Luggage weight & size limits in New Zealand
Last Updated: 18th Jun 2013
More Tour and Travel Advice for New Zealand
On Contiki New Zealand Tours baggage is restricted to one (non-expanding) reasonably sized suitcase. Metal framed backpacks and vanity cases are not permitted as they may damage others luggage during transit. You may also bring one carry on bag.
On tours with included flights as part of the itinerary, you’ll need to make sure your luggage doesn’t exceed the weight restrictions imposed by airlines. Contiki is not responsible for any costs incurred for overweight luggage.
For information regarding airline luggage fees & limits, please visit our comprehensive list linking to airline websites and their specific luggage restrictions.
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posted on 7th Jan 2013
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I did an american tour last year that was 4 weeks and they didnt check how much the suitcases weigh or how big they are…there isnt really any time to do that! It should be no more then 20kgs and a reasonable size so that everyones suitcase will fit! Dont stress too much because I did and some people had small bags some had bigger ones but they all fit :)
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posted on 11th Dec 2012
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I’m going on the NZ trip and every suitcase owned by me or my family is expanding because we find that easier so never buy anything else. It is actually a great way to compact the luggage by closing it while expanded then re-zipping the expansion part back to the usual size which is much easier to do after it is closed. website
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posted on 12th Oct 2012
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The brochure thing i got with my contiki documents says for new zealand: the maximum for suitcases is 73cm x 50cm x 25cm and a weight of 20kg. Hope that helps click
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posted on 28th Jul 2012
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The brochure thing i got with my contiki documents says for new zealand: the maximum for suitcases is 73cm x 50cm x 25cm and a weight of 20kg. Hope that helps letter rack
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posted on 28th Jul 2012
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It is actually a great way to compact the luggage by closing it while expanded then re-zipping the expansion part back buy tweets to the usual size which is much easier to do after it is closed.
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posted on 4th Jun 2012
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The brochure thing i got with my contiki documents says for new zealand: the maximum for suitcases is 73cm x 50cm x 25cm and a weight of 20kg. Hope that helps
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posted on 3rd Jan 2012
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I’m going on the NZ trip and every suitcase owned by me or my family is expanding because we find that easier so never buy anything else. It is actually a great way to compact the luggage by closing it while expanded then re-zipping the expansion part back to the usual size which is much easier to do after it is closed.
Do I have to go out and buy another case or will they be willing to trust that I will promise no to use the small expansion part – cases are expensive!
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posted on 14th Jan 2011
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I have a 90 litre Black Wolf Cuba and it has metal back supports so is this classed as metal framed? And is it suitable
Troy
posted on 1st Nov 2010
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where does it say the weight limit of the bag and size limits?
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