Ultimate New Zealand Self-Drive Adventure
Auckland, Waiheke Island, Matamata (Hobbiton), Rotorua, Taupo, Napier, Wellington, Picton, Abel Tasman National Park, Nelson, Blenheim, Christchurch, Mount Cook, Queenstown
- Scenic Self-Drive: Experience New Zealand on a breathtaking road trip past mountains, lakes, and volcanic plains.
- Maori Culture: Immerse yourself in Maori traditions at Te Puia with carving schools and a gourmet Hangi feast.
- Iconic Hiking: Trek the world-famous Tongariro Crossing through dramatic “Lord of the Rings” landscapes.
- Stargazing Escape: Witness crystal-clear dark skies at Mount Cook before sailing the fjords of Milford Sound.
- Outdoor Adventure: Explore the Dart River Wilderness on a thrilling safari arranged by your Destination Expert.
Please note: USD per person, double occupancy. Custom designed personal tour. Prices subject to change.
TravelTides: A Journey Like No Other
Experience thoughtfully curated itineraries created by our travel experts to inspire your next adventure. Every journey can be fully customized to match your interests, budget, and personal travel style. With TravelTides, explore top destinations, immerse yourself in local cultures, and enjoy authentic experiences tailored to your schedule and the way you love to travel.
Day 1-2: Auckland
Your New Zealand adventure begins with a seamless private transfer from the airport to your hotel. Upon arrival, you’ll receive a welcome package that includes a personalized welcome letter, a detailed itinerary, a voucher summary with supplier contacts, and a sustainability pack featuring reusable water bottles and a carry bag. (No physical vouchers are provided.) If the package is not presented at check-in or in your room, simply request it at the front desk.
The next day, cross a must-do experience off your bucket list with a privately guided three-hour tour of Auckland. Your guide will pick you up from your hotel and take you through New Zealand’s largest and most dynamic city—famed as the City of Sails and built atop 48 dormant volcanic cones. Explore iconic landmarks such as the Auckland Domain, Auckland University, Harbour Bridge, Queen Street, and the scenic viewpoint on Mount Victoria overlooking the Hauraki Gulf. Continue to Westhaven Marina, a striking symbol of Auckland’s sailing culture. Your tour concludes with a comfortable transfer back to your hotel, giving you a deeper appreciation of the city’s history, culture, and everyday life.
Where you’ll be staying: Sudima Auckland City Premium King
Day 3: Auckland To Waiheke Island
Travel with Fullers Ferry to Waiheke Island. It's 35 square miles of sandy beaches, vineyards, native bush settings pristine coastline, olive groves and laid back seaside villages' only 40 minutes cruise from downtown Auckland.
Take the ferry to Waiheke Island (own expense) to explore the island’s wineries. On this tour you visit up to four vineyards. If you wish, one vineyard may be replaced with an olive oil tasting and/or an artist studio. Your local, wine experienced guide has an extensive knowledge of the island and its surroundings, making your day informative and entertaining. On Waiheke Island, which also known as New Zealand’s Island of Wine, is an abundance of vineyards. Wineries on your tour may for example include Obsidian, which is a boutique winery, established in 1993, with the single objective of producing a great Bordeaux-style red. They now make ten varietal wines, including several award winners. Their flagship wine is a classic blend of Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Cabernet Franc and Malbec. Kennedy Point vineyard produces Syrah, Merlot, Malbec, Chardonnay and Rosé wines. You may also want to taste manuka and pohutukawa honey, estate–grown olive oil, and New Zealand avocado oil. The winery’s Syrah recently won the International Syrah Trophy, the New Zealand Syrah Trophy, the New Zealand Red Wine Trophy and the Auckland Syrah Trophy at the International Wine Challenge. The tour starts at 10.00 a.m. and finishes as approximately 5 p.m. Lunch and the ferry from Auckland to Waiheke are not included.
Take the ferry to travel from Waiheke Island to Auckland Downtown.
Where you’ll be staying: Sudima Auckland City Premium King
Day 4: New Zealand Car Rental To Auckland To Matamata (Hobbiton) To Rotorua
Pick-up your rental car to explore the beautiful expanse of New Zealand. An intermediate SUV (or similar) has been reserved in your name. For upgrade options, please speak to your Destination Expert.
