 Auckland
Imagine an urban environment where everyone lives within half an hour of beautiful beaches, mountain hiking trails, and a dozen enchanted holiday islands. Add a sunny climate and a passion for outstanding food, wine and shopping and you're beginning to get the picture of Auckland. The lifestyle is ranked amongst the best in the world, which is one reason to visit, the high quality enjoyment that costs so little is another.
The city itself is modern and evolving, with an infusion of new restaurants and bars, ranging from stylish outdoor cafes and brasseries to award-winning silver service restaurants. Explore the vibrant new waterfront area where chic eateries look out to the harbour and its passing parade of launches and yachts.
 Wellington
Known to many as the political and business capital of New Zealand, Wellington is a vibrant, cosmopolitan city. The beautiful harbour combines city sophistication with the intimacy of a village, jam-packed with national treasures, artistic flair and scenic beauty. It is an intimate city, yet does not lack the excitement of its larger counterparts.
Spend a day exploring the beautifully restored parliamentary buildings and the original treaty of Waitangi at the National Museum – Te Papa Tongarewa. The Museum is ideally located on Wellington’s waterfront, and you can spend hours exploring New Zealands past present and future.
 Christchurch
Christchurch and Canterbury offer fresh excitement, fresh opportunities and fresh enjoyment, each and every day. In Christchurch, New Zealand’s second largest city, the streets hum with activity. From early morning breakfast by the Avon River to all night partying on Oxford Terrace, this city has embraced the café scene. Street theatre, the International Buskers Festival and the Town Crier all add to the colour and vibrant atmosphere.
Akaroa, south of Christchurch and on the Banks Peninsula, has a European charm. At your leisure explore the romantic harbourside village, or be adventurous - the dolphin tour is a highlight. Close by, tantalise your tastebuds by sampling locally made cheeses or regional wines. Combine this with some succulent Akoroa Salmon and you can assure yourself an unforgettable experience.
Travelling west of Christchurch, head to the Aoraki Mount Cook Mackenzie region. The highlight is the natural beauty and awe inspiring Mt. Cook - Australasia's highest mountain. Mount Cook National Park offers breathtaking alpine scenery, and it is steeped in Maori Legend.
 Five day fly/drive holiday package
Rates:
- ex Sydney from $599* per adult and $471 per child
- ex Melbourne from $599 per adult and $473 per child
- ex Brisbane from $605 per adult and $475 per child
- ex Adelaide from $769 per adult and $637 per child
- ex Perth from $959 per adult and $817 per child
Inclusions:
- Return Pacific Class airfares with Air New Zealand to Auckland, Christchurch or Wellington
- Five days About New Zealand car hire, including one day free, unlimited kilometres and vehicle insurance
- All prepaid airfare taxes.
Terms and Conditions:
- Valid for sale until 30th April 2007
- Valid for travel between 15th June and 10th October 2007
- Prices for departures from other cities are available on request
- Car prices quoted are per adult, based on two adults sharing
- You will be required to pay a NZ$1,000 + GST refundable deposit when you collect your vehicle
- Packages do not include any accommodation; please ask your consultant to add in hotels or hotel passes to your quote
- Offers subject to availability
- Taxes and prices correct as at 23rd January 2007, are subject to change without notice
- Other booking conditions apply
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