A white lighthouse stands atop a rocky, grassy headland, with a pathway winding up its side. Jagged rock formations rise from the deep blue ocean to the right, under a bright blue sky with scattered white clouds.
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14 Day South Island Discovery Tour

  • Deposit From $499* pp
  • Return Flights Included
  • Small Group Tour

14-Day Fly, Stay & Small Group Tour uncovering New Zealand’s spectacular South Island, from the iconic Southern Alps to the remote deep south, including Stewart Island

Book By 30 November 2026

Select Dates Sep 27 - Apr 28

Product Code: MT-2672
14 Day South Island Discovery Tour
  • Deposit From $499* pp
  • Return Flights Included
  • Small Group Tour

14-Day Fly, Stay & Small Group Tour uncovering New Zealand’s spectacular South Island, from the iconic Southern Alps to the remote deep south, including Stewart Island

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Return International flights to Christchurch, New Zealand

Discover the spectacular beauty of New Zealand’s South Island on this immersive 14-day small group journey through dramatic alpine landscapes, rugged coastlines and remote southern islands.

Traverse the Southern Alps via Arthur’s Pass before exploring the West Coast’s lush rainforests and towering glaciers. Continue through Central Otago, where historic gold-mining towns and rolling vineyards showcase the region’s character. Take in the breathtaking scenery of Wānaka and Queenstown, then cruise the magnificent Milford Sound, surrounded by towering peaks and cascading waterfalls.

Venture by ferry to discover Stewart Island’s pristine forests, secluded bays and abundant birdlife. Experience the island’s laid-back character and enjoy lunch at the iconic South Sea Hotel, set against the backdrop of New Zealand’s remote deep south.

Follow the rugged Catlins coastline to Dunedin, discovering the city’s Scottish heritage and grand architecture. Visit New Zealand’s famous castle and cruise the Otago Peninsula, with opportunities to spot royal albatross, fur seals and other marine wildlife.

Continue north to the beautifully preserved Victorian limestone buildings of Oamaru before returning to Christchurch, completing your South Island journey.

Tour Inclusions

  • Return international flights to Christchurch
  • 13 Nights in hand-selected accommodation
  • Breakfast daily, 2 lunches and 4 dinners
  • Private deluxe coach transportation
  • Expert Tour Leader from Day 2 to 14
  • Sightseeing and admissions as per itinerary
  • Small group with a maximum 24 passengers

Tour Highlights

  • Traverse the spectacular Southern Alps via Arthur’s Pass
  • Discover the West Coast’s ancient rainforests and towering glaciers
  • Visit picturesque Lake Matheson, famed for its mountain reflections
  • Journey through the scenic Haast Pass and its dramatic alpine landscapes
  • Explore Central Otago’s historic gold-mining towns and rolling vineyards
  • Enjoy Kiwi hospitality with a traditional tavern lunch in Central Otago
  • Wine tasting at Carrick Winery in beautiful Bannockburn
  • Take in the stunning lakeside scenery of Wānaka and Queenstown
  • Cruise the majestic Milford Sound beneath towering peaks and cascading waterfalls
  • Explore Bluff and Invercargill, gateway towns to New Zealand’s deep south
  • Discover secluded bays, beaches and wildlife on the remote Stewart Island
  • Enjoy lunch at South Sea Hotel, one of New Zealand’s southernmost pubs
  • Journey along the remote Catlins coastline, known for its wild and rugged scenery
  • Discover Dunedin’s Scottish heritage and enjoy morning tea at Larnach Castle
  • Cruise the Otago Peninsula in search of royal albatross, fur seals and more
  • Visit the mysterious Moeraki Boulders and Oamaru’s Victorian architecture
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Your Itinerary

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Arrive Christchurch

Welcome to New Zealand! Your South Island adventure begins in Christchurch, known as the Garden City for its beautiful parks, leafy avenues and charming heritage buildings.
On arrival, make your way to your hotel and settle in. Depending on your flight arrival time, you may like to explore the nearby Botanic Gardens, wander through the popular Riverside Market or simply relax before your journey through the South Island begins.

Note: Christchurch Airport transfers are not included. Taxis and shuttles are readily available outside the arrivals hall.

