South Island Holiday

Südinsel Urlaub | Package Offers 2018

Are you looking for holiday packages for the South Island? We' re currently unable to find any on-line holiday offers on the South Island, but one of our travel professionals can help you find what you're looking for! Please do not hesitate to contact us or call us on 0800 24 35 44. In a breathtaking homage to the powers of the earth, the Southern Alps vault over the ridge of the South Island.

Nelson and Marlborough have the most sunny and fine wine-growing area in New Zealand. The adrenaline and adventurous tourists fill up the south Queenstown. Gastronomy, winegrowing and natural enthusiasts will find sky discs everywhere, but whatever you can imagine, add Fiordland to your route.

Cristchurch has an internatinal airfield, so you can come from anywhere. Dining is gorgeous, the hospitableness hot and wherever you put your mind - in a wild campsite or on the feathers of 5-star cushions - you will be dreaming of a nice country just to enter directly when you awake.

Self-propelled South Island

The 9 days landscape tour gives you a marvellous insight into the miracles of nature on the South Island. Explore the two major towns of Christchurch and Dunedin, Lake Tekapo and Mt Cook National Park and Milford Sound. Queenstown's thrills and adventures before headin' off further to the West Coast Glacier area.

Take the world-famous Tranz Alpine Schenic Railway across the Southern Alps back to Christchurch. The perfect end to your holiday on the South Island. You start this trip with a beautiful view of the Pacific Ocean when you head south from Christchurch. At Dunedin you have plenty of free game viewing opportunities on the Otago Peninsula, then continue along the coast of Catlins to the bottom of the South Island.

To the west of the island there is a scenic tour of the famed Milford Sound, the stunning West Coast Road on the Tasman Sea and the notable Punakaiki Pancake Rocks. South Island's tip takes in the tranquil water of Abel Tasman National Park and the Marlborough Sound before returning to the Pacific.

On this 9 days trip you will visit the South Island iconic islands, with additional overnight stays in Fiordland and Queenstown you will have plenty of opportunity to experience the charm of each city. A 14-days trip to the best hikes and adventure on the South Island, visiting 5 national parks and many other prominent wildlife areas.

Start and finish in the'adventure capital' Queenstown This extensive South Island tour includes a visit to every South Island, from Milford Sound, Mt Cook National Park, Christchurch and Akaroa, Kaikoura, Abel Tasman National Park and Nelson, Hanmer Springs and the West Coast Glaciers. This panoramic 8-day tour is one of our most favourite trips, giving you a wonderful'taste' of the South Island's beautiful and varied scenery.

Explore the two biggest towns of Christchurch and Dunedin, Lake Tekapo and Mt Cook National Park, the gate to Fiordland National Park, Te Anau. Queenstown's thrills and adventures before headin' off further to the West Coast Glacier area. Take the world-famous Tranz Alpine Schenic Railway across the Southern Alps back to Christchurch.

An appropriate end for your'taste of the south'. Beginning in Christchurch, travel to the district of Mackenzie to Mt Cook. Mt Cook continues south via Queenstown to Te Anau. You can take the opportunity to take the breathtaking Milford Road back from Te Anau and arrive at Milford Sounds for a picturesque eco-tour.

The next morning you drive through Southland to Otago and stop in Dunedin before returning to Christchurch. Explore the South Island Icon Gallery, with additional overnight stays in Christchurch, Fiordland and Queenstown to explore the charm of each city. Start with a trip through the Southern Alps mountain range and the blue water of the Alps before reaching Mt Cook National Park.

We continue to Te Anau, the gate to Fiordland National Park. Discover the unspoilt wildlife on a Milford Sound natural tour. Queenstown, the adventure capital, gives you plenty of opportunity to experience the countryside and never-ending activity before you return to Christchurch via the beautiful West Coast glaciers.

Explore the less studied High South Island, home to an astonishing fauna that includes cetacean life in Kaikoura and the charming seals in Abel Tasman National Reserve. At Blenheim, try the region's most famous exporter, Marlborough Sauvignon Blanc, before driving to the West Coast and Punakaiki Rocks. You' ll be returning to Christchurch via Arthur's Pass National Parks, an astonishing place to explore New Zealand's unspoilt nature, which includes the sassy Kea, which is a regular sight in the area.