by the family and taken on a coach or 4 wheel drive tour out onto the property where high country farming activities are viewed and explained, there is the opportunity to be amongst large flocks of sheep and view working dogs in action. The panoramic views of Mt Hutt and the Upper Rakaia Gorge visible from the property are also a feature of the tour. Excellent roading means we specialise in catering for larger groups. Visitors should allow a minimum of 2½ hours. Meals available.

A fun course suitable for the whole family - young and old. Also popular with couples, and groups of friends. Use for a team building activity for work retreats or school groups.

On your way you will see truly breath-taking scenery: Lake Tekapo, Lake Pukaki. Visit Church of Good Shepherd on the shores of Lake Tekapo before arriving at the famous Hermitage Hotel for a delicious lunch and enjoy a scenic walk in Mt. Cook National Park to see the Tasman Glacier.

This is a wilderness of ancient glaciers, azure lakes, and endless runs - across 6 mountain ranges. Mount Cook Heliski has lines to suit all levels of heli-ski ability - from our exclusive terrain in Aoraki Mount Cook National Park, to the shores of Lake Pukaki and the Ben Ohau Range. Mount Cook Heliski is professionally guided by Alpine Guides (Aoraki) Ltd and flown by The Helicopter Line. Together we pioneered New Zealand heliskiing at Mt Cook back in 1974. We specialise in small groups and private charter, with a focus on safety and great Kiwi service. Flying every fine day between 01 July and 30 September.

Famous for its all day sunshine, wide open uncrowded runs and friendly kiwi atmosphere, Mt Dobson is the ultimate skiing and boarding destination. This family owned and operated field is located on State Highway 8, the main tourist route between Christchurch and Queenstown. The gentle access road leads to a three kilometer wide basin, boasting 14 separate runs. The largest learner and intermediate area in New Zealand, huge natural halfpipe and miles of fresh untracked snow make for great skiing and boarding for all skill levels. The rolling natural terrain is easily accessed by the platter, T-Bar and Triple Chair. With a ski school, gear/clothing rental and cafe Dobson has everything...

Alpine Recreation offers a range of guided ascents and mountaineering instruction courses to suit beginners through to advanced climbers. Or maybe you are already an experienced mountaineer but want to improve safety by taking a guide for an ascent of one of our 3000m peaks. Start off with a taste of mountaineering on the 3-day Ball Pass Trek, where you'll learn how to use crampons and ice-axe, or go straight for a 5-day or 7-day climbing course. We are the only operator to have our own mountain hut in Aoraki Mount Cook National Park. Our costs include equipment and all food.

The Mt. Hay Farm experience offers an authentic glimpse into the heart of New Zealand's high-country farming. The shearing experience for Merino sheep in Tekapo offers a fascinating look into the world of high-country farming. Merino sheep are prized for their exceptionally fine and soft wool, which is highly sought after in the textile industry. The shearing process is a skilled and delicate operation, typically performed once a year to harvest the wool and ensure the sheep’s comfort. During a shearing demonstration in Tekapo, visitors can observe professional shearers at work, using traditional techniques and specialized tools to carefully remove the wool fleece in one piece.

Mt Lyford is a family owned and operated ski area cosidered a hidden mountain paradise in North Canterbury and the most coastal ski area in New Zealand. We have a brilliant terrain mix accessible from our 6 lifts. The beginners' area is super wide with a gentle pitch also with snow tubing luge, & there are ample intermediate trails with lots of wide open spaces and fun bowly terrain and very family friendly in the sun, or for the adavanced the Lower & Upper Terako rope tows offer amazing terrain taking you to the top of the mountain and amazing views of the Pacific Ocean. Front Face is a must. Parking is slope side & you can a picnic while you watch the team in the snow a real kiwi...

Immerse yourself in an interactive journey like no other, brought to you by Great Journeys New Zealand and the Court Theatre, departing from the Christchurch Railway Station. Dare to uncover the truth. Included: Indulge in a delectable chef's choice, multi-course dinner paired with beverages. Show, first course & drink commence at 5.15pm in the Christchurch Railway Station. Departs: 6pm sharp and returns at 10.30pm. When: Saturday 12th July 2025 and 16th August 2025. Book with friends or meet new ones - our tables are set for four. Help uncover the murderer in your midst.