Leave the city via the southern motorway and after crossing the Bombay Hills, descend to the Hauraki Plains - once the bed of the Waikato River. The river eventually drained away here, forming the fertile alluvial soil which has made this area one of the most productive farming areas in New Zealand. Travel through this rich dairying country to the town of Matamata which provides most of the essential services for the area. Matamata is also well known for its famous thoroughbred horse studs and is the home of ‘Hobbiton’ from the Lord of the Rings movies. Approximate non-stop drive time is 2 hours, covering 100 miles.
Experience the real Middle-earth with a visit to the Hobbiton Movie Set, the bucolic setting for The Shire that featured in the Peter Jackson directed films ‘The Lord of the Rings’. Your tour starts with a drive through the picturesque 1,250 acre sheep farm with spectacular views across the Kaimai Ranges. Your guide will escort you through the ten acre site recounting fascinating details of how the Hobbiton set was created. The Hobbit holes, Green Dragon Inn, Mill and other structures created for ‘The Lord of the Rings’ and ‘The Hobbit’ films can be viewed and you will see how this beautiful piece of Waikato farmland was transformed into The Shire from Middle-earth. Upon completion of your tour of the set you will return to The Shires Rest. This shared Hobbiton tour takes approximately 2.5 hours and has a maximum group number of 40 participants. Please report to the Shire’s Rest, 501 Buckland Road.
On your way to Rotorua you’ll come across the town of Tirau, known for its antique shops and animal-shaped corrugated iron buildings. Enjoy plantation pine forest and a refreshing patch of native bush, Fitzgerald Glade, before you encounter the unusual terrain of the Mamaku district. Mini volcanic cones dot the landscape, some showing their solidified lava core. The last part of your journey takes you past the gondola and luge rides of Mt Ngongataha. You’ll know you’ve arrived in the city of Rotorua when you see (and smell!) the geothermal steam plumes of Whakarewarewa. Approximate drive time is 1.5 hrs, covering 54 miles.
Where you’ll be staying: Regent of Rotorua Superior
Day 5: Rotorua
After an early morning pick-up, journey through the forests and farmlands outside of Rotorua en route to Wai-o-Tapu, host to New Zealand's largest boiling mud pool, colorful hot springs and the world-famous Lady Knox geyser, which – with luck – you’ll watch erupt before your eyes. Next, you’ll set off to Waimangu Thermal Valley where your experienced guide will provide details relating to the massive eruption of Mount Tarawera in 1886 and its long-lasting effects on the local environment while exploring the exotic, seemingly-lunar landscape. This tour departs at 8:00 am, takes approximately four hours and 30 minutes to complete, and operates with a maximum of 15 guests.
Enjoy a guided tour of the valley with one of Te Puia's world renowned guides. As part of the tour you will visit New Zealand's national carving and weaving schools and witness these disciplines in practice under the guidance of full-time master carvers and weavers. You will visit award-winning interactive galleries, see a kiwi bird up close, and most importantly, hear stories told by descendants of the valley. To conclude the first half of the tour you will visit the geyser and mud pools and then be invited to have a short rest prior to the beginning of the evening experience. Traditionally, Te Po is an intimate time for sharing knowledge while enjoying food, culture and friendship. Taking place at Te-Heketanga-a-Rangi (The Heavenly Origins), which is an area comprising of twelve monumental carvings reaching skywards – each one representing a Maori deity – you’ll hear the stories of the past and see how these traditions live on today. Feeding guests is regarded by Maori as an honor and a sign of a tribe’s Mana (standing), and as a result, you can expect a lavish banquet meal during the evening. This meal combines contemporary cooking techniques with traditional Hangi (earth-cooked oven meal), where Kai (food) is steam-cooked by hot rocks in the earth, giving it a delicious smoky flavor. Following dessert, you will be transferred to the Whakarewarewa Geothermal Valley to take in the spectacular lighting. Here, you can wander around the illuminated natural attractions, including Pohutu geyser. A shared outing, this tour can accommodate up to 160 guests.
Where you’ll be staying: Regent of Rotorua Superior
Day 6 - 7: Rotorua To Taupo
Begin your journey in Rotorua, a geothermal wonderland set on the Pacific Ring of Fire. Spend the morning exploring bubbling mud pools, geysers, colorful silica terraces, and the rich traditions of Māori culture. As you drive south toward Taupo, enjoy a landscape shaped by ancient volcanic forces, passing through vast pine forests and notable sites such as the Wairakei Geothermal Power Station. Along the way, you may stop at geothermal parks, the powerful Huka Falls, or even a world-renowned golf course.