Meals: None

 
Christchurch - Arthurs Pass - Franz Josef

Today brings your first taste of the South Island’s spectacular scenery as you travel across the Canterbury Plains and into the magnificent Southern Alps.
Follow the alpine route through Arthur’s Pass National Park, where dramatic mountain peaks, deep valleys and braided rivers create an unforgettable journey. Keep an eye out for the cheeky kea, New Zealand’s curious alpine parrot.

As you descend towards the West Coast, the scenery transforms into lush rainforest and rugged coastline. Stop in Hokitika, a historic gold-mining town renowned for its pounamu (greenstone), before continuing south to Franz Josef, surrounded by rainforest and the towering mountains of glacier country.

Meals: Breakfast

 
Franz Josef - Lake Wanaka - Cromwell

Today’s journey showcases the incredible diversity of the South Island, from ancient glaciers and temperate rainforest to alpine lakes and rugged mountain scenery.

Travel south through glacier country, with an opportunity to visit beautiful Lake Matheson, famous for its mirror-like reflections of Aoraki/Mount Cook and Mount Tasman on calm days.

Continue along the wild West Coast before turning inland through the magnificent Haast Pass. This spectacular route winds through dense native forest, past cascading waterfalls and alongside pristine mountain rivers.

Emerging from the mountains, discover the sparkling waters of Lake Wānaka and enjoy time in this charming lakeside town before continuing to Cromwell, in the heart of Central Otago.

Meals: Breakfast & Dinner

 
Central Otago

Step back in time as you explore the historic heart of Central Otago, a region of rugged landscapes, golden hills and fascinating gold-rush history.

Travel through picturesque countryside and discover historic settlements including Clyde, Ophir, St Bathans and Naseby. Once bustling with gold prospectors, these towns retain much of their old-world character, with heritage buildings and country roads offering a glimpse into another era.

One of today’s highlights is lunch at the historic Chatto Creek Tavern, a classic Central Otago country pub known for its warm welcome and traditional hospitality.

To complete the ultimate Central Otago experience, finish the day with a wine tasting at beautiful Carrick Winery in Bannockburn. Set among organic vineyards with sweeping views over the Bannockburn Inlet and surrounding mountains, it’s the perfect place to relax, savour the region’s celebrated wines and reflect on a memorable day before returning to Cromwell.

Meals: Breakfast & Lunch

 
Cromwell - Arrowtown - Queenstown

Farewell Cromwell this morning as you travel towards Queenstown, one of New Zealand’s most spectacular alpine destinations.

Along the way, visit charming Arrowtown, a beautifully preserved gold-mining settlement nestled beneath the surrounding mountains. Wander its historic streets, browse boutique shops and cafés, and discover the stories of the early gold rush.

Continue to Queenstown, where the dramatic Remarkables mountain range rises above the sparkling waters of Lake Whakatipu.

The afternoon is yours to enjoy. Take a lakeside stroll, explore the lively waterfront or simply relax and admire the remarkable mountain scenery.

Meals: Breakfast

 
Queenstown Free Day

Wake to the beautiful alpine scenery of Queenstown, with a full day to explore this remarkable destination at your own pace.

For those wanting to experience more of the region, there are plenty of optional activities to choose from. Take a scenic cruise aboard the historic TSS Earnslaw, ride the Skyline Gondola for panoramic views across Lake Whakatipu or explore the region’s renowned wineries.

Alternatively, enjoy a relaxed lunch overlooking the lake, browse Queenstown’s boutique shops and waterfront cafés or discover one of the many nearby walking trails.

Whether you choose adventure or relaxation, today is yours to enjoy.

Meals: Breakfast

 
Queenstown - Te Anau

Leave Queenstown behind as you journey south through beautiful high-country landscapes towards Fiordland, one of New Zealand’s most treasured wilderness regions.

Travel alongside Lake Whakatipu, with the dramatic Remarkables mountain range providing a spectacular backdrop, before continuing through rolling farmland and mountain valleys to the peaceful lakeside town of Te Anau.

Known as the gateway to Fiordland National Park, Te Anau sits beside New Zealand’s second-largest lake and is surrounded by some of the country’s most pristine natural landscapes.

