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€ 2249 statt € 2999
21 Tage
Bester Tarif: garantiert
Fitnesslevel: Mäßig
Jetzt ist es an der Zeit, Neuseeland auf eigene Faust zu erkunden - mit dieser Tour, die auch für junge Reisende erschwinglich ist. Man sagt, gutes Reisen findet auf kleinen Inseln statt.
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Preis pro Person im Doppelzimmer bei Abreise 21 Nov 2026
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Two islands. Twenty-one days. Zero reasons to stay home. From Maori culture in Rotorua to kayaking Abel Tasman and hiking trails that'll break your camera roll, New Zealand doesn't do anything small — including the adventure. North Island, South Island, one gloriously affordable trip that moves fast enough to keep things spicy but slow enough to actually feel it.
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Transportmittel: Privates Fahrzeug, Bus, Boot, Fähre, Kajak, Wandern.
Sprache der Reiseleitung: Englisch
Reisestile: Budget
Start: Auckland, New Zealand
Endet: Wellington, New Zealand
Dauer 21 tage
Abfahrten: Garantiert
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Preis pro Person: (Doppelbelegung) € 2249 (€ 107 /Tag)
Tag 1: Auckland
Arrive at any time. There are no activities until an evening welcome meeting, so head out and enjoy the city.
Tag 2: Auckland/Raglan
Begin your journey along backroads to Bridal Veil Falls where the group will head out on a short walk through north island native bush to this stunning waterfall. Continue onwards to the surf town of Raglan, first up it is time to get on the water for some sea kayaking. The group will then head to our accommodation right in the middle of the surf and arts town of Raglan for the next two nights.Travel to Raglan, a cool coastal town famous for its black sand beach and surf break. You'll kayak to a remote part of the harbour for a boat cruise and lunch, before heading to our accommodation, close to the action in Raglan this evening.
Tag 3: Raglan
Spend the full day in Raglan, home to a world-famous surf break. There's no better way to live like the locals do, so grab a surf board and jump right in with an included lesson. You'll also have plenty of time to relax and soak up the laid-back coastal vibes while swapping stories with your travel buddies.Head down to the beach for an included surf lesson. The afternoon is free to do what you choose.
Tag 4: Raglan/Rotorua
Another day, another chance to explore! Today the group will begin journeying to Rotorua with a stop along the way in Waitomo. Here you can choose to go caving in the famous Waitomo Caves, where you will see glow worms light up the cave's ceiling just like stars in the night sky. Next up is Rotorua, notable for its geothermal activity. In the evening you'll visit a thermal valley for an engaging cultural experience by night at the Te Puia Village.
Tag 5: Rotorua/Taupo
Spend a free morning in fascinating Rotorua. Opt to explore hot springs, walking past bubbling mud pits and multi-coloured pools, or go on a white-water rafting excursion. Depart Rotorua in the afternoon and travel to Taupo. Along the way stop for a visit to the mighty Huka Falls, these impressive falls are not to be missed on the North Island. Arrive in Taupo, and experience an afternoon together sailing New Zealand's largest lake.
Tag 6: Tongariro Nationalpark/Wellington
Es geht in die Hauptstadt, wo du das Nationalmuseum Te Papa besuchen oder entlang der Oriental Parade spazieren kannst. Schau dir einige der großartigen Bars und Cafés an.Wir reisen nach Wellington, die Hauptstadt von Neuseeland. Wir kommen früh genug für einen Besuch im Nationalmuseum Te Papa an. Unternimm eine kurze Wanderung von unserer Unterkunft aus, um die Sehenswürdigkeiten des Hauptgeschäftsviertels zu bewundern. Lass den Tag ausklingen, indem du optional das Nachtleben der Stadt erkundest.
Tag 7: Wellington/Abel Tasman National Park
Heute geht es mit der Morgenfähre durch die Cookstraße. Vergiss die Kamera nicht! Protipp: Sichere dir einen Platz an Deck für die beste Aussicht auf die Marlborough Sounds an der Nordspitze der Südinsel. Danach warten urtümliche grüne Wälder, wunderschön klares Wasser, blauer Himmel und goldener Sand auf der Fahrt in den Abel-Tasman-Nationalpark.Morgens überqueren wir mit der Fähre die malerische Cookstraße. Du solltest unbedingt an Deck gehen, um die Aussicht auf die Marlborough Sounds an der Spitze der Südinsel zu genießen. Wir gehen von Bord und fahren in den Abel-Tasman-Nationalpark, der für seine atemberaubenden, weißen Sandstrände bekannt ist.
Tag 8: Abel Tasman National Park
Stell dir vor, wie die Vögel in den Baumkronen über dir zwitschern, während du mit den anderen durch den Wald wanderst und dabei gelegentlich an einen Wasserfall kommst, wo ihr euch bei einem Bad in einem der Teiche abkühlen könnt, bevor es an die paradiesische Küste mit ihren Buchten und dem türkisgrünen Wasser geht, wo du am Sandstrand chillst und sonnenbadest. Das ist die Art von Tagen, die im Abel-Tasman-Nationalpark auf dich warten. Und du hast hier genug Zeit, um die goldenen Sandstrände und das Wasser genau so zu genießen wie du willst. Also hab Spaß, baue eine Sandburg für uns und stürze dich ins Vergnügen!
Tag 9: Abel Tasman National Park/Westport
It's off to Westport today! Breathe in the fresh air and soak in the beautiful views as the group heads south down the rugges West coast. Make a (very cool) pit stop to a seal colony in Cape Foulwind and watch these majestic animals in their habitat before continuing on to Westport for the evening. On arrival discover the true charm of this coal mining town.