Arrive in the lakeside town of Taupo, perched beside New Zealand’s largest lake and famous for trout fishing, hot spas, and excellent dining. The rest of the day is yours—choose from lake cruises, biking, hiking, thermal parks, golfing, spa experiences, or even skydiving for an unforgettable thrill.
The next morning, your guide will collect you at 8:00 am for the legendary Tongariro Alpine Crossing, often regarded as the world’s greatest one-day hike. Over roughly 12 miles, traverse otherworldly volcanic terrain made famous by the Lord of the Rings films, while learning about the cultural significance of this sacred landscape. This full-day adventure spans approximately eight hours and requires a good level of fitness, along with proper footwear and weather-appropriate clothing.
Where you’ll be staying: Millennium Hotel & Resort Manuels Standard Lakeview Queen
Day 8 - 9: Taupo TO Napier
Depart Taupo and enjoy a scenic drive to Napier, taking in rugged hills, sweeping valleys, and wide-open vistas along the way. Pause at thermal hot springs near Tarawera or admire the twin cascades from the Waiarua Falls lookout. As you continue toward the coast, the small town of Eskdale signals your arrival in Napier—rebuilt after the devastating 1931 earthquake and now celebrated as the Art Deco Capital of the World. With world-class vineyards and the Cape Kidnappers gannet colony nearby, the region offers natural beauty paired with vibrant cultural heritage.
Upon arrival, enjoy a privately guided walking tour through Napier’s famed Art Deco Quarter. Your guide will tailor the experience to your pace and interests as you explore Mission Revival façades, 20th-century Stripped Classicism, and the iconic Art Deco styles that define the city’s character. This immersive walk offers valuable insight into how Napier rose from tragedy to become an architectural treasure.
The next day, dive deeper into Hawke’s Bay’s rich culture, gourmet offerings, and artistic community. This privately guided full-day experience may take you through orchards, vineyards, and coastal settlements where you can meet Māori elders, local food producers, winemakers, and creative artisans. Taste exceptional wines at renowned estates, sample premium regional produce, and visit artists in their studios. Explore the countryside’s historic gardens, remote beaches, or native bushland - your guide will shape the journey around your interests.
Across these two days, you’ll uncover the stories, flavors, landscapes, and personalities that make Hawke’s Bay one of New Zealand’s most captivating regions.
Where you’ll be staying: Hawkes Bay - Breckenridge Lodge Guest Room
Day 10 - 11: Napier To Wellington
Leave Napier behind and travel south toward Wellington, passing through the fruitful landscapes of Hastings—renowned for its apple and pear orchards—and continuing through a series of charming townships. Enjoy the green scenery as you drive past Waipukurau and Waipawa with their heritage roots, Dannevirke’s locally made knitwear shops, and Woodville’s antique stores. Stop in Carterton for paua shell souvenirs or wander the beautifully preserved Victorian streets of Greytown. Further on, Martinborough welcomes you with boutique vineyards and acclaimed restaurants, all within walking distance of its quaint town square.
After Featherston, your route climbs over the Rimutaka Range, rewarding you with sweeping views in all directions. Once you descend into the Hutt Valley, an easy motorway drive brings you into Wellington. With the afternoon at leisure, you may wish to explore the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, home to rich Māori and Pacific collections, natural history exhibits, and the world’s largest preserved colossal squid.
The next day, set out on foot with a private guide for a tailored walking tour of Wellington—New Zealand’s cultural and creative heart. Explore neighborhoods and landmarks that highlight the city’s innovative spirit, from the historic Rita Angus Cottage, now a residency space for emerging artists, to the grand Parliament Grounds, including the iconic Beehive. Visit the Waka Landing Point, Old Government House, and the elegant Wellington Railway Station before continuing to the New Zealand Portrait Gallery, where rotating exhibitions share the stories of New Zealanders past and present. Conclude your walk along the city’s scenic waterfront, lined with markets, cafes, and stunning harbor views.
Where you’ll be staying: QT Museum Hotel QT Superior King
Day 12 - 14: Wellington To Picton To Abel Tasman National Park
Begin with a premium Cook Strait crossing aboard the Kaitaki or Aratere. Your Kaitaki Plus access provides a private lounge with comfortable seating, complimentary Wi-Fi, refreshments, and a selection of local wines and beers.
