8-Day South Island Adventure | Snowplane and Glacier Trail Experience

This eight-day, immersive tour of New Zealand's Pure South Island offers a luxurious experience. Experience snowplane rides, explore the majestic 10,000-year-old glacier trails, and visit the secluded paradise of Lake Tekapo, where you can spot the world's smallest blue penguins. Explore all the popular attractions and suburban sights of New Zealand's South Island. This eight-day immersive tour will fulfill your New Zealand fantasies.

– About the Attractions | Eight-Day Tour of New Zealand's Pure South Island –

▲ Lake Tekapo
Lake Tekapo is the most famous lake in New Zealand's South Island. Formed by glacial damming, this unique natural environment creates an incredibly blue water, a true paradise on earth. During the day, Lake Tekapo offers a stunning contrast between the mountains and the lake. At night, the Milky Way fills the sky, making it an ideal spot for stargazing.

▲Mount Cook
Rising 3,724 meters, Mount Cook is the highest and most majestic mountain in New Zealand's South Island. With its perpetually frozen glaciers and glaciers, and its diverse and unique natural landscape, Mount Cook, a haven for nature lovers, combines all the beauty of the mountains and rivers. From Mount Cook, you'll embark on the famous Cook Valley Scenic Track, passing snow-capped mountains, glaciers, and meadows, creating a sense of being transported to the highlands while remaining incredibly relaxing. Then, take a scenic flight over the Southern Alps, admiring the magnificent Tasman Valley and its rare glacial lakes and icefalls from the air.

▲Arrowtown
New Zealand experienced its 19th-century gold rush, and Arrowtown became one of the most popular gold rush towns in the South Island. After the boom, Arrowtown felt as if time had stopped. The old British telephone booths, 19th-century hotels, and classic cars parked along the roadside evoke a sense of time travel 100 years ago, leaving behind a nostalgic 19th-century charm. Arrowtown was also a filming location for the movie "The Lord of the Rings." Come experience its tranquility and serenity.

▲Queenstown
Located on the northern shores of Lake Wakatipu, Queenstown is a beautiful town surrounded by the Southern Alps. It's a picturesque city nestled between mountains and water. In Queenstown, take in the famous Skyline Gondola, which takes you from Queenstown to the summit of Bob's Peak, offering breathtaking views of Queenstown along the way. Cruise around Lake Wakatipu aboard the century-old TSS steamship. Early on, the Queenstown steamship was primarily used for freight transport, plying the area around Lake Wakatipu. As Queenstown transitioned from an agricultural economy to a tourism-focused economy in modern times, the sound of the steamship's whistle remains unwavering, captivating audiences and continuing to play a central role in Lake Wakatipu's history.

▲Milford Sound
Milford Sound is like a New Zealand signature. Hidden in the northernmost reaches of Fiordland National Park, this breathtakingly beautiful fjord has earned it a World Heritage status and earned the nickname "The Eighth Wonder of the World." Head to Te Anau, the South Island's largest lake. Surrounded by the Alps, Te Anau, untouched by overdevelopment, maintains its pristine natural beauty. The lake and mountains offer a pristine, pure beauty that evokes a sense of tranquility.

▲Dunedin
Dunedin, located in the southeast of New Zealand's South Island, is the second largest city in the South Island after Christchurch. Home to many early Scottish settlers, Dunedin has become a haven for exotic locales, earning it the nickname "New Zealand's Edinburgh." Here, you can experience a strong Scottish atmosphere, and its artistic streets are a treasure trove of historical sites worth exploring.

▲Oamaru Blue Penguin Colony
When visiting this wildlife wonderland on New Zealand's South Island, you can't miss the famous Blue Penguin Parade. The adorable sight of flocks of tiny blue penguins darting from the sea in search of their home is truly captivating. There are only two Blue Penguin Conservation Centers in the world: one in Melbourne and the other in Oamaru on New Zealand's South Island. This classic New Zealand experience is unmissable!

– About Accommodation | 8-Day Pure South Island Trip –

＃Hotels:
Day 1: Ibis Hotel or similar
Day 2: Mackenzie Country Hotel or Country Time Hotel or similar
Days 3 and 4: Copthorne Hotel and Resort or similar
Day 5: Kingsgate Hotel Te Anau or similar
Day 6: Kelvin Hotel or similar
Day 7: Teschemakers Resort or Brydone Hotel or similar
＃Room Type: Double Room (requires two guests aged 5 and over sharing a bed; no room sharing is permitted)
＃Please contact Customer Service for single/triple room/infant bed requests.