This afternoon, enjoy time to explore the lakefront or consider an optional visit to the fascinating Te Anau Glowworm Caves.

Meals: Breakfast & Dinner

 
Milford Sound Cruise

Today is one of the great highlights of your South Island journey.

Travel deep into Fiordland National Park along the spectacular Milford Road, passing mirror-like lakes, ancient beech forests, towering mountain peaks and dramatic alpine valleys.

On arrival at Milford Sound, board your scenic cruise and journey beneath the towering cliffs of this magnificent fiord. Marvel at the iconic Mitre Peak, cascading waterfalls and rainforest-covered mountains that rise almost vertically from the water.

Keep watch for New Zealand fur seals resting along the rocky shoreline and, with a little luck, dolphins or penguins that occasionally visit these sheltered waters.

Experience the remarkable scenery of Milford Sound from the water before returning to Te Anau this afternoon.

Meals: Breakfast

 
Te Anau - Invercargill

Today your journey takes you further south towards the rugged coastline and wide-open landscapes of Southland.

Travel through the rolling countryside to Tuatapere, one of New Zealand’s most south-westerly settlements, before continuing to historic Riverton, affectionately known as the Riviera of the South.

Continue to Bluff, where the famous signpost at Stirling Point marks the southern end of State Highway 1. From here, look across Foveaux Strait towards Stewart Island, your destination tomorrow.

Arrive in Invercargill, a city known for its wide streets, historic architecture and warm southern hospitality. Enjoy dinner together as you prepare for your adventure further south.

Meals: Breakfast & Dinner

 
Stewart Island Experience

Today, venture across Foveaux Strait by ferry to Stewart Island/Rakiura, New Zealand’s southernmost inhabited island and one of the country’s most remarkable natural treasures.

With much of the island protected within Rakiura National Park, Stewart Island is a place of pristine forests, sheltered bays, beautiful beaches and abundant birdlife. Life here moves at a wonderfully relaxed pace, offering a glimpse of New Zealand far removed from the bustle of everyday life.

Join a guided tour to discover the island’s fascinating history, local stories and beautiful coastal scenery. Explore the charming settlement of Oban, enjoy views across secluded bays and learn about the people and wildlife that make this remote island so special.

Keep an eye out for native birdlife along the way, with Stewart Island renowned for its rich natural environment.

One of today’s highlights is lunch at the iconic South Sea Hotel, overlooking Halfmoon Bay. Enjoy a relaxed meal with your fellow travellers at one of New Zealand’s southernmost pubs before returning by ferry to Bluff and continuing to Invercargill.

Meals: Breakfast & Lunch

 
Invercargill - Catlins - Dunedin

Today, discover the rugged beauty of the southern coastline as you journey towards Dunedin, travelling through landscapes shaped by the powerful Southern Ocean.

The Catlins is one of New Zealand’s most unspoilt coastal regions, renowned for its dramatic headlands, secluded beaches, native forests and remarkable wildlife.

Along the way, enjoy opportunities to take in the scenery and keep watch for New Zealand fur seals, sea lions and coastal birdlife. Depending on conditions and sightings, you may also be fortunate enough to encounter some of the region’s rare penguins.

Continue north towards Dunedin, a city with a distinctly Scottish character. Founded by Scottish settlers, Dunedin is celebrated for its grand Victorian and Edwardian architecture, historic buildings and strong cultural heritage.

Meals: Breakfast

 
Larnach Castle & Otago Peninsula

Today brings together the remarkable heritage and wildlife of the Otago Peninsula.

Begin with a guided visit to magnificent Larnach Castle, New Zealand’s only castle. Built in the 1870s, this beautifully restored historic home offers a fascinating glimpse into the lives of its early residents, with grand interiors, intricate craftsmanship and spectacular gardens overlooking Otago Harbour.

Enjoy morning tea as part of your castle experience before continuing your exploration of the peninsula.

Later, board the Monarch Wildlife Cruise for a memorable journey along the spectacular Otago coastline. The waters surrounding Taiaroa Head are home to an extraordinary variety of marine wildlife, including the magnificent northern royal albatross. With their enormous wingspans, these graceful seabirds are an unforgettable sight as they soar above the ocean.