Arrive in Picton and continue to Kaiteriteri, the gateway to Abel Tasman National Park. Spend some time enjoying the beach and the region’s beautiful coastal scenery before settling into your accommodation.
Over the next two days, join your group guide for a cruise to Torrent Bay, followed by full training and a guided kayaking experience along the park’s golden beaches, tidal estuaries, and sheltered coves. Enjoy a picnic lunch on a quiet beach with time to swim or relax. On the return journey, you may stop at Pinnacle Island to view a seal colony and watch for blue penguins and seabirds. After freshening up at Torrent Bay Lodge, cruise back to Kaiteriteri and transfer to Nelson.
Please bring a dry bag, swimsuit, towel, sunscreen, wind jacket, walking shoes, and a change of clothes.
Where you’ll be staying: Te Koi – The Lodge at Bronte Shoreline Suites
Day 15 - 16: Nelson To Blenheim
Depart Nelson and follow the coastline past the boulder bank, the city’s natural breakwater. Continue over Whangamoa Hill and the Rai Saddle before descending to Pelorus Bridge, set amid beautiful native bush. Travel onward to Havelock, then through gentle hills to the Wairau River. From here, the road turns east toward Blenheim, the heart of the Marlborough wine region. Approximate drive time: 1.5 hours, covering 71 miles.
Where you’ll be staying: 14th Lane Urban Hotel Superior Super King/Twin
Day 17 - 18: Blenheim To Christchurch
Travel from Blenheim through the Awatere Valley and along the Pacific Coast, passing Lake Grassmere and the wildlife-rich town of Kaikōura, known for whale watching and fresh crayfish. Continue south through the vineyards of Waipara before arriving in Christchurch, a vibrant city of heritage buildings, riverside parks, and a thriving arts scene. Approx. drive time: 4.5 hours, 196 miles.
The next day, cross the Canterbury Plains to board the TranzAlpine, one of the world’s great scenic train journeys. Ride through deep gorges and mountain landscapes to Arthur’s Pass, where you’ll join a private guided excursion. Choose between exploring the Waimakariri River and Cave Stream area, or visiting the striking limestone formations of Castle Hill. After your adventure, return to Christchurch via Porter’s Pass. Bring warm layers, waterproof gear, sturdy shoes, and a day pack.
Where you’ll be staying: Sudima Christchurch City Centre Premium King
Day 19 - 20: Christchurch To Mount Cook
Depart Christchurch and travel south across the Canterbury Plains, crossing the braided Rakaia and Rangitata Rivers, passing Ashburton and Geraldine before entering the Mackenzie District. Continue through Lake Tekapo and Lake Pukaki along the Tasman River to Mount Cook Village. Approx. drive time: 4 hours, covering 205 miles.
TIn the evening, experience stargazing under some of New Zealand’s darkest skies. Begin with a live Digital Sky presentation at the planetarium, then head outdoors with binoculars and telescopes to view the Milky Way, Southern Cross, star clusters, planets, and distant galaxies.
The next day, explore the Tasman Glacier, New Zealand’s largest, on a custom MAC Boat tour across the glacier’s terminal lake, witnessing calving icebergs and dramatic glacial formations. Enhance your adventure with a 45-minute scenic flight by helicopter or ski plane over Aoraki/Mount Cook National Park, soaring above snow-capped peaks, glacier lakes, and the Tasman Valley, with a remote glacier landing for unforgettable views and photo opportunities.
Where you’ll be staying: Hermitage Hotel Premium Queen Queen
Day 21 - 23: Queenstown
Depart Mount Cook Village and drive along the edge of Lake Pukaki toward Twizel, taking in the turquoise glacial waters, tussock high country, and snow-capped peaks. Twizel is a hub for mountain climbing, kayaking, skiing, horse trekking, and hiking, and offers the chance to spot the rare Black Stilt or enjoy fresh local salmon. Continue through picturesque farmland to Omarama, where you can explore the Paritea Cliffs or fish the Ahuriri River. From Omarama, traverse the stunning Lindis Pass before arriving in Queenstown, the alpine adventure capital of New Zealand. Approx. drive time: 3 hours, 149 miles.
