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Where to
go from Christchurch
The latest Sightseeing, Tours, Attractions & Events in Christchurch
Hotels
and Accommodation in Christchurch
 Five
Day Great Southern Circle Tour
Spend
five days indulging in the fantastic South Island of New Zealand
through Mount Cook National Park, Queenstown, Milford Sound and
the rugged West Coast.
Wine
Trail
Indulge
your taste buds at four of North Canterbury's boutique vineyards.
Sample classic New Zealand red and white wines.
Christchurch
to Mount Cook
This
is a trip of stark contrasts between the Canterbury Plains and the
peak of New Zealand's highest spot Mount Cook. Stopover at Lake
Tekapo.
Four
Day Southern Discovery Tour
This
is something to be savoured. Have a scenic flight to the Alps, land
on a glacier and then take a boat on one of the world's great fiords.
Add to that three nights in Queenstown's alpine splendour and you
have an unforgettable holiday.
Three
Day Great Southern Circle Tour
A
three-day tour packed with sights and wonders. Journey over the
Canterbury Plains, visit the Mount Cook National Park, stay overnight
in Queenstown on the shores of Lake Wakatipu and then on to the
wild West Coast and its famous glaciers, before crossing the Southern
Alps and back to Christchurch.
Three
Day Southern Discovery Tour
Included
in this package is a visit to the Mount Cook National Park, two
nights in stunning Queenstown, a trip to the spectacular Milford
Sound where you can take a boat cruise in one of nature's truly
remarkable landscapes.
Six
Day Southern Heritage Tour
If
you have a bit more time to spend in the South island try this six-day
heritage tour. View the alpine wonders of Mount Cook - think about
taking a ski plane and land on a glacier - go to Queenstown, Milford
Sound and visit historic Dunedin, described as the 'Edinburgh of
the South'.
Seven
Day Coastal Splendour Tour
Visit
historic Dunedin and its heritage buildings. Take in Queenstown
and its beautiful lake. Experience the rugged West Coast and view
the mighty Franz Josef Glacier. Cruise Milford Sound and see the
towering Mitre Peak.
Picture
courtesy of Tranzalpine Train
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