The ultimate Guided Walk experience. 8 days / 7 nights starting with the Milford Track then overnighting at the Te Anau Hotel & Villas (with room only) before joining the Routeburn Walk finishing in Queenstown.

See also Milford Track Guided Walk and Routeburn Guided Walk for more details.

Abel Tasman National Park is located in the north western corner of the South Island with easy access from Nelson. The track passes through unspoiled native forest largely following the coastline, giving frequent views of gently curved beaches of golden sand separated by rocky headlands. This is an enchanted coast with delightful waterfalls spilling into tranquil lagoons and streams trickling through rocks to the sea. The water is clear and clean, home to a wide variety of fish as well as dolphins, penguins and seals.

The Abel Tasman National Park is renowned for it’s kayaking, which is easy and requires very little strength or skill. Double kayaks are used for stability and the advantage of having two people share the paddling effort. Guides provide full training and travel with you to explore the Park’s protected coastline, the myriad of bays and lagoons. Below is a three day sea kayaking and walking itinerary and a fi ve day option is also available. Kayaking is optional on these trips and if you’re not enjoying the experience you are welcome to join the walkers or travel in one of the launches.

Abel Tasman National Park is located in the north western corner of the South Island with easy access from Nelson. The track passes through unspoiled native forest largely following the coastline, giving frequent views of gently curved beaches of golden sand separated by rocky headlands. This is an enchanted coast with delightful waterfalls spilling into tranquil lagoons and streams trickling through rocks to the sea. The water is clear and clean, home to a wide variety of fish as well as dolphins, penguins and seals.

The wild West Coast is not to be missed! Explore the spectacular scenery by bike, bus and on foot as you journey from Queenstown to Christchurch. The lush rainforests are reached after an exhilarating swoop down Haast Pass out of the tussocklands of Otago. On the mainly flat, forest edged roads, pass through the spectacular coastline with its high cliffs and crashing seas. This can only be described as cycling at its best. Famous for its rainforest and grinding glaciers that have advanced to within 200 metres of sea level, the scenery is simply stunning. Past glaciation and the work of the Alpine Fault have sculptured a beautiful landscape hard to imagine. Crunch across the icy surface of the mighty Fox Glacier as it grinds to the coast. Each night we enjoy the memories from the comfort of our lodge, or motels with our hosts and fellow riders. Finally we emerge at the top of Arthurs Pass ready to join the Tranz Alpine train for a comfortable and relaxing ride into Christchurch.

The Stewart Island Track is a five day, four night all inclusive guided walk that starts in Riverton on the south coast of the South Island, spends three nights on Stewart Island and the Rakiura National Park and returns to the city of Invercargill. As well as the guided walk, the experience includes return scenic flights across Foveaux Strait, river travel by water taxi, sea kayaking, the Ulva Island bird sanctuary and time to explore Halfmoon Bay. The highlight of this adventure will be the opportunity to see the rare Stewart Island Kiwi, or Tokoeka, one of the only places to see New Zealand’s national bird in it’s natural environment.

Step back in time to New Zealand’s rural past and join us on this cycle delight. The route follows the old Maniototo rail line from Clyde in central Otago to Middlemarch. Our cycling tour ends with one of the world's great train trips as we travel on the spectacular Taieri Gorge railway into Dunedin. Start with us from Christchurch or Queenstown and finish either back in Christchurch or Dunedin. This trip is not just about the cycling but rather exploring the many small towns and abandoned gold diggings and meeting local inhabitants. Along the way we will even try our hand at the ancient art of curling (bowls on ice) if you are lucky with your timing.

This 9 night/10 day discovery trek through the Southern Alps is a must for the slightly more active walker. Start your trail of hikes with walks on the foothills of the Southern Alps and overnight on edge of Arthur's Pass National Park. Kayak on the quiet lagoons with rare birds and beautiful views of the Southern Alps. Walk amongst the mighty West Coast glaciers with views into the vast glacier cirques. Take a short flight into a remote valley and experience the thrill of a jet boat ride back to civilisation, the splendor and serenity of an overnight stay on the Milford Sound beneath Mitre Peak. Walk amidst the ancient beech forests of deepest Fiordland.