
New Zealand Small-Group Tour from India — 11 Days
An 11-day New Zealand small-group tour from India — Auckland, geothermal Rotorua, the fjords of Milford Sound and adventure capital Queenstown.
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An 11-day New Zealand small-group tour from India — Auckland, geothermal Rotorua, the fjords of Milford Sound and adventure capital Queenstown.
Discover New Zealand's breathtaking diversity on this 11-day small-group journey from India, travelling from the North Island to the South Island. Experience the geothermal wonders of Rotorua, explore the Waitomo glowworm caves and immerse yourself in Māori culture, cross Cook Strait by ferry, gaze over Lake Tekapo, cruise the fjords of Milford Sound and ride the gondola in Queenstown — all at an unhurried pace.
Welcome to Aotearoa. Arrive in Auckland and transfer to your hotel to rest. In the evening, visit the Sky Tower, the city's tallest landmark, for 360-degree views over the skyline and harbours from 328 metres up.
Cross the Auckland Harbour Bridge and head south to the Waitomo Glowworm Caves, where a guided boat ride glides beneath thousands of glowing lights. Continue to Rotorua, New Zealand's geothermal heartland.
Start at the Agrodome for a light-hearted look at New Zealand farm life. Then explore Te Puia, with its bubbling mud pools, silica terraces and the Pohutu Geyser, and see Māori carving and weaving at the Arts & Crafts Institute.
Drive south with a stop at Lake Taupō, the country's largest lake, formed by an ancient volcanic eruption. Watch the landscape change on the way to Wellington, the capital, where the evening is at leisure.
Sail across the Cook Strait and through the Marlborough Sounds, one of New Zealand's most beautiful waterways. From Picton, board the Coastal Pacific scenic train past vineyards and ocean views to Christchurch.
Visit the International Antarctic Centre, then cross the heart of the South Island to Lake Tekapo and the little Church of the Good Shepherd. Arrive in Twizel, surrounded by alpine landscapes and star-filled skies.
Travel past the turquoise waters of Lake Pukaki, famous for its mountain reflections, and over the scenic Lindis Pass to Queenstown on Lake Wakatipu. The evening is free to enjoy the lakeside town.
Ride the Skyline Gondola for sweeping views over the lake and mountains, with an optional luge ride at the top. Later, enjoy a jet boat ride through narrow river canyons.
Set off early through the dramatic scenery of Fiordland National Park to Milford Sound. Cruise the fjord past waterfalls and sheer cliffs, then continue to the peaceful lakeside town of Te Anau.
Drive to Dunedin, arriving in the afternoon. The city is known for its Scottish heritage and Victorian architecture, and the rest of the day is free to explore the centre at your own pace.
Visit Larnach Castle on the Otago Peninsula, then stop at the Moeraki Boulders on the coast. Continue to Christchurch for a final evening before your transfer to the airport for the flight home.
On or before 30 June 2026: full refund of the advance paid 1 July – 30 September 2026: 50% of the tour cost retained After 30 September 2026: 100% of the tour cost retained Cancellation charges on issued air tickets apply as per the airline's ticket rules. Visa fees, once applied, are non-refundable.
On confirmation: NZD 2,500 per person Balance: remaining tour cost, on or before 15 August 2026 Bookings made after 15 August 2026: full tour cost payable on confirmation, non-refundable GST and TCS are charged extra, as applicable.
Late spring brings around 15–22°C by day on the North Island and 12–20°C on the South Island, with cooler nights. The weather can change quickly and Milford Sound is often wet, so a waterproof jacket and layers are essential.
Yes. Indian citizens need a New Zealand visitor visa, which is applied for online. Holding a US, UK or Schengen visa does not exempt you. Visa fees are included in your tour price, and we guide you through the application after booking.
International airfare is not included, so you can fly from the city that suits you. The price includes: hotels with daily breakfast; meals as listed in the itinerary; the Cook Strait ferry and the Coastal Pacific train; visa fees, transfers, excursions and entrance fees; travel insurance up to age 69. GST (5%) and TCS are extra.
Easy to moderate. Walking is mostly during city sightseeing and short stops such as Rotorua's geothermal boardwalks and lakeside paths, at a relaxed pace. There are no long hikes: the Waitomo glowworms are seen from a boat, Milford Sound from a cruise, and Queenstown's adventure activities are optional.
Between 10 and 16 travellers.
Absolutely. We can try to match you with a same-gender room-share. If you'd prefer a room to yourself, the single supplement is NZD 1,800.
Yes, for travellers up to age 69. If you are 70 or older, we help you arrange separate cover.
Yes. New Zealand is easy for vegetarians. Tell us your needs when you book and we brief our hotels and restaurants.
Easy to moderate. Walking is mostly during city sightseeing and short stops such as Rotorua's geothermal boardwalks, lakeside paths and the Waitomo glowworm caves (seen by boat), always at a relaxed pace. There are no long hikes, and Queenstown's adventure activities (jet boat, luge) are optional. The Cook Strait ferry and Milford Sound cruise can be choppy, so bring motion-sickness tablets if you are prone to it.
Nov–Mar: 20–28°C in North Island, 15–25°C in South Island. Mountain weather changes rapidly — pack layers. Rain gear essential for Milford Sound.