Over 100 million years of isolation have helped to create this unique and unspoilt land of New Zealand and now there are countless ways to enjoy it.

Learn about the dramatic beginnings of European settlement in the historic and picturesque Bay of Islands towns of Russell and Waitangi. Relive the 1860s gold rush by visiting Arrowtown in the Southern Lakes district and exploring the remains of gold diggings in the Central Otago area.

Perhaps you may be looking to indulge in a winery experience that will have you sample some of New Zealand's best wines and take the ferry from Auckland to Waiheke Island. Tour the vineyards of Sauvignon Blanc, Chardonnay and red wine growers. Beyond Auckland, cycle the wine trail of the flat Hawkes Bay region in the central North Island or fly into Wellington, and drive over to Martinborough, noted for its Pinot Noir. Head to the South Island of New Zealand, and take a wine tour of the Marlborough region, known for its Riesling and Chardonnay along with exploring the Central Otago region's cool climate vineyards.

If it is adventure and the great outdoors you're after, look no further than the North Islands, Mount Ruapehu and the South Island's Queenstown, Wanaka and Christchurch located ski fields. Why not also go fishing in Taupo, kayaking in the Abel Tasman National park, bungy jumping, jet-boating or a casual round of golf in Queenstown.

Once you've had your fill of adrenaline, jump across the ditch to North Queensland, Australia. Fly into Cairns, the jumping off point for the attractions of far north Queensland.

Into water sport? Then snorkel and scuba dive the Great Barrier Reef, whitewater raft, sail to tropical islands. Want more excitement? Skydive from 14,000 feet.

The city of Cairns was recently renovated. Cairns Esplanade, once a huge grassy park, now features world-class outdoor recreation and entertainment facilities, as well as shops and restaurants and an environmental interpretation centre.

Cairns' nightlife caters for everyone. Nightclubs, sophisticated dining, or just sitting back on the Esplanade and admiring the Trinity Inlet are all popular.

Start your multistop vacation package booking now by selecting 'Build Itinerary' or refer to the example itinerary below to assist with building that perfect trip

		Use an Example Itinerary to Build Your Multistop Holiday
		New Zealand & Tropical North Queensland: 3 Weeks Days 1 to 3 - Auckland & surrounds Visit Kelly Tarlton's Underwater World. Stay at the Langham Hotel. Be sure to visit Waiheke Island and sample the local wine. Days 4 to 7 - Christchurch & surrounds Depart by air for Christchurch. Encounter New Zealand's wildlife by taking a Blackcat Wildlife Cruise, visiting the Willowbank Wildlife Sanctuary or travelling to Kaikoura for Whale watching. Stay at the Heritage Christchurch. Days 8 to 19 - Cairns & Port Douglas Fly to Cairns via Auckland and then transfer to Port Douglas. Stay at the Radisson Treetops Resort & Spa. Visit the Great barrier with Quicksilver Connections Outer Barrier Reef experience, go white water Rafting or take a flight in a hot air balloon. Days 20 & 21 - Cairns & surrounds Transfer to Cairns and stay at The Lakes Cairns Resort & Spa. Take the Skyrail RainForest Cableway before departing Cairns the following day.