Tag 10: Westport/Franz Josef
Weiter geht die malerische Fahrt an der Küste nach Süden nach Punakaiki. Freu dich auf großartige Sehenswürdigkeiten wie Pancake Rocks und Blowholes. Punakaiki ist ein ganz besonderer Ort voller Geheimtipps und die ideale Gelegenheit, um mal auszusteigen, dir die Beine zu vertreten und die außergewöhnliche Schönheit der Natur zu bewundern.Continue following the coastal road towards Franz Josef arriving at a unique wilderness lodge set in the rainforest for the night.
Tag 11: Franz Josef
Enjoy a free day in Franz Josef. Today is all yours to spend as you please! From hiking to kayaking and walking on a glacier, there's bound to be something you'll want to check off that bucket list. If your goal is to make actual contact with the glacier then try a heli-hike or guided ice walk. Or you could let nature be your guide and explore the rainforests, lakes, and waterfalls that surround Franz Josef. If you'd rather stay in town, then grab a bite to eat and chill, taking in the beautiful surrounds... the choice is yours!
Tag 12: Franz Josef/Queenstown
Hit the road to the adventure capital of the world — Queenstown. Sit back, relax, and gaze out the window as you leave Glacier Country, winding through lush forests and over Haast Pass. Along the way, make a stop in Wanaka, where you'll have the chance to snap a photo of the iconic Wanaka Tree, one of New Zealand's most photographed natural landmarks. The photo opportunities will seem endless (make sure those cameras are charged!). Then gear up and get ready, because the adrenaline is going to be pumping over the next few days.
Tag 13: Queenstown
Let's put it this way, if you're the sort of person that loves adventure mixed with adrenaline all while exploring one of the most scenic places in the country, then Queenstown is for you! Gear up for a free day that is sure to leave you breathless. Opt to be a dare devil and get ready to have those hearts pumping with some adrenaline-filled options like jet boating, bungee jumping, or skydiving.
Tag 14: Queenstown
Let your breathing return to normal today with a slower pace in Queenstown. Enjoy free time to explore at your own rhythm — stroll along the shores of Lake Wakatipu, browse local boutiques, relax in a lakeside café, or opt for one of the many adventure activities the town is famous for. For those wanting to experience one of New Zealand's most iconic natural wonders, an optional excursion to Fiordland National Park and Milford Sound is available. Journey through dramatic alpine scenery before boarding a boat cruise beneath towering cliffs and cascading waterfalls in this breathtaking fjord — one of the wettest and most awe-inspiring places on Earth. Whether you choose relaxation or adventure there's something for everyone here!
Tag 15: Queenstown
Today's your chance to get out of Queenstown with your CEO on a scenic day trip to Glenorchy at the head of Lake Wakatipu, where dramatic alpine landscapes made famous as filming locations for The Lord of the Rings create an unforgettable backdrop. Weather permitting, you'll also have the option to discover the beautiful Bob's Cove Track, an epic coastal hike with stunning lake and mountain views. Note: Weather can be a wild card—your CEO may switch things up to keep the day epic, rain or shine.
Tag 16: Queenstown / Arrowtown / Tekapo
Start the day with a relaxed start to the day in Queenstown before departing for a scenic drive. Stop in the charming historic village of Arrowtown, often considered one of New Zealand's most beautiful small towns and known for its gold-rush history and beautifully preserved streets. Then continue on to the stunning shores of Lake Tekapo, famous for its turquoise waters and mountain backdrop, where we'll be staying for the next two nights.
Tag 17: Aoraki / Mt Cook National Park / Tekapo
Spend the day visiting Aoraki / Mt Cook National Park, taking in the breathtaking alpine scenery. Explore the park at your own pace, enjoying options such as walking along the Hooker Valley Track, visiting the Sir Edmund Hillary Alpine Centre, or simply admiring the stunning views and glacial lakes of New Zealand's highest peak.
Tag 18: Tekapo to Christchurch
Scoot on up to Christchurch to explore the South Island's largest city, famous for its English-style gardens and quirky street art. Enjoy free time to wander the city, check out its café culture and creative vibes, and see what the nightlife is all about with your travel tribe.
Tag 19: Christchurch/Kaikoura
Mountains, marine life, and magic! Kaikoura is pretty darn special, so special in fact, that it may be the South Island's best kept secret. The best way to experience it is to get out there and witness what this rugged coastal town does best. Book a whale watching cruise, swim with dolphins, or just take a walk along the coast admiring the scenery. In the afternoon try bird watching, swim with dolphins or splurge on a flight over the peninsula.Verbringe den Nachmittag beim Schwimmen mit Delfinen oder bei einem malerischen Rundflug über die Halbinsel. Vogelbeobachter werden begeistert sein, zu hören, dass große Seevögel wie Albatrosse, Sturmvögel und Große Sturmtaucher in der Gegend zu finden sind.
Tag 20: Kaikoura/Wellington
Heute geht es nach Picton und dann mit der Fähre zurück nach Wellington. Während die wunderschöne Landschaft an dir vorüberzieht, hast du Gelegenheit, das Erlebte Revue passieren zu lassen und einfach den Moment zu genießen (und es würde uns nicht wundern, wenn du bereits Pläne für deine nächste Neuseelandreise machst). Zurück in Wellington kannst du mit den anderen noch was essen gehen und ein letztes Mal abends einen draufmachen.
Tag 21: Wellington
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