Keep watch for New Zealand fur seals resting on the rocky shoreline, along with other seabirds and, if you’re fortunate, penguins or sea lions.

Return to Dunedin with the evening free to explore the city’s restaurants and enjoy its distinctive Scottish charm.

Meals: Breakfast

 
Dunedin - Oamaru - Christchurch

Farewell Dunedin this morning as you journey north along the eastern coastline towards Christchurch.

Along the way, stop to discover the remarkable Moeraki Boulders, a collection of enormous spherical stones scattered along the beach. Formed millions of years ago, these fascinating geological formations are one of the South Island’s most unusual natural attractions.

Continue through the historic town of Oamaru, renowned for its beautifully preserved Victorian limestone buildings and charming heritage precinct.

As you travel north, the landscape opens into the fertile Canterbury Plains, with the distant Southern Alps providing a magnificent backdrop.

Arrive in Christchurch this afternoon, where your South Island journey began nearly two weeks ago. Tonight, come together for a special farewell dinner, sharing stories and favourite moments from your journey.

Meals: Breakfast & Dinner

 
Depart Christchurch

Enjoy a final breakfast before saying farewell to your Tour Leader and fellow travellers.

Take home wonderful memories, new friendships and a deeper appreciation of the natural beauty, history and hospitality that make New Zealand such a special place.

Note: Christchurch Airport transfers are not included. The hotel can assist with arranging a taxi or shuttle to meet your departure flight.

Meals: Breakfast

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Important Info Open All

Price based on tours starting:

  • 2 September 2027
  • 7 October 2027
  • 20 April 2028
  • 27 April 2028

Extra charges apply for:

  • 2 March 2028 ($100pp)
  • 9 March 2028 ($100pp)
  • 23 March 2028 ($100pp)
  • 6 April 2028 ($100pp)
  • 13 April 2028 ($200pp)

Travel Seasons for this Itinerary

September – November

Spring brings fresh greenery, blooming wildflowers and snow-capped mountain scenery across the South Island. Temperatures gradually warm, making it a lovely time to explore the Southern Alps, visit the West Coast and enjoy the lakeside towns of Wānaka and Queenstown.

December – February

Summer offers warmer temperatures, long daylight hours and excellent conditions for exploring the South Island’s diverse landscapes. Enjoy scenic drives through the Southern Alps, cruise Milford Sound, discover Stewart Island and take in the region’s spectacular lakes, coastlines and walking trails.

March – April

Autumn brings crisp mornings, comfortable daytime temperatures and beautiful golden colours across Central Otago. The vineyards, historic gold-mining towns and lakeside scenery around Cromwell, Arrowtown and Queenstown are particularly picturesque, making this a wonderful time to explore the South Island.

Price based on departing from Brisbane, Melbourne, Sydney

Extra charges apply for:

  • Adelaide ($200pp)
  • Perth ($600pp)

Itinerary
Our multi-stop tours in New Zealand are meticulously planned to highlight the awe-inspiring landscapes and cultural diversity of each region. Each day presents a varied schedule, featuring scenic coach journeys necessary for reaching certain destinations. This tour provides a perfect balance of guided sightseeing and leisure time, allowing you to fully engage with the magnificent scenery and vibrant local culture.

Pace
The pace of this tour is moderate. The tour covers several regions in New Zealand and involves some early starts and some long travel days.

Fitness
A moderate level of fitness is required. You are required to move about unassisted, including boarding and exiting/disembarking vehicles and other forms of transportation, walking up and down flights of stairs, and navigating occasional uneven or steep terrain.
This trip is not suitable for travellers requiring a wheelchair, mobility scooter, or specialised facilities. Other walking aids may be permitted if you are able to move independently and keep pace with the group. Please note there will be a fair amount of walking, and some locations will have stairs. If you have any health concerns, let us know when booking so we can help confirm if this trip is suitable for you.

Transfers
Airport transfers are NOT included.

Enjoy 13 nights in comfortable 3.5 to 4-star hotels, selected for their location, quality and convenience throughout your South Island group tour journey.