The following day, enjoy a scenic lakeside drive from Queenstown to Milford Sound, passing lush alpine farmland and the shores of Lake Te Anau. Your driver-guide will stop at photo-worthy viewpoints and short walks, revealing hidden waterfalls and serene lakes. At Milford Sound, board a 90-minute cruise through towering mountains, rainforest, and wildlife-filled waters, soaking in the peace and grandeur of Fiordland.
Next, experience the Dart River Wilderness Safari, departing from Queenstown for a thrilling jetboat ride into Mount Aspiring National Park. Navigate braided, glacier-fed rivers with 360° spins, while guides share the area’s Māori legends, history, and highlights along the Greenstone Trail. This unforgettable journey combines adrenaline, spectacular scenery, and Queenstown’s natural beauty. Tips: Dress warmly, wear sturdy walking shoes, and bring sun protection in summer or warm gear in winter.
Where you’ll be staying: Queenstown Park Boutique Hotel Gondola Room
Day 24: New Zealand Car Rental
After packing up, make your way to the rental car drop off centre and return your vehicle.
Sudima Auckland City
Set in the vibrant heart of Auckland's Central Business District, Sudima Auckland City offers a modern haven for travelers seeking both comfort and convenience in New Zealand’s largest city. Ideally located, the hotel is just steps away from Auckland’s dynamic shopping, arts, dining, and entertainment districts, and directly opposite the New Zealand International Convention Centre. With 194 thoughtfully designed rooms featuring soft, calming tones, the hotel ensures a restful retreat for guests. Culinary delights await at the modern-Asian, plant-based restaurant, and the stunning rooftop bar provides the perfect setting to unwind with panoramic city views. Guests can also enjoy complimentary access to the gym or host gatherings in versatile meeting and conference spaces accommodating 24 to 120 attendees. Blending contemporary design with thoughtful amenities, Sudima promises a seamless and memorable experience in the heart of Auckland.
Regent of Rotorua
The Regent of Rotorua Boutique Hotel & Spa redefines modern hospitality with a visionary blend of modern design, luxurious facilities and bespoke service to inspire imaginative travelers. Located in the heart of Rotorua, within close walking distance of the lakefront and convention centers and adjacent to the eating precinct, the Regent of Rotorua is the perfect hotel for business or pleasure. The 30 rooms and suites at the Regent of Rotorua are a haven of calm, blending stylish contemporary décor and hints of glamour, whilst still providing all the modern conveniences you would expect from a world class property.
Millennium Hotel & Resort Manuels
Set on the shores of the country’s largest lake, this is one of Taupo luxury hotels with uninterrupted views of the magnificent lake and mountains. Many of Taupo’s famous attractions are just minutes away, including Huka Falls, water and snow skiing, hot mineral pools, golf courses, and lake cruises. The charming Edgewater Restaurant is a superb choice for savouring award-winning cuisine as swans gracefully swim by. The resort has also been artfully decorated to create an air of glamorous elegance, and its heated swimming pool, private grotto plunge pool, sauna, and gym provide guests with leisure options right at their doorstep. With 3 stylishly appointed event venues, 12 luxurious suites, and 39 boutique guest rooms, Millennium Hotel and Resort Manuels Taupo is undoubtedly the town’s most desirable location for events and vacations.
Hawkes Bay - Breckenridge Lodge
Breckenridge Lodge provides luxurious accommodation and fine dining in Hawke’s Bay. Nestled in the picturesque valley of Omarunui, and commanding views over the vineyard directly below, the Lodge is conveniently situated only minutes’ drive from Napier, Hastings, and the Napier Airport. Imagine the ambience of Tuscany in amongst the fresh green hills of New Zealand countryside. Each of the private rooms has spectacular views, air conditioning and ensuite bathroom. The private guest lounge is a place you can relax, with the French doors leading you out to the patio, should you wish to get a closer look at the surroundings. However, if you choose to spend time inside, there are plenty of good books to read, music to listen to and other guests to socialise with. The guest dining room is a focal point of the house, with the wine cellar well stocked with local New Zealand wines as well as an exciting range from abroad.
QT Museum Hotel
The QT Museum Hotel is a privately owned luxury boutique hotel opposite Te Papa and the waterfront, and a short stroll to live theaters, designer shopping, city markets, Waitangi Park and Oriental Parade’s promenade and beach. Hippopotamus, the hotel’s world class, award winning restaurant, offers harbor views, a spectacular décor and French style cuisine by Laurent Loudeac. Onsite leisure facilities include a well-equipped fitness center, sauna, indoor heated swimming pool, spa pool, Vivo Hair Design and Cathy Davys Day Spa and designer shopping.
