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Year-round fun and activities
Skiing in winter, hiking in summer. From bungeeing in Queenstown to Lord of the Rings movie locations and traditional Māori performances, NZ is an all-seasons kinda place (and you can experience ‘em all with us).
Access the best accommodation
Whether it’s vibey hostels in Queenstown or cozy cabins with breathtaking views of the mountains, we sort all your accommodation, bookings and transport... so you can relax.
Travel with likeminded people
With our New Zealand trips for 18-35s, you’ll travel with awesome people from around the who share your love of travel and adventure. New friends? Most likely. Memories for life? Most certainly!
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clear searchThe New Zealand Dollar (NZD) is the official currency. Whichever way you wanna pay for stuff, it’s best to check the exchange rate before you travel to get yourself a good deal.
Generally we’d say during summer, which is December through March, but you can go any time of year. We’ve got plenty of New Zealand trips so find one that works for you.
Yes, New Zealand requires visitors to have a visa ahead of travel. Check out our guide to visas for more deets.
New Zealand’s climate varies depending on destination and season, so you’ll want to bring warm or cold weather clothes accordingly, as well as:
New Zealand ATMs accept most major debit / credit cards (VISA, Maestro, Mastercard) for cash withdrawals. It’s also a good idea to carry a prepaid travel card with you to avoid fees and other issues.
Tipping is not expected, and besides you’ll usually see that the service charge has been automatically added to your bill. If you would like to tip though, it’ll be appreciated.
Generally yes, you can drink water from the tap in most places. If you’re in a remote spot, there may be a sign saying ‘not for drinking’. Bottled water is readily available either way.
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