Luxury Holidays to New Zealand
New Zealand is a true bucket list destination.The world's adventure capital offers an unbeatable combination of adrenaline, luxury, and soul-stirring scenery. Divided into North and South Islands, travellers will find plenty of awesome wilderness, culture, beaches and wine regions to explore on a Luxury holiday to New Zealand in 2025.
The North Island is rich in Maori history and culture. Witness the powerful Haka war dance, visit a marae (tribal meeting ground), and greet local people with a traditional pressing of noses. Discover traditional weaving, carving and tattooing in artists' workshops, museums and galleries.
Where to Go on Your Holiday to New Zealand in 2025
The North offers geothermal and volcanic wonders, from Rotorua’s boiling mud pools and hot springs to White Island, an active marine volcano. Hike sprawling farmlands and beaches in Hawke’s Bay and the Bay of Plenty, or eat, drink and shop in hip cities, Wellington ...
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Country: New Zealand
Capital: Wellington
Best Time To Go: November through April
Currency: New Zealand Dollar (NZD)
Language: English
Time Zone: GMT+12
Classic Australia
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An escorted drive along Victoria's Great Ocean Road
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Witness Bruce Munro’s acclaimed art phenomenon at Ayers Rock
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Tour Sydney, taking in Bondi beach, Darling Harbour and Watsons Bay
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Experience the local flora and fauna of the Blue Mountains
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Jungle surf through the rainforest canopy in Daintree
Go Wild in North Australia
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Discover abundant birdlife on safari in the Kakadu National Park
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Observe the world’s largest crocodile population
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Go horseback riding through rugged Western Australia
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Appreciate the beauty of Kimberley from the air on a scenic flight
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Stay in luxury lodges in the Australian wilderness
Iconic Australia by Jet
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Jet across Australia in style on a luxury Outback Jet
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Get a bird’s eye view of Uluru Rock and the Bungle Bungles
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Explore Aboriginal rock art sites and outback wildlife at Arnhem Land
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Experience life on a cattle station and enjoy a heli-picnic in Bullo River Station
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Discover the largest salt lake in Australia with an aboriginal guide
Bamurru Plains
Immerse yourself in an extraordinary bush experience on the edge of Kakadu National Park. Bamurru Plains is a top market tented retreat on the Mary River floodplain. Part of Swim Creek Station, guests have access to 300 km² of floodplains and savannah woodland.
Accommodation is in ten safari...
Cicada Lodge
Surrounded by native bush and located high above the ancient waterways of the Katherine River, the Cicada Lodge is a true retreat. A joint venture by the Jawoyn people and Indigenous Business Australia (IBA), it’s the ideal base to explore the ancient landscape and cultural heritage of the Nitmiluk National...
Longitude 131
Situated in the spiritual heart of Australia, and commanding spectacular views of Uluru and Kata Tjuta, Longitude 131º is an exclusive and romantic tented camp offering guests a unique experience.
Fifteen lavishly decorated and palatial tents built on stilts and covered with huge white canopies have been designed...
Mantra on the Esplanade
Occupying a prime location on Darwin’s waterfront, Mantra on the Esplanade is a hotel with panoramic views across the harbor. It’s a great base for exploring the Northern Territory’s capital city, and the ideal vantage point to appreciate the region’s stunning sunsets.
The rooms, apartments, and penthouse suites are light...
Sails in the Desert
Experience Uluru’s raw beauty in lavish surroundings at this hotel located at the gateway to UNESCO World Heritage site Uluru-Kata Tjuta, in Australia’s iconic red center. Sails in the Desert combines contemporary style and sophistication with Aboriginal heritage.
Sails is so-called because of the white, sail-shaped awnings that...
