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New Zealand by Air
Learn about Māori history and culture and survey incredible natural wonders, from verdant meadows to mist-shrouded fjords, with unique local experiences at each stop.
Overview
A totally immersive experience
For those who have done it before, traveling the length of New Zealand’s North and South Islands remains one of the most memorable trips of their travel career because of the many wonders of this stunning, spectacular country: its snowy alpine peaks, shimmering glaciers, steaming thermal pools, unusual plants and animals, lush rain forests and cosmopolitan cities.
We’ve arranged a full array of local experiences that will show you a New Zealand few travelers see, from privately guided tours of specially curated venues to winery tastings and discussions with regional experts. Bypass long drives flying aboard our private SAAB 340 to maximize our time exploring.
Dates
January 5–15, 2027Duration
11 daysPrice
From approx. $16,795 per person
Trip size
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Chart your course of discovery
Revel in cosmopolitan cities, Māori history and culture, and stunning natural wonders as we explore New Zealand’s North and South Islands. Fly from Auckland down to Queenstown on our privately chartered SAAB 340, maximizing our time in each locale. We also take a privately chartered boat around Milford Sound and explore Fiordland National Park by helicopter.
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Trip details
Start preparing for the trip of a lifetime
From top to bottom, we’ve taken care of all the details, so you can enjoy a no-stress, worry-free travel experience.
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“The whole trip was very thoughtfully put together. It was only possible to see as much of the country as we did by having a private plane.”
— Marv Pollack, MBA ’77
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