Getting around New Zealand – and up to the mountains – is easy. For maximum independence, rent a car, and if you’re heading up to the fields, ...

If you prefer to let someone else take care of the planning, look for one of the many guided tour options available. Single-day tours If you’re ...

New Zealand is geographically large, with a small, spread out population connected by stunning railways. Sleep in a train If you’re after a ...

Take to the road in a motorhome or campervan and enjoy the freedom to roam, stopping at scenic spots and dining under the stars. Kiwis have ...

Train tracks traversing braided river valleys and volcanic fields, tunnels cutting through majestic mountains, and 19th Century viaducts ...

There are numerous bus, coach and shuttle options available throughout New Zealand, from scheduled services to coach packages, shuttles and ...

You can find rental offices at airports, ferry terminals and city depots, providing the convenience of starting your holiday as soon as you ...

Driving in New Zealand allows travellers to get off the main highways to explore the small towns and wilderness areas that make New Zealand ...

Opportunities to travel on the water in New Zealand are almost endless, from short inner-city commuter trips to island-to-island travel. Cook ...

Major airlines connect New Zealand’s cities and many of its smaller towns, as well as our surrounding islands. National carrier Air New Zealand ...

New Zealand is a great place for a family adventure. Pack everyone up into the car, or fly to a new destination and pick up a ...

The New Zealand Cycle Trail project is a national initiative to build a network of cycle trails – Great Rides – throughout New Zealand. Perhaps ...

When coming to New Zealand, some of the most important questions are whether to get around by rental car or public transport, and whether to ...