Places to Visit in New Zealand

Places to Visit in New Zealand

Book your 2022/23 holiday to New Zealand with Wendy Wu Tours

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Over the course of the last year, we have used the challenges brought about by international border closures to shift our focus closer to home whilst still capturing the essence of what exploring the world with Wendy Wu Tours embodies.  

Introducing two brand new tours – crafted especially for those wishing to unlock the hidden treasures of New Zealand and, which we hope will ignite your spirit for travel once more.   

Home to some of the most stunning natural scenery in the world, a vibrant inclusive culture, rich history and amazingly fresh produce, New Zealand really does have it all.  

To get you started below is our guide of the must-see destinations across NZ. Click on the tiles to learn more about what makes each place special, including how you can discover these on our programmes.  


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Top Places to go in New Zealand

  • Wellington

    Wellington

    New Zealand’s highest mountain reaching 3,754 metres and home to the largest glacier – the mighty Tasman Glacier.
  • New Plymouth

    New Plymouth

    The largest city of the Taranaki region on the North Island’s west coast and well-known for its dormant volcano – Mt Egmont.
  • Napier

    Napier

    A coastal city set amid the renowned wine-producing region of Hawke's Bay.
  • Auckland

    Auckland

    Also known as “The City of Sails’, Auckland is a multi-cultural hub of food and wine, music, art and culture.
  • Dunedin

    Dunedin

    Also known as the ’Edinburgh of New Zealand‘ due to its Scottish heritage.
  • Fiordland National Park

    Fiordland National Park

    Fiordland National Park is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, encompassing Doubtful, Milford and Dusky Sounds.
  • Wanaka

    Wanaka

    A year-round destination located in the Southern Alps of New Zealand.
  • Mount Cook

    Mount Cook

    New Zealand's highest mountain reaching 3,754 metres and home to the largest glacier – the mighty Tasman Glacier.
  • Christchurch

    Christchurch

    The largest city in the South Island known for its English heritage and extradinary gardens!