Your accommodation will be in hotels such as:

  • Cotswold Christchurch Hotel or similar
  • Scenic Hotel Franz Josef or similar
  • Harvest Hotel, Cromwell or similar
  • Mercure Queenstown Resort or similar
  • Distinction Luxmore Hotel, Te Anau or similar
  • Distinction Invercargill Hotel or similar
  • Scenic Hotel Dunedin City or similar

Please note: Hotels listed are indicative and subject to change. Your confirmed hotel list will be provided with your final travel documentation, no later than 30 days before departure.

A single supplement from $2000*pp is payable in addition to the twin share price for solo occupancy.

Exclusions
Meals not stated, beverages, airport transfers, optional programs, travel insurance (strongly recommended), tipping, personal expenses and anything not explicitly specified are at your own expense.

Payment
A first deposit from $499 per person is required to secure your booking. A second deposit (partial payment) is due 10 months before departure – the amount to be advised at the time of booking. The final balance will be due 5 months before departure. Full payment is due at the time of booking for departures within 5 months.

Pace
The pace of this tour is moderate. The tour covers several regions in New Zealand and involves some early starts and some long travel days – see the itinerary for an indication of the day by day travels on the premium coach. One to two nights at each destination is standard. Scheduled free days allow some downtime, or alternatively, you have the flexibility to explore further and book optional sightseeing (at your own expense).

Tipping
Tipping in New Zealand is not mandatory however it is recommended as a gesture of appreciation for the service provided by your Tour Leader/local guides.

Triple Share
Triple share is not available.

Extra Accommodation
Unfortunately, pre and post group tour accommodation is not available. You may wish to book your own pre and post tour accommodation however, the group hotels are finalised no later than 30 days prior to departure.

Child
This tour is best enjoyed by adult travellers and is not suitable for children under 8 years of age. Children 8 years and above are subject to the adult price and must be accompanied by an adult.

Price
Surcharges may apply for select travel periods and departure cities. Prices are correct at time of publication and are subject to availability, change, cancellation or withdrawal without notice. All prices are in Australian dollars per person twin share unless stated otherwise.

Amendment
Changes for any reason will incur a fee of $110 per person per change in addition to any travel service provider fees.

Cancellation
Cancellation for any reason will incur a fee of $550 per person in addition to any travel service provider fees. Travel service provider fees for the tour and air components of the package are dependent on the date of the change or cancellation as follows:

  • 0-29 days before departure 100% of the tour fee and 100% of the air fee will apply
  • 30-60 days before departure 65% of the tour fee and 100% of the air fee will apply
  • 61-99 days before departure 50% of the tour fee and 100% of the air fee will apply
  • 100-180 days before departure 30% of the tour fee and 100% of the air fee will apply
  • 181+ days before departure 10% of the tour fee and 100% of the air fee will apply

Airfares are generally non-refundable but any refundable ticket taxes will be returned. Full details of the change and cancellation fees is outlined in the Terms & Conditions available on our website

Deviation
Any request to deviate from the original dates or routing, including early arrival and extending your stay, is subject to a flight deviation fee from $150 per person plus applicable airfare and tax difference. Packaged tour extensions are not subject to the deviation fee (applicable airfare and tax difference may still apply) if booked according to the original advertised dates and routing.

Passport
For international travel, each customer must provide a copy of the passport photo page at the time of booking. It is the responsibility of the customer to ensure all names are full names exactly matched to the passport with six months validity beyond trip completion. The customer is liable for all fees due to incorrect names, invalid passport information and expired passports.

Visa
A visa is generally not required for Australian passport holders visiting New Zealand for the purpose of short-term tourism, however, this policy is subject to change without notice. Visa requirements for each origin and destination country are the responsibility of the customer to check and obtain (if required) with the local consulate or embassy. The customer is liable for all visa application costs and fees due to the failure to obtain the required travel documents.

Health
It is the responsibility of the customer to check and comply with the health, vaccination, COVID-19 and immigration requirements of each origin and destination country, and health requirements imposed by air, tour, cruise and accommodation providers. Vaccinations, testing and quarantine costs are the expense of the customer. Comprehensive travel insurance with COVID-19 coverage is strongly recommended.