Te Koi – The Lodge at Bronte
Halfway between Nelson city and the Abel Tasman National Park, Te Koi – The Lodge at Bronte is centrally located between the beautiful ocean and mountains. The five gorgeous suites and villas are luxurious, comfortable and provide total seclusion. Gentle pathways lead you through mature gardens to the shoreline, where your suite awaits you; filled with local artworks, top quality linen, fresh flowers, home baking, complimentary drinks and hand-made chocolates. A complimentary breakfast is provided each morning for guests’ convenience. Transfers to and from local cafes are provided during the evening hours. Exciting facilities include an outdoor swimming pool, full size tennis court and pétanque (a game which involves tossing metal balls). Canoes and mountain bikes are also available for guests wishing to enjoy the outdoors.
14th Lane Urban Hotel
The 14th Lane Urban Hotel is a beautiful boutique hotel right in the heart of the central business district of Blenheim, surrounding by the city's laid-back community of bars, cafes, retailers and town amenities. The hotel is styled in a modern, high-end style with clean, dark metallic lines complimented by lush fabrics of muted tones. There are just eight rooms to the hotel, each uniquely stylish and spacious with modern and tiled ensuite bathrooms, luxury New Zealand-made bathroom amenities, and special touches to make your stay as relaxed and comfortable as possible. The timeless classic design combines simplicity with elegance which impart a sense of calm and coziness; rooms are quiet and rest is assured. Among the facilities at the hotel are a dedicated concierge service, luggage storage space, laundry service and free WiFi throughout the property.
Sudima Christchurch City Centre
Set along vibrant Victoria Street in the heart of Christchurch, Sudima Christchurch City offers a refined escape in New Zealand’s beloved ‘Garden City.’ Guests are welcomed into beautifully designed rooms and suites, each offering a serene retreat with luxurious amenities and contemporary comforts. Indulge in exquisite dining at the hotel’s chic restaurant and bar, savoring locally inspired dishes and craft cocktails in a stylish setting. For ultimate relaxation, the on-site day spa provides rejuvenating treatments to help you unwind and recharge. Perfectly situated, the hotel is just steps away from Hagley Park, where lush greenery and tranquil paths await. Explore the lively surrounds, filled with Christchurch’s finest cafes, restaurants, shops, and street art, all within walking distance. Whether you’re enjoying a leisurely stroll through the park, unwinding with a spa treatment, or soaking in the vibrant city atmosphere, Sudima Christchurch City offers a unique blend of luxury and urban charm.
Hermitage Hotel
From an intrepid journey through glacial valleys to a mouth-watering culinary dining adventure, The Hermitage Hotel is the perfect place to base your adventure and discover why this region has endeared itself to Kiwi adventure seekers for so long. Choose from premium hotel rooms, motel units or cozy chalets. . The property offers some of the finest dining options in New Zealand. Guests can choose a la Carte, buffet style or informal café fare. They are the freshest and finest in New Zealand produce. Culinary experts bring a wealth of knowledge and experience from all over the world to produce menus rich in Kiwi fare and infused with international flavors.
Queenstown Park Boutique Hotel
Queenstown Park Hotel is one of Queenstown’s new luxury boutique hotels. Be awed and inspired by the incredible views, luxuriate in the quality and appreciate the stylish design and sophisticated service of an urban boutique hotel. Revel in the personal attention and local knowledge provided by your hotel hosts. Centrally located, yet surrounded by parklands, this 19 room architecturally-designed hotel compliments Queenstown's majestic mountain backdrop to perfection.
- Choose from a range of places to stay, from impeccable five-star hotels to equally outstanding boutique ones.
- Tailor your trip to include a wide variety of activities, from the must-see’s to the lesser-known, local experiences, and even the exclusive ones you may not know about.
- With no fixed dates or set schedules, you can explore on your terms.
- Whether you’re celebrating one of life’s big moments or looking to fulfill a personal journey, we always work with you to ensure we’re creating a trip-of-a-lifetime.
- What’s included: Fully customized itinerary, 24/7 local support, all accommodations, tours, transfers, private driver or guide, luggage allowance.
- What’s not included: International airfare, travel insurance, visas, tips, meals unless specified, excess baggage, personal charges, optional upgrades, local fees.
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