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The tour starts in New Zealand's quirky little capital. Home of New Zealand's parliament, "The Beehive" this harbour capital is compact and full of little treasures. After bringing in the new year, journey down through the South Island for the rest of your tour. Experience a wine and cheese tasting in Blenheim, possibly spot a seal or whale in Kaikoura, unearth the mysteries of Larnach Castle, and enjoy a multitude of adventure in Queenstown before winding your way back up to Christchurch via the wild west coast. Along the way, you will be spoilt with activities, scrumptious dinners and spectacular scenery. This is one of Grand Pacific Tours Ultimate Tours and they really are fabulous, business class on wheels.  Only one departure date so reserve your spot today - New Years sorted!

Got two weeks in New Zealand and want to make them count? Then this is the trip for you. From Maori culture and the geothermal delights of Rotorua to visiting four national parks - Tongariro, Abel Tasman, Aoraki/Mount Cook and Fiordland. Enjoy an unforgettable day cruising on Milford Sound and take a spectacular scenic flight back over the alps to Queenstown.

The Grand Passage program takes you on a scenic rail journey on the Northern Explorer from the city of sails, Auckland, to the quirky culinary capital of Wellington. From here you will ferry across to the Cook Strait to the pretty seaside town of Picton, then onwards to the charming English influenced city of Christchurch journeying on the Coastal Pacific. Finally, you'll conclude this great journey on the world's most scenic train, the TranzAlpine.
This tour features three undeniably beautiful rail journeys and allows you to stay at some wonderful locations.

The ultimate coach touring experience includes the acclaimed Warbirds Over Wanaka International Airshow.  See the South Islands most iconic attractions and stunning locations as well as enjoying front row seats to one of the best aeronautical exhibits around. Depart the South Island, crossing the Cook Strait by ferry to New Zealand’s capital city, Wellington.