Baggage
Each person is entitled to a strict maximum of one bag not exceeding 20kg on tour, superseding any other baggage allowance. Excess baggage is not permitted. You are strongly encouraged to pack lightly. An additional light day bag or backpack is permitted on the coach. Porterage is not included, and you are required to carry your own bags. Luggage and personal effects are your own risk, and we hold no liability for lost or damaged belongings.

Transfers
Airport transfers are not included.

Meals
Breakfast is offered by the accommodation and is typically buffet style. There are limited vegetarian, vegan, gluten-free and lactose-free options. For meals not included, you will be taken to places with options where possible. Please notify us at the time of booking of any special dietary requirements and allergies. We endeavour to pass on your dietary requirements but cannot guarantee that they can be met as certain choices may be limited or not catered for. You are required to reconfirm dietary requests with your Tour Guide whilst on tour.

Accommodation
All hotel rooms will feature either a twin room (two single beds) or a double room (1 double bed). All bedding requests cannot be guaranteed however all special requests should be made known at time of booking. All rooms are lead-in category or run of house unless otherwise specified. Hotel names mentioned are indicative and subject to change, with final group tour hotels being confirmed on your final documentation. All hotel ratings are local or self-ratings provided by the supplier. The standard check-in time is from 3pm and check-out is prior to 10am.

International Flights
Flights are booked approximately 8 to 10 months prior to departure. The flights included in your package are based on a specific predetermined airfare allowance. Should there be a significant increase in airfares, fuel levies, taxes or government fees at the time of booking flights, then an airfare supplement may be imposed. The flights team will discuss options with you prior to ticketing, should this situation arise. Flights may not operate daily or directly to your destination. No show of any flight sectors will result in the automatic cancellation of all onward flights by the airline.

Fuel
In the unlikely event of a significant increase in fuel costs levied by third-party air, land and cruise transportation operators before travel, a fuel supplement may be passed on to the customer.

Small Group Size
You will meet like-minded travellers on tour and may even make lifelong friends. This holiday will proceed with a minimum group size of 10 passengers and a maximum group size of 24 passengers. If the tour does not operate, you will be offered a credit.

Optional Tours
Optional tours are available for those wishing to explore further during their journey. These experiences are operated by our local supplier, with a list of available options provided while on tour. All optional tours are subject to availability, scheduling, weather conditions and minimum participant numbers.

Stewart Island Ferry & Weather Conditions
Please note that ferry services to Stewart Island are subject to weather conditions and operational requirements, including scheduled maintenance. If ferry services are disrupted, your itinerary may be adjusted, with travel by air substituted where possible or the Stewart Island visit omitted if necessary. Your Tour Leader will advise you of any changes and alternative arrangements.

Itinerary
The operating schedule and itinerary may be impacted without notice by adverse weather, seasonal factors, closures, local conditions, COVID-19 or other factors beyond our control including force majeure. If attractions are not available due to reasons beyond our control such as closures or adverse weather, alternatives will be provided where possible. The itinerary and its order, sightseeing and transportation may be adjusted as deemed appropriate by the operator for optimum safety, enjoyment and operation. Any reference to ‘optional’, ‘not included’ or ‘exclusions/excluded’ means at your own expense.

Breakaway
Customers must remain with the tour group at all times and must not leave the tour unless written approval is provided before departure.

Documentation
Final documentation will be emailed 30 days prior to departure which includes a final hotel list, return flight itinerary and invoice with day by day itinerary.

Travel Insurance
Travel insurance is not included and is strongly recommended. Ask our holiday experts for great coverage options.

Force Majeure
Force majeure means any natural disaster, accident, fire, act of God, act of war, terrorism, legally binding judgment, injunction, action of a court or other relevant authority, emergency, unplanned repairs, maintenance, strike, industrial dispute, work ban, blockade or picketing, travel ban, pandemic, epidemic or outbreak of infectious disease, or other event beyond our reasonable direct or indirect control. In case of force majeure or other extraordinary event that prevents safe travel, the supplier reserves the right to adjust, postpone or cancel the trip.


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